naturocrit: A forbes.com Definition of Pseudo Medicine via Prudy Gourguechon

Tuesday, February 26, 2019

A forbes.com Definition of Pseudo Medicine via Prudy Gourguechon

here, a definition of pseudomedicine within an article of cognitive decline:

001. Prudy Gourguechon at forbes.com writes in "Science Versus Pseudo-Science -- What Really Works to Prevent Cognitive Decline?" (2019-02-23) states:

"pseudomedicine is defined as legal health interventions, such as promoting supplements, that lack scientific evidentiary support. Testimonials substitute for carefully designed studies. Material supporting the claims for efficacy masquerades as scientific research but fails to meet basic tests for scientific validity [...]";

sounds a lot like naturopathy & kind.

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Links to The Naturocrit Podcast:

The Naturocrit Podcast can be listened to or read at:
Episode 001 - The Introductory Episode. Part 1: "How I Heard of Naturopathy, Attending Naturopathy School, and Deciding to Leave Before Graduating." Part 2: "ND Sensenig's 'The Power of Vitalism'"
[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2]
Episode 002: "The Naturalness Fallacy" [is in one part]

[mp3s -- at Podbean: here;

at archive.org: here]
Episode 003 - Part 1: "The Quite False 1998 Claim of the AANP Alliance Consortia That Naturopathy is 'Science-Based and Not a Belief System'"; Part 2: "The Naturopathy Chapter from 'Complementary and Alternative Medicine' (ISBN 0443065764) by NDs Pizzorno and Snider"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2]
Episode 004: "The NYANP: Their 2014 Bill Fabrication and Content History"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5]
Episode 005: "The 'Science-Based' Science-Exterior Canadian-Based Naturopathic Interior"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5a, Part 5b;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5a, Part 5b]
Episode 006: "The Epistemic Conflation of a School of Thought Claiming to be Scientific"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2]
Episode 007: "Naturopathy's Supposed Value" [is in one part]

[mp3s -- at Podbean: here;

at archive.org: here]
Episode 008: "The 2015 Iowa NPA Naturopathy Bill"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2]
Episode 009: "The Connecticut Naturopathic Physicians Association [CNPA] and A Supposed Modernization of Connecticut Naturopathy"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2a, Part 2b;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2a, Part 2b]
Episode 010: "Integrative-Holistic-Quackademic Woo, Information Asymmetry, Immanence and Fiduciary Duty: Minnesota '.edu'-Style"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2a, Part 2b;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2a, Part 2b]
Episode 011: "Naturopathillogical Microcosms: NDs Zampieron and Brady"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2]
Episode 012: "Preponderant and Universal Medical Ethical Codes and North American Naturopathy's Transgressions"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1a, Part1b, Part 2a, Part 2b, Part 3a1, Part 3a2, Part 3b1, Part 3b2, Part 4a, Part 4b, Part 4c1, Part 4c2]

at archive.org: Part 1a, Part1b, Part 2a, Part 2b, Part 3a1, Part 3a2, Part 3b1, Part 3b2, Part 4a, Part 4b, Part 4c1, Part 4c2]
Episode 013: "The State of Connecticut and Its Naturopathy: 'Deception, Fraud, Double-Dealing, Subterfuge, and Trickery'"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2a, Part 2b;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2a, Part 2b]

[audiobook -- at Audible]

[text -- as Kindle ebook or Amazon paperback; and Kobo ebook]
Episode 014: "ND Smith and Spoliation of Higher Education Science Integrity and Medical Ethics"

[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3;

at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3]
Episode 015: "The JACM 2019 Special Issue on Naturopathy” into “A Qualitative Content Analysis of Curated World Naturopathic Federation Publications and Reports Employing the Online Misinformation Engagement Framework Within a Paradigm of Methodological Naturalism"
[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1a, Part 1b, Part 1c;
Part 2a, Part 2b, Part 2c;
Part 3a, Part 3b, Part 3c;
further parts pending]
at archive.org: Part 1a, Part 1b, Part 1c;
Part 2a, Part 2b, Part 2c;
Part 3a, Part 3b, Part 3c;
further parts pending]
Episode 016: “The Cullen-Snyder Framework and AI-LLM Applications of That Framework.”
[mp3s -- at Podbean: Part 1, Part 2; at archive.org: Part 1, Part 2]