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When last I visited this topic, I was highly tempted to start out out by making a simple observation, namely by quoting John Wooden's famous adage, "The true test of a man's character is what he does when no one is watching." Since I didn't use it for the two posts I did on this particular topic, Sh t naturopaths say and Sh t naturopaths say, part 2, I just did it for this post.
Those of us living in Michigan who support science-based medicine have been forced to deal with a bill that, if passed, would grant practitioners of unscientific “medicine” a wide scope of practice almost as wide as that of primary care practitioners such as pediatricians, internists, and family practice doctors. I’m referring to HB 4531, a bill that would license naturopaths who graduated from “accredited” programs.
Dr. Rachel Oppitz shares some of her favorite books.
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By Rachel Oppitz, For the Enterprise | 10:00 am, Dec. 23, 2020 ×
I am a professed bibliophile and I love to collect books.
My book collection primarily consists of books to-be-read. It is a rarity for me to keep a book after it has been read, as I do not typically re-read a book. The few books that I do keep are placed on a prominent shelf in my living room for me to peruse again.
For this month’s rumination article, I thought I would review a few of my favorite books if you are looking for a last-minute gift, compiling your cold winter months’ reading list or preparing for the upcoming annual “Snow Time to Read” adult winter reading program, which will begin January 2021 (I did verify this event with a local librarian!)