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Faith healing

Alternative medicine includes (but is not limited to) the following herbal medicine, homeopathy, aromatherapy, chiropractic, osteopathy, acupuncture, acupressure, yoga, tai chi, meditation, music or art therapy, shamanism, and faith healing. In this chapter our focus is on herbal medicine. The increased use of herbal medicine outside of the traditional physician-patient paradigm represents a search for other sources of health as well as an expression of assuming greater responsibility for our own health maintenance. In one sense, it is a return to an earlier period. The shift from traditional medicine to modern medicine can be traced to the Flexner Report of 1910. [Pg.341]

Born in 1931 in Crete, Indiana, Jones developed an interest in the more esoteric subjects such as Voodoo, faith healing, ESP and, more importantly, techniques of mass conversion. The abilities he developed in these areas would be critical in later years in Jamestown. [Pg.7]

Alternative medicine A form of treatment offered referred to as Eastern medicine. Its practice is based on ancient beliefs and traditions such as faith healing and herbal remedies. The effectiveness of these treatments is unproven and not scientifically tested. [Pg.294]

In India, the oldest sacred writings of the Hindus, the four Vedeis, refer to many healing plants. Ancient Egyptian doctors practiced a combination of herbal medicine and faith healing. Carvings on tomb and temple walls indicate that people us plants for medicine around 3000 B.C., while a document written about 1500 B.C. described more than 800 remedies. [Pg.683]

I want You to heal him and save him from all bad things Being in my hands, I can help him, having faith and will. [Pg.335]

Residents of Okinawa, Japan, who eat small portions of Sardina, Italy, who drink red wine and of Loma Linda, California, who eat nuts and beans, live longer, are healthier than anyone else on earth (Buettner, 2005), and have some form of spirtual faith. Herbal medicines have been used effectively by ancient Chinese, Egyptian, Hebrew, Indian, Japanese, and Persian cultures in their arts of healing and in sustaining life. [Pg.713]

Specialists in healing among the Caboclo population include faith healers, midwives, and healers, among others. In the course of healing practices, in addition to prescribing medicinal plants and animals, rituals are used prayers, during which branches of specific plants such as vassourinha broom Scoparia dulcis L.) are shaken around the body of the sick. [Pg.553]

The roads of healing, however, can be diverse, according to our genetic constitutions, cultures, faiths, past experiences, and lifestyle. If across the globe we share data on our life successes and failures anonymously and for the common good, IT would be available to help find the best ways for each of us to cope with being a simple human being in the common human condition. [Pg.287]

The situation was examined by Sir Lancelot Hogben in his book Statistical Theory The Relationship of Probability, Credibility and Error, published in 1957. Hogben s conclusion was that probability theory cannot be used in evaluating human clinical studies, but nevertheless its use continues. For one important thing, there is the placebo effect, for humans respond to hope, faith, belief, and the like. The question then arises of whether this effect is real, and how to measure for it. And, If the placebo is an essential element of all healing, removing it removes the healing and will injure the patients. ... [Pg.335]

A.D. 0 "The saviour is borne Faith can heal. Eat these bitter herbs (if faith should fail )."... [Pg.8]

Like Eastern semi-invalids in frontier days, Oppenheimer s encounter with wilderness, freeing him from overcivilized restraints, was decisive, a healing of faith. From an ill and perhaps hypochondriac boy he weathered across a vigorous summer to a physically confident young man. He arrived at Harvard tanned and fit, his body at least in shape. [Pg.121]

A motivating factor for continuing long-term MV was the hope for a miracle. In my previous study of 84 patients using TPPV, 26 hoped to stay aUve because they were waiting for a cure. Four had faith that God would heal them, while 22 patients and their family members were sustained by the hope that a cure for ALS would be found. On the basis of time for a cure campaigns and news on ALS research, they all heheved if a cure for ALS was discovered, their paralysis would be reversed. They heheved this could happen almost anytime. ... [Pg.494]

You must not think that no one who serves as a soldier, using arms for warfare, can be acceptable to God. The holy David was one such, and the Lord offered a great a witness to him. Very many other just men of the same period were also soldiers. So was the centurion who spoke to the Lord as follows I am not worthy for you to enter under my roof however, only say the word, and my boy wtll be healed. For I am a man placed under authority, and I have soldiers under me I say to someone Go and he goes and to someone else Come and he comes Isay to my servant, Do this and he does it [Mt 8.8-10 Lk 7.6-9]. The Lord said of him. In truth I tell you I have notfound such faith in Israel. [Pg.216]


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