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Halalopathy is a holistic medicine, takes mind, body, and drugs production into consideration, the implementation of the concept is mainly driven by the notion of permissible therapy. Permissibility represents a compatible relation between therapeutic drug and human beliefs/lifestyles. Production of permissible drug is achieved by evaluating ingredients and monitoring production process to be compatible with the certain specific standard depending on the requirement of the lifestyle or belief of the patient. Once drug is certified, and labelled, it is ready to be used for the purpose of halalopathy.

Halalopathy is characterized by order and work synergistically with the prescribed medications, which can be precisely prepared for precise beliefs or lifestyles to make existing medications more effective. In halalopathy, the creation of favourable circumstances for treatment is essential and achievable through building trust, establishing self-confidence and controlling entropy. If drugs and belief/lifestyle are compatible, a domino chain effect will be initiated; trust will be developed, and the placebo effect will be activated. Consequently, an organized system between mind and drug is established, faith in the treatment is intensified, entropy is lowered, potential energy is increased, and self-assurance is enriched. These are the most favorable circumstances needed to activate the healing process and achieve more effective treatment. Halalopathic principles are predicated on psychology, spirituality and rationality, whereas art of cure is based on the trinity principle “power of word-tranquility-drug”. The power of the word stimulates tranquility, and the tranquility in turn enhances the effectiveness of the drug. This principle is adapted from Islamic references, but many of them are shared with other religions. In practice, halalopathy is proceeded through a combination of two approaches: mind-trust-drug and mind-trust-belief; in the first approach, the disease can be cured by trusted, and rationally designed drugs whereas in the second approach trust is developed if the belief or lifestyle is rationally realized. Halalopathy offers a therapeutic option where man’s moral, human and spiritual values are utilized along with material values “therapeutic agents” to offer the right treatment for the right patient. The healing approach may well affect non-genetic changes that the human genome experiences as a result of interaction with the environment, epigenetics has been used to rationalize the concept and explain the placebo effect and spontaneous healing. The concept promotes personalized therapy and open new window for more effective treatment.