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Noun(1) a practitioner of homeopathy

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(1) She had been prescribed this by her homeopath and it had helped a great deal but only gave symptomatic relief.(2) As a homeopath I am used to people assuming that I can use remedies almost like a magic wand to cure skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis.(3) Another way to help you get to the root of the problem is to find a qualified homeopath or medical herbalist.(4) She went to a naturopath, a homeopath , a shaman, a psychotherapist and a psychic.(5) She was immediately started on a course of chemotherapy and a friend advised her to seek treatment from a homeopath .(6) Dozens of private homeopathy schools have recently opened, including several in Canada, and thousands of homeopaths are establishing private practices in North America.(7) A herbalist, homoeopath and osteopath will also be on hand to answer questions.(8) Medical knowledge held by homeopaths , folk healers of various kinds, midwives and other empirically based practitioners was considered authoritative by different parts of the population.(9) We can practice in this way because for the past 200 years homoeopaths have been conducting experiments on healthy persons with substances derived from the mineral, plant and animal worlds.(10) According to homeopaths , diluting medications and shaking the solutions makes the remedies less toxic and gives them more healing power.(11) Though critics maintain that homeopathic medicines are too diluted to be effective, homeopaths believe that smaller, more diluted doses are generally the most potent.(12) In the early 19th century, doctors were eager to distinguish themselves from midwives and homeopaths , and embraced anatomy as a critical source of their exclusive knowledge.(13) In the course of the investigation, a series of letters was sent to alternative practitioners such as naturopaths, homeopaths , and herbologists.(14) Roselyn works with a team of other practitioners, including homeopaths , reflexologists and Indian head masseurs if she feels a patient needs something extra.(15) 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.(16) It is a generally accepted principal amongst the majority of homoeopaths .