Cladius Galen (A.D. 130-200)

Cladius Galen (A.D. 130-200)

A) was one of the first physicians to combine medicine and biomechanics to form the "science of exercise".
B) was a Greek physician who achieved fame because he had great success treating wounded gladiators so they could continue fighting.
C) was very knowledgeable in the surgical procedures of the day and the use of drugs to assist the healing process.
D) believed that professional athletes did not have much of an intellect and spend their lives over exercising, overeating, and oversleeping like pigs.
E) All of the above.