homeopaths in English

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1
a person who practices homeopathy.
The rivalry between medical approaches was less extreme in Canada, and historians such as Connor stress the relative tolerance and integrationist approach of homeopaths and allopathic practitioners in the Victorian period.
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1. Acupuncturists Chiropractors Dentists Homeopaths Massage Therapists Medical Doctors Naturopaths Nutritionists and Dietitians Physical Therapists Find detailed professional listings for Acupuncturists in:

2. In addition, there were included 15,016 practitioners (including: chiropractors, naturopaths, nutritionists, acupuncturists, homeopaths, alternative medicine and holistic practitioners, herbalists, pharmacists, physicians, dietitians and physical therapists).

3. Targeted participants were teachers/administrators from Canadian institutions and programs (n=137) whose focus is the professional education of chiropractors, massage therapists, naturopaths, homeopaths, traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture practitioners, herbal medicine practitioners and holistic practitioners.

4. Since use of chiropractors remained stable during that period, the overall increase may be attributed to the growing popularity of other types of APs (e.g., massage therapists, acupuncturists, homeopaths or naturopaths).7 Use of APs increases with education and income:

5. The increase in the use of other types of alternative practitioners (including massage therapists, acupuncturists, homeopaths or naturopaths, Feldenkrais or Alexander teachers, relaxation therapists, biofeedback teachers, rolfers, herbalists, reflexologists, spiritual healers, religious healers, and others) accounted for the increase over this period (Millar 2001: 12).