osteopathic philosophy

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osteopathic philosophy,

n the tenets of osteopathy that uphold the body's natural ability to heal itself without the use of external preparations natural or pharmacological or invasive technologies x-rays or sur-gery but in the righting of abnormalities in the body's anatomical structure through manipulation to allow the body's natural tendencies to function as the curing agent.

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