Understanding Physiotherapy as a Natural Medicine for Human Health

In the era of growing environmental challenges, an ecological lifestyle is no longer an option, but a necessity. The benefits of an eco-friendly approach to health include: (1) Improved health: avoiding harmful substances in food and cosmetics, improving air quality at home. (2) Stress reduction: spending time outdoors, physical activity, as well as living in harmony with nature and protecting the environment. An ecological approach in medical facilities protects the local environment and translates into more effective, safe and sustainable healthcare. Medical facilities that engage in pro-ecological initiatives can also promote a healthy lifestyle in the local community. Activities in this area may include the organisation of programmes to encourage physical activity, education on healthy eating, as well as the provision of recreational areas for patients and staff. (3) Promoting sustainable mobility: encouraging workers to use public transport, bicycles or electric cars can help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with commuting. An ecological approach to health is a holistic view that emphasizes the relationship between human health and the state of the natural environment. Physiotherapy services provided by physiotherapists to individuals and the population are designed to develop, maintain and restore their maximum fitness and improve their functioning throughout their lives. On the basis of selected articles, I present issues related to physiotherapy and an ecological approach to it. Physical activity, along with its alleviating effect on Parkinson's disease symptoms, remains an underestimated factor that can be used to achieve a treatment outcome. Modern evidence supports the positive impact of non-pharmacological approaches to treating Parkinson's disease symptoms, in particular the effect of exercise on motor and non-motor symptoms.  Physical activity can have a protective and stimulating effect, providing better functional performance in higher-level cognitive networks. It can also improve balance and motor function by improving muscle strength. In a study on the initial effectiveness of yoga in treating moderate to severe depression, participants rated yoga positively. Many children with brain impairment thrive despite negative risk factors or prognosis. Most follow-up studies do not show inconclusive effects of specific physiotherapy programs or activations. Evidence is accumulating about the effects of the environment on brain plasticity, but it's unclear what exactly this means for humans. Environmental changes affect human health. The practice of clinical ecology includes environmental sensitivity practices and its theories. Most methods of diagnosis and treatment have been debunked, and the concepts underlying these theories are not scientific. I believe that physiotherapy in the current world is a very ecological solution to the diseases that affect us. However, this requires constant review, literature analysis, research and research in this direction.