Cheerleading Snake-Oil: CT Post Has Never Objectively Presented 'The Naturopathic'

here, a survey of some articles from the past several years at the Connecticut Post as it covered naturopathy, which quite obviously it had a huge soft spot for journalistically speaking: 

001. so, for example, at ctpost.com, there's [reverse chronology, via news.google.com archives]:

001.a. 2019 Linda Conner Lambeck's "Alternative Medicine Program to End at UB, Leaving Students in Limbo" (2019-04-07):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically; Lambeck is a UB grad. [2020 archived];

001.b. 2019 Linda Conner Lambeck's "University of Bridgeport Drops Popular Majors" (2019-04-06):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

o01.c. 2019 [?] "Bill to License Idaho Naturopathic Doctors Signed into Law" (2019-03-28):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.d. 2019 [?] "Bill to License Idaho Naturopathic Doctors Heads to Governor" (2019-03-19):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.e. 2018 Linda Conner Lambeck's "UB Academic Reorganization Draws Questions" (2018-08-10):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.f. 2018 Linda Conner Lambeck's "UB’s Garden of Medicinal Wonders" (2018-07-23):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.g. 2018 Phil Hall's "Norwalk Physician Turns Entrepreneur With Vegan Eggplant Jerky" (2018-04-10):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.h. 2016 Linda Conner Lambeck's "New Law Could Let Connecticut Naturopathic Physicians Write Prescriptions" (2016-05-24):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.i. 2016 ND Rague's "Naturopathic Medicine and Matricaria recutita" (2016-01-04):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.j. 2016 [?] "Naturopathic Medicine" (2016-05-24);

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.k. 2016 Linda Conner Lambeck's "Changing the ‘Script’ on Naturopathic Medicine" (2016-08-06)  [also]:

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.l. 2014 ND Rague's "Naturopathic Medicine and Homeopathy" (2014-06-30):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.m. 2014 Amanda Cuda's "Naturopathic Clinic at Crosby Commons" (2014-04-01):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.n. 2012 Amanda Cuda's "University of Bridgeport to Open 'Center of Excellence'" (2012-02-11):

with nothing critical concerning naturopathy, categorically;

001.o. reflections:

do you see a pattern?  Me thinks...

002. meanwhile, in the big leagues, Gary Nunn at theguardian.com wrote "Naturopaths are Snake-Oil Salespeople Masquerading as Health Professionals" (2019-03-24):

and I think that is quite a contrast.