Allopathic Medicine: Part 7 - Disease Diagnosis is by Symptoms

Within medical healthcare, a diagnosis is the process of determining the disease causes for treatment and management of any non-functioning structures in the body, such as systems, organs, glands and tissues; or the determination of any health-related state and/or health-related condition of illness or sickness in the emotions and mind; or a diagnoses is the identification of a type of infection from bacteria or viruses. A diagnosis identifies the causes of disease and is not used to determine the health of the body, emotions, mind, and spirit of a person.

Diagnoses apply the theories of clinical pathology using biomedical study and research to examine and determine the causes of disease. Pathology uses other theories of bioscience, biochemistry, and healing types of medicine for the theoretical medical analysis and interpretation of the states and health-related conditions of the body and mind which have disease causes.

A diagnosis is given by a physician who uses symptoms and/or test results for the treatment, prevention, management, and cure of disease through the use of drugs, surgery, and therapy.

A symptom is a manifestation of a health-related condition or disease which has been identified by healthcare practitioner to be directly related to a diagnosis and concurrent treatment.

Healing medicine does not diagnose disease. Contrary to allopathic medicine, healing medicine is something anyone is able to learn and use. Healing examines and identifies the structures and functions of the body, emotions, mind, and sprit in association with nutrients, medicinal remedies, dietary supplements, and anything shown to have healing properties.