THE INFLUENCE OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT ON THE PROCESS OF TREATING DISEASES
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human psychology , psychosomatics , stress, mental health , treatment effectiveness , positive thinking .Abstract
This scientific in the article human spiritual of the situation physical diseases treatment to the process impact complex in a way analysis Modern in medicine diseases only biological processes with explanation enough not , maybe psychological and social factors are also important importance profession to be able scientific The article discusses stress , depression , anxiety and spiritual of tensions diseases come output and their delay to the process negative The effect is also positive . spiritual status , motivation and psychological of support recovery in the process place illuminated . Research results medicine , psychology and healthy marriage style promote to grow sectors for important scientific and practical importance has .
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