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Synonyms for heal

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Synonyms for heal

to rectify (an undesirable or unhealthy condition)

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Synonyms for heal

heal or recover

provide a cure for, make healthy again

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With time, however, most pehlwan healers - with the exception of a few - died without transferring the skills to their generations.
District Police Officer Syed Shahzad Nadeem Bukhari told newsmen that police had launched a crackdown on fake faith healers in rural areas.
The difference is that Brazilian spiritual healers and psychic surgeons use knives, scissors and other instruments to open up the body of patients, and that Filipino healers use their bare hands.
Healers founder, Terri Entler created her company in 2009 after becoming frustrated with inferior pet product lines.
Not all, but people with a particular type of personality and income groups tend to seek the help of these faith healers before visiting a professional physician or a psychiatrist.
Annabelle Pabiona-De Guzman said that this 1st Pista ng Paggagamutang Pilipino 2018 is a milestone in the country's recognition of not just the Filipino culture but the individual skills of healers who have been the backbone of many indigenous communities' health-care system.
In the private sector, there are very few accredited outlets and hospitals, but many unregulated hospitals, general medical practitioners, homeopaths, hakims, traditional/spiritual healers, Unani (Greco-Arab) healers, herbalists, bonesetters and quacks.
Therefore, getting accurate figures or numbers of traditional healers and their specialty is extremely difficult and generally most of the data available on their services is based on estimates.
I Gusti Mangku is one of about 8,000 healers, or "Balians", versed in Usada Bali, the ancient practice of using medicinal plants, oils, herbs and spices, as well as hands-on holistic therapies and ancient teachings, to treat physical and mental pains.
Haripur -- The Federal Investigation Agency's (FIA) cyber crime wing on Thursday arrested a man posing as a pir (faith healer) for allegedly sexually abusing women and then blackmailing them.
"We suspect that these 'healers' are prevalent in certain communities, preying on people's beliefs and superstitions and targeting those who may be ill or vulnerable.
Last year in November, the police arrested two fake faith healers for swindling people on social media on the pretext of solving their problems.
Innocent people, who believe that the so-called faith healers can save them from possession, evil spirits and diseases, despite any evidence, are trapped easily.
Patients with a decrease in wound area of at least 50% were defined as the 'good healers', whereas those with a decrease in wound area of less than 50% were defined as the 'poor healers' [13].
Hence, this article attempts to analyze whether the recent proclamation is conductive to foster traditional medical knowledge, the attitudes of healers towards the policy and the extent to which the policy has been effective since it came into force first in 1948 and recently in 2010.