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Thomsonian

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Thom`so´ni`an
a.1.(Med.) Of or pertaining to Thomsonianism.
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The traditional herbalist generally uses the Thomsonian approach to healing by stimulating the vital force (to assist nature in its healing of the body), supporting liver and GIT function and promoting vicarious elimination.
Treatment review of chronic psoriasis by Smiroldo, Tina L. / Australian Journal of Medical Herbalism
There were Thomsonians, eclectics, hydropaths, homeopaths, naturopaths, and literally hundreds of others, almost all equally bad (Hoolihan, 2001).
The contributions of John Money: a personal view by Bullough, Vern L. / The Journal of Sex Research
Are we talking about Thomsonian TV greatness, by which every winner is `a good horse' and, by extension, every Group winner is `a great horse'?
Peter Thomas: Debates about `greatness' a haven for racing bores by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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