In this multi-part Naturocrit Podcast Episode 015, aka s02e05, titled “The JACM 2019 Special Issue on Naturopathy”, aka SIN, I’ll be primarily looking at a collection -- as published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine and sponsored by the University of Technology Sydney, Australia -- of around 15 articles specifically about naturopathy from contributors largely located in Australia and North America.

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In this final third of Episode 015 Part 2, I will cover the references used in the capstone section of Part 1 and the IM in CM paper from Section 2, as promised.

In this multi-part Naturocrit Podcast Episode 015, aka s02e05, titled “The JACM 2019 Special Issue on Naturopathy”, aka SIN, I’ll be primarily looking at a collection -- as published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine and sponsored by the University of Technology Sydney, Australia -- of around 15 articles specifically about naturopathy from contributors largely located in Australia and North America.

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In this second part of Episode 015 Part 2, continuing my break from the SIN proper, I will delve into a paper I'd written about IM in CM from 2019.

Additionally, I'll first include a statement by the World Medical Association on pseudoscience and pseudotherapies that didn't exist when the capstone was written but surely would have been included had it. I then compare that WMA declaration, in part, with aspects of North American naturopathy.

In this multi-part Naturocrit Podcast Episode 015, aka s02e05, titled “The JACM 2019 Special Issue on Naturopathy”, aka SIN, I’ll be primarily looking at a collection -- as published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine and sponsored by the University of Technology Sydney, Australia -- of around 15 articles specifically about naturopathy from contributors largely located in Australia and North America.

--- In this first third of Episode 015 Part 2, I will take a break from the SIN proper and share my 2021 Master's degree capstone product, which asks and answers this question:

"Is care founded upon epistemically unwarranted medical claims and methods an appropriate publicly-funded remedy for America's underserved and vulnerable populations' rampant healthcare inaccessibility and inequality issues? The case of Bastyr University’s Center for Natural Health and BU’s satellite community clinics."

I then apply the capstone's epistemic models to a recent AANMC YouTube recruitment video.

In this multi-part Naturocrit Podcast Episode 015, aka s02e05, titled “The JACM 2019 Special Issue on Naturopathy”, aka SIN, I’ll be primarily looking at a collection -- as published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine and sponsored by the University of Technology Sydney, Australia -- of around 15 articles specifically about naturopathy from contributors largely located in Australia and North America.

--- In this final third of Episode 015 Part 1, I continue a traipse concerning 'fake integration' versus 'true integration' particularly as relates to hacking and ignoring evidence as seen through naturopathy’s knowledge-type coining, fake labeling, camouflaging, and recalcitrance. Here, an Australian ND's [surprising] advice to embrace critical thinking, an example American naturopathy oncology IM practice and its denials of quackery while endorsing homeopathy and kind, and then criticisms from Steven Salzberg at forbes.com and Britt Marie Hermes at seti.org.

In this multi-part Naturocrit Podcast Episode 015, aka s02e05, titled “The JACM 2019 Special Issue on Naturopathy”, aka SIN, I’ll be primarily looking at a collection -- as published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine and sponsored by the University of Technology Sydney, Australia -- of around 15 articles specifically about naturopathy from contributors largely located in Australia and North America.

--- In this second third of Episode 015 Part 1, I continue a traipse concerning 'fake integration' versus 'true integration' particularly as relates to hacking and ignoring evidence as seen through naturopathy’s knowledge-type coining, fake labeling, camouflaging, and recalcitrance. Here, two Ontario, Canada example practices.

In this multi-part Naturocrit Podcast Episode 015, aka s02e05, titled “The JACM 2019 Special Issue on Naturopathy”, aka SIN, I’ll be primarily looking at a collection -- as published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine and sponsored by the University of Technology Sydney, Australia -- of around 15 articles specifically about naturopathy from contributors largely located in Australia and North America.

--- In this first third of Episode 015 Part 1, I begin a traipse concerning 'fake integration' versus 'true integration' particularly as relates to hacking and ignoring evidence as seen through naturopathy’s knowledge-type coining, fake labeling, camouflaging, and recalcitrance.

In this three-part Naturocrit Podcast Episode 014, aka s02e04, titled “ND Smith and Spoliation of Higher Education Science Integrity and Medical Ethics”, I'll be exploring the personal web pages, books, and associated institutional web pages and web media of ND Fraser Smith and co.

--- In this last third of Episode 014, I delve into standards.

In this three-part Naturocrit Podcast Episode 014, aka s02e04, titled “ND Smith and Spoliation of Higher Education Science Integrity and Medical Ethics”, I'll be exploring the personal web pages, books, and associated institutional web pages and web media of ND Fraser Smith and co. --- In this second third of Episode 014, I delve into ND Smith's textbook.