No-one objects to the Austin School of Massage teaching whatever they want, but UT has an obligation to separate the science form the superstition. Homeopathy never killed anyone . Once the seed of anti-science is placed into the head of a nurse, the nurse will forever be deeply susceptible to quackery. If homeopathy is plausible to her, it is a small step for a quack to take to convince her of magnetic healing, inane vitamin claims, strange health devices, and impossible cures of all kinds. This is dangerous.
Nurses are by nature susceptible to quackery.
Most nurses we speak to are deeply caring and optimistic individuals. Honestly selfless and caring people in a position of authority and lacking in fundamental science knowledge are major targets for quacks who play to these traits. Instead it has chosen to facilitate quackery. Holistic medicine scoffs at scientific medicine and replaces it with inane physics and cotton candy spirituality.