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I am a veterinarian that practices western medicine. All veterinarians that practice natropathy or holistic medicine or acupuncture are veterinarians first - they have the same degree I do and then go on to further training. There are no prescibing issues. Perhaps this would be a good model for Human Natropaths that would eliminate this issue. If all Natropaths were MD trained they would have prescibing rights with their license.

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