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The Triumph of New Age Medicine, part deux, courtesy of The Atlantic
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By oracknows on March 13, 2015.
Naturopathy is 80% quackery, 19% science-based modalities like diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes rebranded and infused with woo, and maybe 1% valid medicine. Yes, I know I m probably being generous given that naturopathy is based on a vitalistic, prescientific worldview and originated in the 19th century German natural living movement, but I m in a generous mood right now. The reason I m in a generous mood is not because naturopathy has suddenly become less quackery than it was. Just view a few of my posts on naturopathy if you think my opinion s changed. I still believe that naturopathy is pseudoscience and quackery, and naturopaths are only too happy to confirm that assessment discussing cases with each other when they think no one else is listening.