Re: Unique Contribution

True Holistic health care. and a firm grounding in sciences.

I have been to herbalists, homeopaths and 'iridologists' that use natural means but still treat allopathicaly. ie, telling someone to take black cherry juice for gout, and not telling them to change their diet. science is also very important. I went to a homeopath that used a qpix / scio biofeedback machine (think thats what it was called) for diagnosis and she couldnt tell me what half of the results ment. she didnt even know what neurological damage was. I know there are probabley some excelent homeopaths out there but the thing is that training for any kind of 'alternative practioner' can vary greatly. some people take a weekend course, while others bust their balls for two or three years to master their healing arts. Naturopathic medicine (in north america anyway) Is very standardized, sure NDs can vary in diagnostics (anything from lab tests, to muscle tests) and some prefer to use herbs or homeopathy. but having the accredited schools means quality control. and you cant get into one of the schools without a pre med. a firm grounding in science.

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