Changelog 2013-01-10 and ND Video

here, I summarize recent additions to my public naturopathy database.  I also link to an ND's video each changelog, quote from, and tag the video in some detail:

001. added:

the vitalism of:

Bastyr University 

to Appendix B.01.a.09.;

NDs Bender-Pattinson, Cowan, Danby,  Dare, 

Esposito, Kempinska,  Park,  Peters, Raina,  Reid,  Stix, Yablon

to Appendix B.05.i.a.04.;

Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine 

to Appendix B.01.a.29.;

NDs Coles, Elliott, Steelsmith

to Appendix  B.05.i.bbb.;

ND Johnson

to Appendix B.05.i.c.04.;  

ND Lee

to Appendix B.05.i.d.00.;   

ND Mazza

to Appendix B.05.i.d.02.; 

ND Misaghi; ND Meissner

to Appendix B.05.i.d.03.;  

National University of Health Sciences

to Appendix B.01.a.49.; 

ND Steelsmith 

to Appendix B.05.i.i.03.;  

ND Yates; ND Watson

to Appendix B.05.i.L.;

the science claims of:

NDs Bender-Pattinson, Cowan, Danby, 

Dare, Esposito, Kempinska, Park, Peters, 

Raina, Reid, Stix, Yablon

to Appendix I.05.b.;

the Idaho Chapter of 

the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians 

to Appendix I.03.;

ND Lee, L.W.

to Appendix I.05.j.;

NDs Quinn & Verfurth;  

ND Rose; ND Roy

to Appendix I.05.n.;

the University of Bridgeport 

to Appendix I.01.a8.;

the 'vitalism is science-ejected' claim of:

Scott Gavura of sciencebasedmedicine.org 

to Appendix C.02.;

Steven Salzberg at forbes.com

to Appendix C.06.e.;

John Timmer of arstechnica.com

to Appendix C.04.;

     
the 'naturopathy is pseudoscience and quackery' claim of:

Steven Salzberg at forbes.com; 

Jann Bellamy at sciencebasedmedicine.org; 

to Appendix K.00.;

002. video of the week link [not to pun]:

amajordifference.com states in "The IonCleanse® Ionic Foot Bath for Naturopaths" [vsc 2013-01-10; a manufacturer marketing to naturopaths]:

"[from the description] learn how the IonCleanse® detoxifying foot bath can help your naturopathic practice [...from the video, according to their Glenn Wilhelm, they are] the world's number one foot bath detoxification system [...the company is in] Denver, CO [...] it's an incredible modality [....] in can provide incredible benefits for vitually all of your patients [...] make the right choice [...it] is consistent with the foundation of naturopathy [...] the Ionclease can make a significant impact in your business  [...] tremendous income can be generated [...] over $40,000 annually [...they've] sold well over 10,000 Ion Cleanses [...]";

Note: meanwhile, foot detox is complete bunkum.  So yeah, I'd say this is right in line with naturopathy's foundation of 'a complete reversal of values', wherein that which doesn't even work is termed incredible, wherein that which is patently science-ejected is falsely labeled science etc.