Topic: We should ban naturopathy
Naturopathic propaganda and misinformation have spillover harms that lead to anti-science movements.
naturopathic remedies do nothing for the patient and in fact, stop that individual from seeking legitimate medical remedies.
naturopathic training  is limited and board certification is easy to obtain.  the public could confuse naturopathy for medical treatment from a licensed md.  necessary medical treatment might not be received.
naturopathic treatments  are often successful at handling chronic conditions that don't respond to conventional medicine
naturopathic treatments often don’t have the same severe side effects medicine can
Naturopathic vitamins and supplements are not subject to the same rigorous standards as prescription drugs.
Naturopaths are fake doctors and are a threat to public health.
Naturopaths are highly trained professionals in the field of naturopathic medicine, which makes them equally valid in their respective fields as chiropractors and medical doctors.
Naturopaths are not as rigorously trained as an M.D. or a D.O. Your health is in betters hands with a conventionally trained medical doctor.
Naturopaths are not doctors, they are trained in a combination of archaic methods and mystical theories
Naturopaths offer a whole-person approach to health care which often leads to higher improved outcomes.
Naturopaths preclude individuals from seeking efficacious treatment by lying to them about the effects of naturopathic treatment. For more serious diseases like cancer, the ointments and diet changes don't work and this results in death.
Naturopaths seek to prevent illness by identifying and treating health problems before they turn into illnesses.
naturopathy  shouldn't be banned because it can help people live a healthy lifestyle.
naturopathy and exercise could fix or improve  high cholesterol, blood pressure
naturopathy can be a complementary addition to traditional medicine
naturopathy can be a more natural method without any side effects
naturopathy can be alternative way of medicine when prescription medicine isn't an option
naturopathy can be dangerous because it's not regulated and has no results that says it works.
naturopathy can be seen as dangerous since little to no medical testing is done.
naturopathy can cause enormous damage if people use it instead of using mainstream medicine.
naturopathy can cause health to worsen due to unproven methods
naturopathy can encourage people to treat the symptoms rather than the cause of their problems which can lead to misdiagnosis or no diagnosis at all of serious conditions.
naturopathy can give another avenue of alternatives to contest the giant monopoly of the brands and industry of regular prescription drugs.
naturopathy can give people false hope while they could be wasting time that they could be using proven medicines
naturopathy can have side effects and some natural remedies may interfere with prescription medications. as it is not science-based, the side effects and risks associated with it have not been researched.
naturopathy can help people gain hope