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The image of a researcher is a distinguished, enthusiastic doctor in a fresh, washed and ironed white lab coat working in a clinic or research-centre. The research is well-financed, supported by different scientific and/or economic firms, and the aim is to understand the human body and its physiologic processes in atomic level for getting the best, mostly very expensive, and sometimes uneasy medical treatment for the patient. nowadays on top of the most modern sciences there is the specialist, who lives in an ivory tower and knows almost everything about diseases and sciences. Try to get off to this land! KEyWORDS: research, everyday practise, physicians’ experience, patients’ wellbeing naVIgaRe neCeSSe eST! ReSeaRCh To unDeRSTanD ouR boDY anD Soul, To heal The PaTIenTS, To fInD ouRSelVeS Ágnes Simeka–f Semmelweis Medical university, Public health Department, budapest, hungary A – study design, B – data collection, C – statistical analysis, D – interpretation of data, E – manuscript preparation, F – literature review, G – sourcing of funding Healing from the man to the man first there was the wizard: an “erudite” man, one of the tribe’s members. he lived amongst them, lived their life and tried to do his best to treat them with his knowledge. During the millennia, curious, exploratory men have been discovering many facts, connections between illnesses and their treatments in the smallest details. The experienced wizard changed into the well-educated physician. he recognises a new problem, a new opportunity in the healing process, and tries to find new treatments, an exact description of the function of hormones, enzymes and different elements, to discover an important consequence or another cause of an illness. but haven’t we lost something during this very long and glorious development? Where is the man, where is the suffering patient? [1]. Try to find them!

Navigare necesse est! Research to understand our body and soul, to heal the patients, to find ourselves