What is your humor? This question encapsulates an ancient philosophy, that of Hippocrates and Galen, according to which the human being is a microcosm within a macrocosm, and is therefore influenced by it. Indeed, there are four humors (which Galen would later call temperaments) that govern states of well-being (eucrasia) when they are in balance, and states of illness (dyscrasia) when one prevails over the others. You will be transported to an ancient culture, to the dawn of medicine, with the father of medicine himself: Hippocrates, his successor and follower Galen, and then on to modern mixing and the application of this ancient but very much present theory.
During the course, we will focus on the physical and psychological characteristics of these temperaments, also analyzing the course participants. This will allow us to determine, in the event of a confirmed dyscrasia, a drink that will rebalance the excess according to the principle Contraria Contrariis Curantur. This principle states that opposites are treated with opposites, using simple remedies (medicinal herbs) that will counteract the specific excess. At the end of the course, which will be held in Eboli at Via Umberto Nobile no. 62B-64, a certificate of completion will be issued.