Sentences with phrase «traditional healers who»

In May, women from Sierra Leone attended the funeral of a traditional healer who had treated Ebola patients across the border in Guinea.

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In a survey, published in 1998, he found depression in a quarter of people who visited primary care clinics in Harare, and in a third of people who relied on traditional healers.

That means finding every single case, tracing that patient's contacts, and isolating all of those who show symptoms — a huge challenge in a country where many villages are hours away from a road, Ebola symptoms like diarrhea and fever are common, and the fear of the deadly virus drives some contacts to skip town and seek out a traditional healer.

This increase was particularly great in women who had previously seen a traditional healer.

Highly prized for millennia by herbalists and traditional healers in Asia, the cordyceps mushroom is an extremely unusual fungus with a reputation as a profoundly effective adaptogenic herb that is especially useful as a rejuvenative and for building strength and endurance in those who consume it.

It's a relic of ancient Mayan midwifery that has been passed down through generations of childbearing women, and traditional healers, modern midwives and holistic doctors who understand that the herbal remedy is an important part of postpartum care.

P.S. I JUST talked to an amazing shamanic energy healer who also confirmed to me by her traditional methods that I have an overwhelming and out of control amount of candida in my system, and that grain - free is the absolute best way for me to be right now.

A Balian [traditional Balinese healer who works with divine energy] will be consulted, and they will use jamu [herbal medicines derived from the lush Bali landscape], massage and energy healing to help cure the sick.

From a review of the «Haudenosaunee Code of Behaviour for Traditional Medicine Healers» and other evidence, Judge Edward found that «traditional medicine continues to be practised on Six Nations as it was prior to European contact and, in this court's view, there is no question it forms an integral part of who the Six Nations Traditional Medicine Healers» and other evidence, Judge Edward found that «traditional medicine continues to be practised on Six Nations as it was prior to European contact and, in this court's view, there is no question it forms an integral part of who the Six Nations traditional medicine continues to be practised on Six Nations as it was prior to European contact and, in this court's view, there is no question it forms an integral part of who the Six Nations are.»