Topic: We should ban naturopathy
if people believe this helps them then nobody should have the right to stop them.
if people choose naturopathy over conventional medicine, that is their right.  medical care can not be forced on anyone.
if people want to use natural remedies it is their choice
in a democratic society, people should be allowed to try treatments if they so choose.
in many cases naturopathic treatments are safer
Individuals have the right to make decisions that might be the less efficient or harmful for themselves, which means the state can't ban naturopathy.
it can cause more harm rather than help
it can lead people to stay home and treat themselves and not get professional health
it does not work and it gives people false hope when they should be getting real treatment.
it does not work better than traditional medicine.
it has been proven to work and is safer than drugs, etc. and is more affordable.
it has no scientific basis which could lead to worsen any disease
it hasn’t been proven to be safe for fighting diseases
it is an individuals right to choose what medical treatment is best for them even if it is harmful.
It is easy to assume that regular medicine is the right path for everyone but even with all the regulations and testing there are still mistakes and side effects that some people legitimately wish to avoid.
it is proven that the placebo effect of naturopathy helps some people
it is safer than traditional medicine and does work.
it is uses natural products and is  a form of self help
it just leads to false hope in people
it may help with disorders that do not require prescribed meds.
it needs to be regulated or it could harm people
It often takes a long time for a naturopathic treatment to affect the body and cure the ailment.
it provides a useful income for some people
it should be as nature ingredients as being harvested because of the practice
it should be banned because people will not get better most times without the right medicine
it should not be considered a cure for serious illnesses.
it sounds rude so must be banned immediately
it’s a cheaper option for people that can’t afford healthcare to still feel better.
it's a gimmick and has not been proven to work better than traditional medicine.
it's been shown to have great benefit to those who choose these forms of treatments.  it's not all about having to pump drugs into your system to improve health.
it's practically assisted suicide to allow people to believe and follow naturopathy which simply uses diet, massage and exercise to 'cure' things.
it's simply healthy living and causes no harm.
just as a person is able to make the decision between having another round of chemotherapy or not, so to can they decide to use naturopathic medicine over western medicine
just because something is natural does not mean that it doesn't work as a medical treatment.
many people benefit from massage and therefore banning naturopathy makes no sense as it does have some legitimate uses
many people live far from medical professionals and have to rely on naturopathy to get better
many times naturopathy is superior to prescription drugs