The Naturocrit Podcast - Episode 015c3 [s02e05c3] Script and Annotations [post 3 of 3]

002. (continued) Main text [last third -- I.3. to end]:

I.3. Phrases include, for the code of efficacious:

Code	Quote	Location	Author
Efficacious	“It is essential that the naturopathic workforce be appropriately trained to ensure they can provide safe, effective, and appropriate care to patients.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Lloyd, Hausser, Dunn
	“It is the integration of naturopathic philosophies and principles within a biomedical understanding of health and disease that defines naturopathic care. Naturopathic researchers apply these philosophies and principles to the design of research studies examining the efficacy or effectiveness of naturopathic treatments.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Redmond, Graham, Steel
	“The chapters in this Section highlight the effectiveness of naturopathic care for conditions researched by the naturopathic profession and commonly treated by naturopaths/naturopathic doctors.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Lloyd, Steel
	“Effectiveness and Efficacy of Naturopathy / Naturopathic Medicine. One hundred and two of the 237 studies (81.1%) indicated a positive clinically relevant outcome in either the primary or secondary measurements of studies included in this review.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Wardle, Steel, Lloyd
	“Another important finding was the effective role that naturopathy/naturopathic medicine appears to have in addressing the modifiable risk factors associated with non-communicable diseases.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Wardle, Steel, Lloyd
	“Consultation with naturopathic practitioners is known to be associated with positive health behaviors, consistently show a positive role for naturopathy/naturopathic medicine as an effective intervention in a wide variety of non-communicable diseases.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Wardle, Steel, Lloyd
	“Research suggests that the naturopathic community is a translational profession, able to implement and facilitate health outcomes of interventions known to be effective.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Wardle, Steel, Lloyd
	“However, despite evidence of clinical and cost-effectiveness, lack of integration creates inequities in the accessibility of naturopathic care.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Wardle, Steel, Lloyd
	“Naturopathy/naturopathic medicine is a safe and effective intervention that has utility across different geographic regions, clinical settings and conditions, and naturopathic practitioners are trusted and consulted by the global public for a wide range of conditions. Studies demonstrate the clinical effectiveness and efficacy of naturopathic interventions in a wide variety of conditions.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Wardle, Steel, Lloyd
	“This Health Technology Assessment (HTA) report on naturopathy was compiled to provide an evidence-based summary of naturopathic practice and the safety, economics and effectiveness of naturopathic care.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Wardle, Steel, Lloyd
	“Research in whole-system, multimodality naturopathic medicine shows that it is effective in the management of conditions such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, depression, anxiety, and a range of complex chronic conditions.”	“White Paper: Role of Naturopathic Practice Within a Global Pandemic” (2020)	Collective
	“Most of the clinical research in this chapter focused on naturopathic interventions in the treatment of Type II DM and have shown a variety of efficacious results.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Callan, Cooley

The Naturocrit Podcast - Episode 015c3 [s02e05c3] Script and Annotations [post 2 of 3]

002. (continued) Main text [middle third -- F.1. to I.2.]:

F.1. – PHILOSOPHY theme:

Phrases include, for the code of philosophy basis:

Code	Quote	Location	Author
Philosophy basis	“Naturopathic philosophies: vitalism and holism.”	“Naturopathic Education Accreditation Standards Comparison” (2023)	Collective
	“Vitalism and holism are the core naturopathic philosophies that guide every aspect of naturopathic care.”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Lloyd, Hausser, Myers
	“Naturopathic practice encompasses two core philosophies (vitalism and holism).”	“Naturopathy Practice, Effectiveness, Economics & Safety” (2021)	Lloyd, Hausser, Myers
	“Vitalism and holism are the core naturopathic philosophies that guide every aspect of the naturopathic encounter.”	“WNF White Paper: Naturopathic Philosophies, Principles and Theories” (2017)	Hausser, Lloyd, Yanez, Cottingham, Turner, Abascal
	“Naturopathy / naturopathic medicine is inherently based on the philosophies of vitalism and holism.”	“WNF White Paper: Naturopathic Philosophies, Principles and Theories” (2017)	Hausser, Lloyd, Yanez, Cottingham, Turner, Abascal

G. – PRINCIPLES theme:

The Naturocrit Podcast - Episode 015c3 [s02e05c3] Script and Annotations [post 1 of 3]

in this multi-part Naturocrit Podcast Episode 015, aka s02e05, retitled from “The JACM 2019 Special Issue on Naturopathy” to “A Qualitative Content Analysis of Curated World Naturopathic Federation Publications and Reports Employing the Online Misinformation Engagement Framework Within a Paradigm of Methodological Naturalism,” I'll be sharing a study I've recently written in a semi-scholarly manner.

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In this third part of Episode 015 Part C, I'll cover the study/project step 16 which is the results or findings in terms of themes, codes, and the supporting language from the WNFM.

001. Standard Introduction:

Welcome to, as that robot voice says, The Naturocrit Podcast, and thank you for boldly listening.

What ARE we even talking about?

Well, this podcast series is my take on naturopathic medicine, an area I've been studying for about thirty-three years, including my time in so-called 'scientific nonsectarian naturopathic medical school'.

My approach is a pairing of scientific skepticism and a deep knowledge of naturopathy's intimate details.

In previous episodes of this series, I established that naturopathy is, essentially, a kind of knowledge blending, misrepresentation, and irrationality.

I have termed naturopathy both 'an epistemic conflation falsely posing itself as an epistemic delineation' and 'the naturopathillogical':

the science-exterior is mixed with what is scientific, then that whole muddle is absurdly claimed to be science as an entire category, while particular sectarian science-ejected oath-obligations and -requirements are coded or camouflaged, therein effectively disguising naturopathy's system of beliefs in public view.

Naturopathy's ultimate achievement is a profound erosion of scientific integrity and freedom of belief packaged in the marketing veneers "natural, holistic, integrative and alternative" and improperly embedded in the academic category "science".

002. Main text [Post 01 of 03; start until F-H.]:

The Naturocrit Podcast - Episode 015c3 [s02e05c3] MP3 Link

in this multi-part Naturocrit Podcast Episode 015, aka s02e05, retitled from “The JACM 2019 Special Issue on Naturopathy” to “A Qualitative Content Analysis of Curated World Naturopathic Federation Publications and Reports Employing the Online Misinformation Engagement Framework Within a Paradigm of Methodological Naturalism,” I'll be sharing a study I've recently written in a semi-scholarly manner.

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In this third part of Episode 015 Part C, I'll cover the study/project step 16 which is the results or findings in terms of themes, codes, and the supporting language from the WNFM.

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