Mizaç türünü bilmek hastalıkların çözümü olabilir mi? ( Tıp Tarihi ve Etik Uzmanı konuğumuz )
GZT Alfa
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This week on GZT Alfa, our guest is Prof. Dr. Ayten Altıntaş!
In this episode, we discuss the most fundamental issue overlooked by modern medicine: balance. Prof. Ayten Altıntaş, an Elixir Instructor, reminds us of a truth that ancient medicine has taught for centuries but forgotten today: The body is much smarter than we think, yet we constantly disrupt it.
Discussions of temperament have become almost a form of entertainment in the hands of popular culture today. Hundreds of claims circulating about "there are four types, eat accordingly, drink accordingly," fake education programs, fad diets, and ready-made prescriptions presented as personalized... Yet, according to Altıntaş, this is only a small part of the issue.
The real issue isn't temperament itself, but whether it is balanced. Ancient medicine examines hundreds of details when evaluating a person: facial color, pulse, temperature, emotions, geography, food intake, even the season. In modern medicine, everyone is considered "one type." One cure for an illness, one protocol, one transition. This is where the problem begins.
In this episode, we explore questions like, "Why do rich meals make us sick?", "Why do we take the same medicine and experience different effects?", "Why do our temperaments change between childhood and adulthood?", "Are plants really medicine?", and "How does rose water affect psychology?"
Don't forget to watch now and share your thoughts with us! 😍
00:00 Introduction
00:45 What are the types of temperament?
02:45 How many types of temperament are there, and what are they?
03:45 What are the characteristics of temperament?
11:20 Why is it important to know temperament?
15:05 Can our bodies adapt to different food cultures?
16:15 Why does temperament change with age?
18:55 What are the benefits of rose water?
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Mizaç türünü bilmek hastalıkların çözümü olabilir mi? ( Tıp Tarihi ve Etik Uzmanı konuğumuz )
GZT Alfa
19,033 views
This week on GZT Alfa, our guest is Prof. Dr. Ayten Altıntaş!
In this episode, we discuss the most fundamental issue overlooked by modern medicine: balance. Prof. Ayten Altıntaş, an Elixir Instructor, reminds us of a truth that ancient medicine has taught for centuries but forgotten today: The body is much smarter than we think, yet we constantly disrupt it.
Discussions of temperament have become almost a form of entertainment in the hands of popular culture today. Hundreds of claims circulating about "there are four types, eat accordingly, drink accordingly," fake education programs, fad diets, and ready-made prescriptions presented as personalized... Yet, according to Altıntaş, this is only a small part of the issue.
The real issue isn't temperament itself, but whether it is balanced. Ancient medicine examines hundreds of details when evaluating a person: facial color, pulse, temperature, emotions, geography, food intake, even the season. In modern medicine, everyone is considered "one type." One cure for an illness, one protocol, one transition. This is where the problem begins.
In this episode, we explore questions like, "Why do rich meals make us sick?", "Why do we take the same medicine and experience different effects?", "Why do our temperaments change between childhood and adulthood?", "Are plants really medicine?", and "How does rose water affect psychology?"
Don't forget to watch now and share your thoughts with us! 😍
00:00 Introduction
00:45 What are the types of temperament?
02:45 How many types of temperament are there, and what are they?
03:45 What are the characteristics of temperament?
11:20 Why is it important to know temperament?
15:05 Can our bodies adapt to different food cultures?
16:15 Why does temperament change with age?
18:55 What are the benefits of rose water?
You're at GZT Alfa 📣
Every week, we bring you interviews with leading figures in their fields 🤓
At GZT ALFA, we engage in in-depth conversations with leading figures in their fields who are inspiring and differentiated with their knowledge. Our goal is to both inspire and inform our audience by presenting the experts' world of thought and their unique perspectives on their fields. Each episode focuses on a different perspective and theme, and we don't just ask questions but also delve into the topics in depth.
If you'd like to experience an experience filled with previously unspoken details, join us every week with a leading figure in a different field!
Join us
Instagram: Instagram: gzt_alfa
Twitter: https://x.com/gzt_alfa