A bone-setter is a traditional practitioner, often drawing on ancestral knowledge passed down from generation to generation. Their role is to help relieve joint, muscle, tendon, or nerve pain through firm, intuitive manual movements.

Origin: the term comes from the verb rebouter (to put end to end, to put back in place). Historically, bone-setters existed in the countryside, where there were no doctors.

I use my hands to "reset" a limb, relax a pinched nerve, relieve sciatica, unblock a neck, etc.