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What structures on the inner wall of the small intestine increase its surface area? Why is an increased surface area important to the functioning of the small intestine?
Traditional Practitioner
An individual who engages in the practice of using ancient or culturally specific methods for healing, often passed down through generations.
Invocation
The act of invoking something, such as calling upon a deity, spirit, or other supernatural force, usually for assistance or as an authority in a ritual.
Traditional Health Practitioners Act 22 of 2007
A law in South Africa that regulates the activities and training of traditional health practitioners.
Core Features
The essential characteristics or attributes that define a concept, object, or phenomenon.
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