Topic: We should ban naturopathy
naturopathy provides no real health benefits and users miss out on real effective treatments.
naturopathy provides some relief for people who don't believe in taking medicine because of their religion
naturopathy sells false hope to the sick who may turn their back on legitimate medicine to use natural remedies that do not help them at all
naturopathy should be allowed even if all it does is cure through the placebo effect
naturopathy should be banned as  it give people false hope of cure
naturopathy should be banned as home remedies don't always cure the illness and there is not monitoring.
naturopathy should be banned as it is not an approved source of treatment.
naturopathy should be banned as it is not standardized or backed by provable scientific research. furthermore no qualifications are necessary for people to practice.
naturopathy should be banned as it is unproven and potential side affects may prove to worse than than the condition trying to be treated
naturopathy should be banned as its not scientifically proven to work on people who use the products on themselves.
Naturopathy should be banned as there are no proper regulations or standards for the treatments and it is easy for people to fall prey to scams and useless products.
naturopathy should be banned because it doesn't cure or help many health issues
naturopathy should be banned because there are too many ailments that cannot be treated without medical intervention and allowing naturopathy to continue, lives will be lost.
naturopathy should be banned for the obvious reason of, it has never been scientifically been proven to work.  it does not even have support from the medical community as a whole.
naturopathy should be banned in large part due to the large number of deaths associated with reliance on it
naturopathy should never be banned.   people with cancer and other terminal illnesses are rarely cured and sometimes you have to try alternative ways which may in fact work.
naturopathy should not be banned as it as proven to be a cheaper and natural way to treat a condition.
naturopathy should not be banned as we should not dictate what products people can use on themselves.
naturopathy should not be banned, but should instead be researched further to enable a standardization of scientific backing of any claims so they can be proven or disproven.
Naturopathy takes advantage of poor people by telling them they can pay less for naturopathic medicine instead of going to the hospital.
naturopathy treatments can cause conflicts and interactions with already prescribed medications.
naturopathy tricks people into paying for ineffective treatments instead of medicine that will actually help them.
Naturopathy uses treatments that are gentle, non-invasive, safe, and effective.
Naturopathy wastes the time of doctors by creating more patients with unnecessary conditions created by naturopathy.
naturopathy will never be as effective as modern medicine and may shorten one's lifespan.
Naturopathy, especially when used on children instead of real treatment, can literally cause death.