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Do those schools use the NCAT as an entrance exam?
I am sure this reasoning works well on the MCAT.As previously stated, in this life, the true answers to most questions lie within.
But that's just some hokey spiritual "wash on, wash off" nonsense.
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They have the AANMCDo those schools use the NCAT as an entrance exam?
Acupuncture is categorized as a pseudoscience, just as naturopathy and homeopathic medicine are. By definition, they are "thrown in" together, there's no evidence of effectiveness.
At first I thought you were kidding! Hahaha
I just looked it up too! I love how all but one of their schools are on the west coast
Well, i mean lets be honest here modern medicine didn't necessarily extend lifespans by 30+ years by itself, sanitation and public health are big contributors to that number. Still, all of that is science based reproducible, unlike anything in nut-o-pathy.
Yeah in my mind whether someone is talking about their support of Naturopathic/alternative, what they're really protesting is science and evidence based science
It's good to realize that there are actually some important limitations to this philosophy though. A lot of what we know about "herbal" or alternative compounds is from empiric data often from low quality studies, not mechanistic/molecular studies or good RCTs. Then there are many things with almost no research, or maybe just some case studies etc. So while the idea that if something "works" it will be accepted is true, there is often a huge barrier to making that determination.
No, there's not. Research into natural/herbal nonsense is usually one of the most accessible topics for junior researchers trying to get published. If its a food or sold at GNC its very easy to get past an IRB. The last major metastudy on whether honey is effective for cough had to sort through nearly 1,200 possibly studies. We do not lack data on this crap, there is just no amount of data that is going to convince anyone that that their particular brand of magic doesn't work.
Maybe for answering some simple, time limited questions, but asking whether xyz vitamin supplement decreases mortality or affects some specific cancer risk, along with which dosage range confers that benefit, requires a huge amount of time, maybe decades, and a large number of participants, and there really have not been many of these, and some that have been done tend to be difficult to interpret.
Some husband of the real housewives of somewhere faked having cancer via a diagnosis from his ND provider.This is scary, these quack "doctors" are actually allowed to practice as a primary care physician in many states... They are pushing for unrestricted primary care like a D.O or M.D...
You have to be from a school with accreditation from the "ANCAS" but still.... This is scary
The burden of proof is still on natruopaths to prove that it is efficacious if they want to be taken seriously.
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