Its chief native practitioner was the New York cabinetmaker Duncan Phyfe, who in the first decade of the century produced furniture for the wealthy of his city.
In July 1788 Mr. Strange, a surgeon near Tanjavur, wrote to Governor Archibald Campbell in Madras about a "native" practitioner, introduced to him by the Danish missionary Frederick Schwartz, who could prepare some kind of "snake pills" that apparently cured people bitten by snakes.
Although native medical practitioners primarily use water, plant extracts from organic solvents have been found to give more consistent antimicrobial activity compared to water extract [ 28].
The reliance on natural plants for the treatment of various diseases has increased globally on the basis of their rich traditional medicine systems mostly in the rural area where western doctors are outnumbered by native medicine practitioners [ 1, 2].
It was first developed and pre-tested in English, then translated into German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and French by intensive care doctors and/or infection control practitioners, native speakers in the targeted language.
By contrast, outside the prison, most native-born American practitioners form "an almost exclusively white Buddhist population," he said.
"I'm one of the most experienced practitioners of native title in Australia.
Sudan's modern history has been extremely violent: in the 1950's and 1960's, by some estimates as many as two million southern Sudanese Christians and animists, or practitioners of native religions, were killed and, in thousands of cases, enslaved in Sudan's Islamist north.
In 1951, he married the daughter of a prosperous practitioner of native medicine in the Mekong Delta, Nguyen Thi Mai Anh.
For close to twenty years, I've been a Native American/Native Mexican spiritual practitioner.
