Although the results suggest that this is how certain groups describe cure, in clinical practice, curative cancer therapies may not align with that definition.
Usually in talk therapy there's "a quality of emotional warmth" that people enjoy and "can be curative in certain respects," he says, too.
The fact that whole abdominal radiotherapy can be curative in certain groups of patients has been shown by intensive studies by Dembo et al [ 18, 19].
The fact that WAR can be curative in certain groups of patients has been shown by intensive studies by Dembo et al [ 9, 10].
There is a belief among the people of Epirus that their music is deeply curative: that it reverses certain strains of heartache and expands certain joys, that it's a panacea for certain existential and physiological ailments.
Gypsophila rokejeka, in combination with sesame seeds and honey, is used in making the confection halvah; G. struthium is found in Europe and the United States and may have some curative effects on certain skin diseases.
We are also in a pre-Scholastic environment of experimental science where the curative properties of certain botanical extracts were put to good use on the basis of careful observation and trial and error, in a system of knowledge derived from ancient Greece and Rome.
Patients with certain cancers are treated with curative intent, but for others the results are less favorable and different therapeutic approaches are needed.
In some cases, it is easy to comprehend why people would believe in the curative powers of certain preparations e.g., the use of faecal pellets of herbivorous animals which feed on plant species that are known to have medicinal properties.
