Category: M

Relating to ailments affecting the intricate network of tiny blood vessels.  

In homeopathy, an inherited weakness or predisposition to disease. The syphilitic miasm is considered to be one of the most powerful.

The term denoting the utilization of mobile devices for the provision of telehealth services, alternatively spelled as mHealth.  

The migration of cancerous cells from an original tumor to a different organ or tissue within the body represents a secondary occurrence of the disease.  

The energy expenditure associated with a physical activity, quantified as a ratio of the resting metabolic rate. Resting metabolic rate is defined as the consumption of 3.5 milliliters of oxygen per kilogram (kg) of body weight per minute, equivalent to 1 kilocalorie per kg per hour.  

The deterioration of bones caused by an insufficiency of specific minerals, particularly calcium, leading to diminished strength and resilience.  

An inflammatory condition affecting the lymph nodes associated with the small intestine, exhibiting symptoms resembling those of appendicitis.  

The dynamic stage of Trager therapy encompasses Mentastics, which involve movement reeducation aimed at enabling clients to rediscover the joy and positivity of bodily movement.  

A hereditary pattern observed in autosomal gene pairs where the manifestation of a genetic trait is determined by one parent’s gene exerting dominance over the gene inherited from the other parent. A method of heredity initially outlined by the Austrian monk Gregor Mendel. He ascertained that particular distinct and consistent physical traits are regulated by…

A manufactured variant of vitamin K, also known as vitamin K3, that is created synthetically.