Meanings of traditional healing in English

Cultural factors included measures of cultural identity and traditional healing practices.

She said her three-year-old son Coxen got better after the traditional healing treatment.

But Samoans have practised traditional healing methods for generations.

He learned about traditional healing from his paternal grandfather and his ancestors who were healers.

Monkeys, vultures, antelopes, baboons, snakes and crocodiles are just some of the animals used in traditional healing.

He says this is because people are realising there is a place for traditional healing alongside modern medicine.

Rongoā Māori is a traditional healing system passed down the generations that is embedded in Māori cultural traditions and beliefs.

Joubert and his victim Anele had been arguing furiously, with Hoyana threatening to ditch teaching the farmer about traditional healing.

Declining health levels in American Samoa have been the catalyst for a health and wellness hub focusing on traditional healing practices.

Implications: Our findings indicate that greater cultural identity and engagement in traditional healing practices are related to caregiving in American Indian populations.

We have brought back traditional healing and converted it into modern therapy that everybody can relate to, in attractive packaging, says Tafeni.

He also said one of the big challenges was convincing people that traditional healing techniques are not going to prevent or cure measles.

Ntshantsha Tafeni is an entrepreneur who is changing the stigma attached to traditional healing by creating products that use indigenous herbs for healing.

"Balinese Traditional Healing," I said.