promotes healing

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Post-op walking promotes healing.

THE BOTTOM LINE -- Keeping a wound moist and covered promotes healing and minimizes scarring.

Of course this study – and the rest – shed no light on the issue that makes acupuncture so loved and despised – the proposition that it promotes healing by unblocking qi energy in the body, restoring an internal balance between yin and yang.

Movement across a fracture site induces callus formation and promotes healing.

This promotes healing by restructuring the patient's deepest sense of self, the very templates of how to be in one's own body and in intimate relationships.

In a recent review, Brinker et al. [68] stated that in the cases of nonunion, insertion of a second nail after the first promotes healing as long as the canal is reamed again and a larger nail inserted.

"How can we promote healing the community?

The cast was removed two weeks ago to promote healing.

"There is a responsibility on us all to promote reconciliation and seek to promote healing.

He also underwent hyperbaric oxygen treatments, where pure pressurized oxygen is used to promote healing.

Astrology is still used in medicine and talismans are believed to promote healing.