The others, she writes, "tend to prescribe arduous prayer, study and spiritual discipline, like Jewish mystical texts and esoteric Buddhist teachings, for those engaged in certain kinds of spiritual quest".
Around the same time Wilson was writing, Japanese doctors began to prescribe forest bathing for optimum health.
"Fear of addiction may lead to reluctance by the physician to prescribe," wrote Dr. Sian Iles, an associate professor of radiology at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and colleagues.
No written rules is found to prescribe specific amount of dose for anti-inflammatory use of NKB.
"Traveling is an unsettled process for the disorganized," she writes, and she knows what to prescribe.
In addition to the authority conferred on him under section 438 of title 29, the Secretary of Labor shall have authority, by regulation issued with the written concurrence of the Postal Service, to prescribe simplified reports for any such labor organization.
(And since this is a dangerous placebo -- it contributes to the problem of bacterial resistance -- maybe it would be better, as Brown suggests, for doctors to "prescribe," as in write down, a suggestion to take an over-the-counter cold remedy. That way, they could assuage the common longing to leave a doctor's office with something in hand without contributing to a public health threat).
The mean time taken to prescribe was 20 s for hand written prescribing and 55 s for CAP.
To prescribe or not prescribe?
"For hysterical maidens," he wrote, "I prescribe marriage, for they are cured by pregnancy".
