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Islamic medicine
is on the verge of becoming as popular as Chinese medicine in the West - even outside the Islamic community. Avicenna,
the cornerstone in the Islamic Healing movement was heavily influenced by Chinese, Greek and Ayurvedic healers and wrote the
Canon of Medicine which was the most widely studied work of medicine in Europe from the 12th to the 17th century. His methods, which draw from traditional texts, Chinese medicine, Ayurvedic medicine and the medicine of Hippocrates
has been refined and expounded on for the past 1000 years by prominent Islamic healers to produce a masterful system of healing
which is filled with inspired and original ideas as well as a synthesis of all healing traditions from the East.
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This course was developed after 16 years of living in the Middle East. The information in this course is the result of
ten years of studies in Islamic Healing as well as my experience as an herbalist, naturopath, and iridologist. To find out
more about this course please explore this site. - Kristie Karima Burns, MH, ND
This site last updated: February 1st, 2008
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...The local usage of even common herbs such
as thyme, sage and cinnamon goes far beyond what I have found in the Western, Chinese, and Indian herbal traditions. Other
herbs, unique to the region are full of potential for world healing and largely available in the Western world but ignored
by most non-Muslims or non-Arabs....Kristie Karima Burns, MH, ND, Islamic Healing Course.
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