You may have heard or read about Hippocrates, the father of Medicine. Born in 460 BC in Kos island, in the southeastern Aegean Sea region, Hippocrates founded Medicine as a distinct science, wrote about a multitude of illnesses, conditions and remedies and furnished the famous Hippocratic Oath contemporary physicians are accustomed to take. But in the heart of Hippocrates’ work is not just medical practice as such. For he, as well as Heracleitus, was not solely a scientist, but also a philosopher and an “artist; a prose poet”, as William Henry Samuel Jones put it (1876-1963).

Hippocrates also canvassed his ideas about what constitutes our bodies and how important balance is to preserve wellness. For example, he established that “man enjoys the most perfect health” when the four humours of the body “are duly proportioned to one another in respect of compounding, power and bulk, and when they are perfectly mingled” (‘Nature of Man’, IV).
Of course, this notion of balance and proportionality is equally evident in other ancient cultures, expressed with different words. According to Chinese tradition, the body’s ch’i flows balanced through energy channels, the meridians, while Indian traditions conceptualise the balance of elements like the doshas in Ayurveda.

All such holistic approaches have greatly contributed today in understanding how our well-being is affected as a whole by numerous aspects of our lives, for example stress, nutrition, types of exercise, workplace etc. But, how can we discover this information and tap on it to bring change and wellness in our lives? Modern frequency technology encompasses the holistic wisdom and can address the right questions to your body. All you have to do is offer it an energetic screening session.