It's my opinion that Naturopathy is a field and practice in it's own right and secular apposed to other conventional medical academic professions. We have to keep in mind this is an (alternative and integrative practice) and thus it should be treated as such, unbiased and respectful and free from any selfish political or academia driven mainstream agendas.
ND students do not take more basic science credits than allopathic medical students and if anything it is quite the contrary. It's interesting that you choose to paint it as if your students somehow learn more in less time in almost every area of basic science. False advertising, my friends.
Qwerty the claim was that NDs do not take more science credits during their training and that if anything the opposite is true Your link did not address that claim
@@dougreformed8956 Doug, Look at the table again. This is provided by the American Academy of Family Physicians. It shows that a family medicine physician has 15,000 more hours of training than a naturopath.
@@QwertySkill Of course because they include residency which is a fancy word for supervised work. The medschools themselves are comparable...it was here that the claim that NDs are less trained in the sciences was aimed at. In my country (NZ) you can do MD medschool in 6 years. ND courses require an undergraduate course first which makes it 8 years for them.
@@dougreformed8956 Residencies are not just supervised work, it is actually where most of the useful skills and knowledge is required. I couldn't imagine practicing straight out of medical school without completing a residency first. If you have time, give this article a read, it was written by an ND. sciencebasedmedicine.org/nd-confession-part-1-clinical-training-inside-and-out/
It's my opinion that Naturopathy is a field and practice in it's own right and secular apposed to other
conventional medical academic professions.
We have to keep in mind this is an (alternative and integrative practice) and thus it should be treated as such,
unbiased and respectful and free from any selfish political or academia driven mainstream agendas.
Thank you for explaining naturopathic medicine and showing the overlap of natural therapy with science in finding the root cause for our patients.
This was soooo helpful for me- a lady who feels called to naturopathic care. Thank you!
THIS IS GOOD
ND students do not take more basic science credits than allopathic medical students and if anything it is quite the contrary. It's interesting that you choose to paint it as if your students somehow learn more in less time in almost every area of basic science. False advertising, my friends.
source please or just opinion?
Qwerty the claim was that NDs do not take more science credits during their training and that if anything the opposite is true
Your link did not address that claim
@@dougreformed8956
Doug,
Look at the table again. This is provided by the American Academy of Family Physicians. It shows that a family medicine physician has 15,000 more hours of training than a naturopath.
@@QwertySkill Of course because they include residency which is a fancy word for supervised work. The medschools themselves are comparable...it was here that the claim that NDs are less trained in the sciences was aimed at. In my country (NZ) you can do MD medschool in 6 years. ND courses require an undergraduate course first which makes it 8 years for them.
@@dougreformed8956 Residencies are not just supervised work, it is actually where most of the useful skills and knowledge is required. I couldn't imagine practicing straight out of medical school without completing a residency first. If you have time, give this article a read, it was written by an ND.
sciencebasedmedicine.org/nd-confession-part-1-clinical-training-inside-and-out/
For when you can't get into an actual medical school!
Gay.
Or for when you get into both, and need help deciding...
@@heymilli Know what ND stands for? Not a Doctor.
Go learn about how to give someone a pill to cover up symptoms and not address the actual issue. 😂
@@MuayThaiGuy93 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This was soooo helpful for me- a lady who feels called to naturopathic care. Thank you!