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Naturopathic Licensure

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  1. Hello,

    The Naturopathic Public Awareness Campaign (NPAC) is a grass
    roots organization committed to securing licensure for
    naturopathic doctors in all 50 states. The vision of
    dedicated naturopathic students at Southwest College of
    Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, Arizona, this organization
    has already demonstrated what desire, focus and organization
    can do by spearheading successful efforts to secure
    licensing in California. With this momentum, NPAC is
    prepared to assist Florida, Washington D.C., New York and
    many other states who have legislation in place and just
    need support and back-up to make licensure a reality.

    Why is licensing important?

    Licensing protects doctors and patients. It provides for
    regulation that insures safe practice and allows patients to
    make informeddecisions about their health care. Naturopathic
    doctors attend a post-baccalaureate four year medical
    program that prepares them to provide primary health care.
    The philosophy guiding this health care is 1) First, Do No
    Harm, 2) The Healing Power of Nature, 3) Discover and Treat
    the Cause, 4) Treat the Whole Person, 5) The Physician as
    Teacher, and 6) Prevention is the Best Cure. Guided by this
    philosophy, Naturopathic Doctors offer choices in health
    management that extend beyond prescriptions and surgery to
    include botanical medicine, homeopathy, mind/body work,
    physical medicine, hydrotherapy, traditional Chinese
    medicine, and other modalities uniquely tailored to the
    individual's need.

    On April 17th, 2004, NPAC is hosting a fundraising event to
    offset the costs of raising awareness for Naturopathic
    Licensing.

    Activities will include a live auction for valuable prizes
    and a raffle where you have better than a 1 in 54 chance of
    winning. If you just can't be there, you still have a chance
    to win and support this important cause by purchasing raffle
    tickets in advance online. Only 2,000 raffle tickets will be
    sold for a price of $25.00 per ticket. Over $6000 in prizes
    will be given away and include a seven day resort vacation
    valued at $1,750, an $800 sports entertainment package, fine
    jewelry, professional health care services, golf pro
    lessons, gift certificates to restaurants and specialty
    stores, acupuncture and massage sessions, decorator items,
    fitness training, tickets to sporting events and much more.

    Visit www.globalnpac.org for more information.

  2. "Jason Jensen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Hello,

    The Naturopathic Public Awareness Campaign (NPAC) is a
    grass roots organization committed to securing licensure
    for naturopathic doctors in all 50 states. The vision of
    dedicated naturopathic students at Southwest College of
    Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, Arizona, this organization
    has already demonstrated what desire, focus and
    organization can do by spearheading successful efforts to
    secure licensing in California. With this momentum, NPAC
    is prepared to assist Florida, Washington D.C., New York
    and many other states who have legislation in place and
    just need support and back-up to make licensure a reality.

    Why is licensing important?

    Licensing protects doctors and patients. It provides for
    regulation that insures safe practice and allows patients
    to make informeddecisions about their health care.
    Naturopathic doctors attend a post-baccalaureate four year
    medical program that prepares them to provide primary
    health care. The philosophy guiding this health care is 1)
    First, Do No Harm, 2) The Healing Power of Nature, 3)
    Discover and Treat the Cause, 4) Treat the Whole Person,
    5) The Physician as Teacher, and 6) Prevention is the Best
    Cure. Guided by this philosophy, Naturopathic Doctors
    offer choices in health management that extend beyond
    prescriptions and surgery to include botanical medicine,
    homeopathy, mind/body work, physical medicine,
    hydrotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine, and other
    modalities uniquely tailored to the individual's need.

    On April 17th, 2004, NPAC is hosting a fundraising event
    to offset the costs of raising awareness for Naturopathic
    Licensing.

    Activities will include a live auction for valuable prizes
    and a raffle where you have better than a 1 in 54 chance
    of winning. If you just can't be there, you still have a
    chance to win and support this important cause by
    purchasing raffle tickets in advance online. Only 2,000
    raffle tickets will be sold for a price of $25.00 per
    ticket. Over $6000 in prizes will be given away and
    include a seven day resort vacation valued at $1,750, an
    $800 sports entertainment package, fine jewelry,
    professional health care services, golf pro lessons, gift
    certificates to restaurants and specialty stores,
    acupuncture and massage sessions, decorator items, fitness
    training, tickets to sporting events and much more.

    Visit www.globalnpac.org for more information.


    Licensing legitimizes mediocrity.

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