bone setter

There are also traditional bone setters and birth attendants.

The Sweet Family was known for their good disposition, and as natural bone setters.

The bone setter was about six feet two inches tall, thin as a willow wand and marked with a tousled head of red hair.

If cheerleading was now and in the foreseeable future the biggest thing in her life, she deserved the best that the talented bone setter could provide.

Bone setting is a branch of Mongolian medicine carried out by Bariachis, specialist bone setters.

But there had been no outcry, no summons for the bone setter McCoy, so he did not think Spock had survived.

He was a gifted, but unqualified, bone setter from an illustrious family practising bone setting, and is buried in St Illtud's Church, Pembrey.

Said to be "of gentle, good natured people" "I consider the Sweets a most remarkable family, not only as natural bone setters, but as an innocent inoffensive, easy going, happy people."

The Whitworth Doctors were local surgeons and bone setters whose reputation spread far and wide, so that they treated patients from throughout the country, including Princess Elizabeth and the Archbishop of Canterbury.

In South India and particularly Hyderabad, India Jarrah are the bone setters, adjust joint dislocations and physiotherapists, they use non-surgical means to treat fractures, dislocation, sports injuries and set the bone without applying any plaster.

BY THE TIME THAT YEAR ended in the winter solstice and we at the farm had properly observed the birth of Jesus Christ, I learned the hard way that Canyd was the best bone setter as well as horse coper.