طب سنتی ایرانی

Persian Medicine Fundamentals

For more than three thousand years, Persian physicians from Avicenna (Ibn Sina) to Rhazes (Razi) and Jorjani built a holistic system of healing rooted in balance, prevention, and the rhythms of nature. These are its seven living foundations.

مزاج
Mizaj — Temperament

The four humors (Sodā, Safrā, Dam, Balgham) and the heat / cold / dry / moist balance that shapes your constitution.

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فصول
The Four Seasons

How spring, summer, autumn, and winter shift the body — and what to eat, drink, and avoid in each.

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غذا دارو است
Food as Medicine

Eating by nature — pairing warming, cooling, drying, and moistening foods to keep digestion fire balanced.

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پیشگیری
Prevention (Hefz-e Sehat)

Avicenna's six essentials: air, food & drink, sleep & wakefulness, movement & rest, emotions, and retention & evacuation.

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خواب
Sleep & Wakefulness

Why sleeping with the sun, evening calm rituals, and a settled stomach are central to traditional health.

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حرکت
Exercise & Movement

Riyāzat — gentle daily movement before meals, mindful breath, and warmth-building activity for cold constitutions.

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سبک زندگی
Lifestyle & Daily Rituals

Morning rosewater, tea customs, communal meals, gratitude, family — the Persian art of living well.

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The classical sources we draw from

  • · Al-Qānūn fi'l-Tibb — Avicenna's Canon of Medicine (11th c.)
  • · Kitāb al-Hawi — Razi's Comprehensive Book of Medicine (10th c.)
  • · Zakhīreh-ye Khārazmshāhi — Jorjani's Treasure (12th c.)
  • · Makhzan al-Adviyah — Aghili's Persian materia medica (18th c.)
  • · Tohfat al-Mo'menin — Tonokaboni's herbal formulary (17th c.)
Heritage Library

Browse the full library of classical Persian medical texts, herb monographs, and traditional formulas.

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Educational content rooted in classical Persian medicine and modern wellness research. Not intended to diagnose or treat disease.