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A Village Voice<\/em> article covers a campaign underway in New York State to restrict the title “Doctor of Naturopathy” to practitioners who hold four-year degrees “from an accredited naturopathic college.”<\/p>\n Among the issues:<\/p>\n * Would licensing make it easier, or harder, for people to make alternative healthcare decisions?<\/p>\n * Is this a power grab by one alt health faction or Altruism Embodied?<\/p>\n * Will licensing help the state find and bring to justice any malevolent alt health practitioners who might land on our fair shores?<\/p>\n * Will licensing pave the way for insurance reimbursements of alt health therapies?<\/p>\n Rochester’s Dale Volker is one of the state senators backing the bill.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When there’s no license that says so. Or something. A Village Voice article covers a campaign underway in New York State to restrict the title “Doctor of Naturopathy” to practitioners who hold four-year degrees “from an accredited naturopathic college.” Among … Continue reading