RD - Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) Practice Test

The term "traiteur" in Cajun and Creole culture refers to an individual who is believed to possess a special, often divine, gift for healing. This person typically engages in folk healing practices that may include the use of herbal remedies, prayers, and rituals. The traiteur serves as a healer within the community, often assisting those who are ill or seeking relief from various ailments through spiritual and traditional methods.

The practice of healing by the traiteur is deeply rooted in the cultural beliefs and traditions of Cajun and Creole communities, blending elements of spirituality with practical healing techniques. The healer's recognition of their divine gift often enhances their credibility and the perception of their capabilities within the community.