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:
[Mission emphasis: I do this continuous exercise to expose the inherent fraud that naturopathy is logically, academically, commercially, legislatively / politically and clinically. Hugely misleading category labels such as "science based" and "evidence based" "nonsectarian" are being placed upon what truly is science-exterior and even more so disproven sectarian / quack nonsense! Then, the largest of betrayals toward the public occurs with highly orchestrated '.gov' endorsements of naturopaths as "licensed" and "professional." Beware, the naturopathic licensed falsehood racket marches on!]
001. added:
the vitalism [science-ejected subset naturopathy] claims of:
NDs Bongiorno, Kachko, LoGiudice, Siglain;
ND Boykin;
NDs Brumley and Heard;
the 'science subset naturopathy' category claims of:
NDs Cantrell, Murphy, Powell;
ND Cates;
ND Cronin;
ND Cucchiara;
to Appendix I.05.c.;
ND Lacroix;
ND LoGiudice;
to Appendix I.05.j.;
002. video link and commentary:
002.a. Moore, T. (ND NUNM) states in the YouTube video "What Keeps you Inspired in Naturopathic Medicine? - Dr. Tyna Moore" [saved 2020-04-23]:
"our medicine is the medicine [...] we practice common sense medicine [...] the clinical application of common sense [...] go reread the naturopathic oath again, go reread the naturopathic tenants [sic., it's 'tenets']";
ah, let's see how common sense them tenets are.
002.b. and at her alma mater, NUNM:
002.b1. there's the tenets:
falsely claiming naturopathy's belief survive scientific filtering.
002.b2. there's the oath:
committing NDs to that false premise / position / activity.
002.c. at her practice:
002.c1. in the interview "Episode 4: What is Naturopathic Medicine w/ Razi Berry" [2020 archived]:
"highlights from this episode [...] Vital Force - Missing Link in Healing - 16:19 [...] Razi: [...] but what part of my vital force is dampened [...] that is the nature that we're talking about here, the vis medicatrix naturae. Some people call it your spirit, some people call it God, some people call it the life force, some people call it the zero point field, like in quantum physics, and I think that really, it's that innate wisdom not only inside of us, but also all around us [...]";
little do they know, perhaps, is that here we're practicing religion, of some kind. Call it new age pantheism, autoentheism, etc. Which is a right, but that doesn't make these ideas true outside of the pastoral: a vital force aka god within running the body in any kind of health / medical way. Yet NUNM calls this idea an objective fact.
"Tyna: [...] when I think of vital force, and I don't want to say auras, or sound woo, woo, but I can almost see color patterns coming off patients. When I see somebody in the lobby, if they're sort of beaming sunshine, or they're beaming gold, they're really beaming outwardly, good, strong, vital force [...] they're low vitality, low vital force [...] the job at that point as a naturopathic physician, my job is simply to build their vital force up [...] do you want to talk about vital force a little bit? Razi: Yeah. The vital force is something that ... it's really the missing link in all healing [...] we're saying that nature heals, and this plays in with the vital force [...] all of these ways that we get away from nature really hinders the vital force [...] the vital force
is an amazing mystery [...] for people that think that naturopathic
doctors never use drugs, that's not true. They'll use a drug if it is in
a therapeutic order, if it is the right thing to do to support the vital force, right? [...] which is the vital force trying to heal yourself either through detoxification or slowing things down, or moving things around [etc.]";
more equations.
002.c2. in the interview "Episode 19: 7 Reasons Why Naturopathic Medicine is the Future w/ Dr. Ben Reebs" [2020 archived]:
"Ben: [...] Well, with the vital force, which is another word for the vis, it's not mechanistic. It's actually, and I'm going to argue here that it's actually more on a quantum level. It's probabilistic, not deterministic. It's vitalistic [...] by the vis, I'm including all of nature, not just the body [...] this idea of the vis, which is the vital force [...] to stimulate the vital force to then restore balance [...]";
so, invoking science to explain a science-ejected idea.
002.c3. in "Mission" [2020 archived]:
"vis medicatrix nature - the healing power of nature. We are committed to the concept that the body can inherently heal itself [...]";
which is CODED vitalism.
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