NUNM ND Mazi Arrested for Going Full-On Homeopathic Fake: This IS the Essentially State-Endorsed Naturopathic

well, it had to happen -- statistically speaking -- at some point:

001. on the CBS affiliate YouTube account KPIX CBS SF Bay Area, we're told in "Napa Naturopathic Doctor Accused Of Selling Fake COVID Pills, Providing Fake Immunization Cards":

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"[from the description] a Napa [naturopathic!] doctor has been arrested for handing out fake COVID-19 vaccine cards and defrauding patients with a vaccine alternative. Andrea Nakano reports. (7/14/21)."

 naturopathy education is profoundly nonsensical/defrauding and therein an ND doing such as in this case is quite within the vein of their training. Licensed falsehood marches on...

 "[and from the video we're told the ND is facing] Federal charges [...] a criminal complaint [...after they] raided her office [...this] licensed naturopathic doctor [...for allegedly] selling fake vaccine cards and that's not all [...including] homeoprophylaxis immunization [...promising] life-long immunity [...which she falsified as the] Moderna vaccine [...] instead of disseminating valid remedies and information [...] Stephanie Hinds.  Acting US District Attorney for the Northern District of California [...] she could face up to 25 years behind bars";

oh, in no way is that all.  That's not all that's fake as in pseudo...as in pseudoscience.  So California's chickens have come home to roost: permitting this nonsense institutionally, in schools and in licensure.

002. it even made the cover of the New York Times [bottom right]:

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they're a little of with the category "homeopathic" in that title. Though, yes, the naturopath was using homeopathy which is a fundamental part of naturopathy.  And we're told:

"Steven J. Ryan, special agent in charge of the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General, said the department would continue to investigate 'fraudsters' who mislead the public. 'This doctor violated the all-important trust the public extends to health care professionals — at a time when integrity is needed the most,' he said in a statement."

but naturopathy is essentially fraudulent.  Without integrity, not trustable...