Sentence examples for practitioners claim from inspiring English sources

Some European practitioners claim even greater effectiveness.

Some practitioners claim the treatments can be used to treat more general health problems such as colic, asthma and prolonged crying in babies.

Traditional practitioners claim acupuncture works by improving the flow of "qi energy" along "meridians", but the latest research, published in Nature Neuroscience, points to a less mystical explanation.

Homeopathy is a "treatment" based on the use of highly diluted substances, which practitioners claim can cause the body to heal itself.

Others say that practitioners claim to be "walking the dog" when they are, in fact, going out to meet naked strangers in fields.

UCLH is far from typical in this respect, though: acupuncture is not standard throughout the UK and many health practitioners claim patients are often denied access to it through the NHS because of entrenched scepticism from sections of the medical establishment.

Practitioners claimed that it was a nonreligious practice aimed at improving people's quality of life, but in 1977 a federal court in New Jersey ruled that Transcendental Meditation was a religious practice.

Ms. Rivers not only makes fun of plastic surgery ("This is a town where when someone says, 'I haven't done any plastic surgery,' " she says, "they mean today"), but she also takes the camera crew on a tour of the city's leading practitioners, claiming she wants to have her arm flab removed.

The majority of practitioners claimed that several aspects of foresight practice closely connect to each other.

Type in "anger management treatment" in Google, and you get over 300,000 entries, divided mainly into (a) research articles and (b) self-promotion by practitioners claiming they can cure your road rage, desk rage, even golf rage.

But unlike Abrams, the newer radionics practitioners claimed their devices worked solely on intention.