Notes from NEET topper
Earlier Beliefs on Health:
In ancient times, human understanding of health and diseases was quite different from our modern scientific perspective. Many early societies attributed illnesses to supernatural causes, curses, or imbalances in the body’s humors. Medical practices included rituals, herbal remedies, and practices like bloodletting. These practices were often based on tradition and folklore rather than empirical evidence. Over time, as scientific knowledge and the understanding of diseases advanced, these earlier beliefs were gradually replaced by more evidence-based approaches to medicine.
