Understanding hormones in terms of humours (Akhlat) in Unani system of medicine

Author:

Alam Md Anzar1ORCID,Quamri Mohd. Aleemuddin1,Sofi Ghulamuddin2

Affiliation:

1. Department of Moalajat , National Institute of Unani Medicine , Bangalore 560091 , India

2. Department of Ilmul Advia , National Institute of Unani Medicine , Bangalore 560091 , India

Abstract

Abstract In Unani System of Medicine, humours (Akhlat) play a vital role in maintenance of health; imbalance of their proportion either qualitative or quantitative can cause disease. Akhlat refers to the body fluids under a wider perspective in the Unani Medicine, which also encompasses fluids designated as hormones by the Modern Medicine. Akhlat (humours) are those moist and fluid parts of the body which are produced after transformation and metabolism of the nutrition; they serve the function of growth, repair, produce energy, preservation of individual and the species. It is concerned with growth, multiplication, differentiation, and metabolic activities of different tissues and systems, and thereby maintains a correct physiological balance between them. Present paper is a review on the concept of Akhlat and an attempt to understand hormones.

Publisher

Walter de Gruyter GmbH

Subject

Complementary and alternative medicine

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