Which of the following principles best describes the beliefs of naturopathic practitioners? (Select all that apply.)
a. Treatment of the whole person should occur.
b. Prevention of diseases/disorders is a key concept.
c. The doctor is the teacher.
d. Use of wavelengths is beneficial for client treatment.
A, B, C
In naturopathy, treatment of the whole person should occur, prevention of disease is a key concept, and the doctor is the teacher. Some of the treatments used in naturopathic medicine include acupuncture, colonic irrigation, hydrotherapy, and counseling. Use of wavelengths is part of energy-based therapy.
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