| HERBALIST | Hitler's BA made him a practitioner of alternative medicine (9) |
| NEWAGER | Hazard is behind Northeastern practitioner of alternative medicine, perhaps (3,4) |
| ELEUTHERO | Helen and Ruth unclothed by champion of alternative medicine (9) |
| BENNYHILL | Which British comedian's saucy-postcard style of humour made him a favourite around the world? (5,4) |
| JAMESDEAN | Crumpled jeans made him a cinematic heart-throb (5,4) |
| HERBALISM | Branch of alternative medicine (9) |
| CASTOROIL | Oddly stoical about expression of alternative medicine? |
| IRIDOLOGY | Branch of alternative medicine |
| OSTEOPATH | Practitioner of a system of healing based on the manipulation of parts of the body (9) |
| ASANA | General name for a posture adopted by a practitioner of hatha yoga (5) |
| CHIROMANCER | Alternative name, from Latin via French, for a practitioner of palmistry (11) |
| KARATEIST | Practitioner of a Japanese form of self-defence (9) |
| HOMEOPATH | Practitioner of type of complementary medicine (9) |
| PHRENOLOGIST | A practitioner of a pseudoscientific discipline developed by German physician Franz Joseph Gall in 1796 |
| CHEETAH | One's spotted a practitioner of chicanery, some say |
| PALMIST | A practitioner of chiromancy making some archetypal mistakes |
| ANALYST | Informally, a practitioner of psychological therapy |
| YOGI | Yes, initially old gymnastic Indian, was a practitioner of asceticism (4) |
| PHRENOLOGY | A practitioner of what old science might feel the bumps on your skull? (10) |
| ELIZABETH | Giving teeth a nibble, Zen practitioner of Jane's ended up with ... (9,6) |
