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Seems like you got an axe to grind, but I'll bite. This is the lab in my case: http://rmalab.com/about-us/accreditation http://rmalab.com/about-us/accreditation
by chmln 8y ago
Seems like you got an axe to grind, but I'll bite. This is the lab in my case: http://rmalab.com/about-us/accreditation http://rmalab.com/about-us/accreditation
> Naturopathy is pseudoscience
Agreed. However, many NDs are not exactly "naturopathic", but more like alternative doctors that can fill in the gaps if your conventional MD is not very helpful.
- cogman10 8y agoThe lab is accredited, and from my limited googling looks like a legitimate accreditation. However, I question the accreditation standards. This lab offers Hair element analysis http://rmalab.com/medical-laboratory-tests/environmental/hair-element-analysis http://rmalab.com/medical-laboratory-tests/environmental/hai... Which is bunk https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/193430 https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/19343... and Nutrigenomix http://rmalab.com/Nutrigenomix http://rmalab.com/Nutrigenomix also bunk (or at very least, extremely overselling benefits) https://www.nature.com/articles/ejcn2012145 https://www.nature.com/articles/ejcn2012145 NDs are snake oil sales men peddling placebos. The axe I have to grind is against people offering fake solutions to real problems. Pseudo science medicines, including naturopathy, gets people killed. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/stephan-meningitis-death_us_56deeb95e4b0000de405cb0c https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/stephan-meningitis-deat...