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Zak Debunks Homeopathic Medicine Science By Fiat, Part 01 - FNPLA ND / NMD 'Homeopathic Clinical Science': Note: Homeopathic remedies have no known active ingredient -- 'they're just water' (see http://www.channel4.com/culture/microsites/E/enemies_of_reason/ ): "for the really approved homeopathic recipes, in order to get one molecule of the active substance you need to imbibe all the atoms in the solar system. To science, it just doesn't make sense [{2007} Richard Dawkins, part 02, 00.26.16]." 01. FNPLA (the Federation of Naturopathic Licensing Authorities) is the overarching 'top-tier' naturopathy cadre of political entities, regulatory apparatus, and ND / NMD granting schools in North America. FNPLA's NABNE (the North American Board of Naturopathic Examiners) administers the NPLEX (the Naturopathic Physicians Licensing Examinations) to graduates of CNME (the Council of Naturopathic Medical Education) "approved" ND / NMD granting programs, which are (at http://www.nabne.org/nabne_page_17.php ): "[per 10-2007] Bastyr" [...] "Boucher" [...] "Canadian" [...] "National" [...] "Southwest" [...] "Bridgeport" [...] 02. FNPLA's science-categorized and -labeled NPLEX: 02.a. FNPLA's NABNE calls NPLEX Part I "Basic Science Examinations" (at http://www.nabne.org/images/bsbull.pdf ). 02.b. NABNE calls NPLEX Part II "Clinical Science Examinations" (at http://www.nabne.org/images/clbull.pdf ). 02.c. NABNE describes NPLEX's procession (at http://www.nabne.org/nabne_page_23.php ): "in order to take the Part II - Clinical Science Examinations [...] NABNE requires that candidates must first have passed the Part I - Basic Science Series [...] the NPLEX Part II - Clinical Science Examinations are based on blueprints (exam specifications) that are the outcome of a practice (job) analysis of the profession. The practice analysis surveyed naturopathic physicians in North America to identify the conditions encountered and the treatments provided in naturopathic medical practices." Note: Obviously, overarching self-labelings by naturopathy include: "profession," "physician," "medical." The NPLEX exam series, in content and context, is categorically labeled "science." An ND / NMD's "science" knowledge apparently leads to licensure and practice. Science, science, science -- of the professions' 'ethical stringency.' 02.d. For further naturopathic 'overarching self -labeling / -categorizing' as scientific, see http://thesciencethataintscience.blogspot.com/ . 03. NABNE and FNPLA's UBCNM specifically label homeopathy "scientific medicine" and a "clinical science:" 03.a. NABNE states (at http://www.nabne.org/ ): "beginning with the August 2007 NPLEX administration, the Part II - Core Clinical Science Examination[s] will" [...include] "homeopathy" [...] Note: Per NABNE, homeopathy is now, in 2007 -- without any active ingredient in a remedy -- placed under the general category "clinical science." Here's a quick scientific, skeptical, medical appraisal of homeopathy per Novella, S. (MD ?) of the New England Skeptic's Society podcast for 09-27-2007 (at http://media.libsyn.com/media/skepticsguide/skepticast2007-09-27.mp3 ): "homeopathy [...] it's 100% nonsense. It's water. There's nothing to it, literally." Overall, as regards homeopathy as placebo, see: http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140673605671772/abstract . 03.b. [...] UB states [...] 03.b.i. UB's required homeopathy for their ND {classroom, clinic, national exam} (at http://www.bridgeport.edu/ub/nm/ ) (at http://www1bpt.bridgeport.edu/pages/2644.asp ). 03.b.ii. UB's label of the ND curriculum and naturopathy overall as "scientific medicine" (at http://www.bridgeport.edu/ub/nm/Today's_Nat.htm ) [...] 04. Naturopathy's Essential Vitalism: 04.a. Naturopathy, as a whole, which includes all of the FNPLA NABNE NPLEX CNME UBCNM et al. apparatus, is profoundly centered upon the concept / premise of 'purposeful life spirit' / vitalism (see http://thevitalismofnaturopathy.blogspot.com/ ). FNPLA's umbrella vitalism statement is here, http://www.fnpla.org/philosophy.htm . 04.b. UB / UBCNM specifically states that naturopathy is defined by its vitalism ( at http://www.bridgeport.edu/ub/nm/Six_Prihtm.htm ) and (at http://www.bridgeport.edu/ub/nm/Six_Prithree.htm ) and (at [UB's 2006-2008 grad. cat. p.291 bottom right], http://www.bridgeport.edu/include/pdf/academics/UBCat0608_GraduateCourses.pdf ). 04.c. Homeopathy specifically is centered around vitalism, as the Wikipedia article "Homeopathy" states {10-01-2007}(see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeopathy ): "homeopathy is based on a vitalist world view" [...] "these claims are unsupported by modern biology or medicine." Note: Q.: When is 'the scientific' nonscientific? A.: Naturopathy. CONTINUES with: Science By Fiat, Part 02! (for further enlightenment, visit http://standtoyourduty.blogspot.com ). (music by spaceScat, "catwok" excerpt). (also, take the "naturopathy blasphemy challenge," at http://mynaturopathyblasphemies.blogspot.com/ ).

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Science By Fiat Part 01, FNPLA Homeopathic Clinical Science: Challenged by a homeopath to test the nonsense, a skeptic risks his life by taking an overdose of 200C Belladonna. Or is it an underdose, as according to homeopathy less is more (and therefore more must be less)?

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