מהי הגישה לטיפול במחלות כרוניות לשיטת הרמב״ם? ד״ר גיל יוסף שחר (M.D) CategoryEducationPrivacy conf

In this Hebrew lecture, Dr. Gil Joseph Shachar (M.D.) explains the Rambam’s (Maimonides) perspective on treating chronic diseases. He emphasizes that a patient must be in a state of inner peace; chronic frustration dramatically increases the risk of emotional eating and, consequently, chronic illness. The doctor’s responsibility is to verify the patient’s inner tranquility. Shachar outlines practical steps to achieve this: ensuring 6–8 hours of quality sleep each night (no less than six, no more than eight) and systematically examining the main sources of personal frustration—relationships, health, livelihood, and child‑rearing. By recognizing and addressing these stressors, individuals can reduce emotional eating and lower the likelihood of chronic disease.










