Tina Moore

When you see Dr. So-and-so ND, go look up their bio. In my bio, I tell you I went to the National College of Naturopathic Medicine, which is now NUNM. It's the National University of Naturopathic Medicine. I tell you I went to Western States Chiropractic College, which is now the University of Western States. These are both accredited schools.

When you see Dr. So-and-so ND, go look up their bio. In my bio, I tell you I went to the National College of Naturopathic Medicine, which is now NUNM. It's the National University of Naturopathic Medicine. I tell you I went to Western States Chiropractic College, which is now the University of Western States. These are both accredited schools.

I sat for my NPLEX exams, which are my North American board exams. I have my state license. You can look it up. You can go look up my license. It's there. You can look up these people's licenses. So if they tell you, I think a dead giveaway for the ND part is, and I'll give you a checklist here at the end. A dead giveaway is when someone says they're a traditional naturopath.

I sat for my NPLEX exams, which are my North American board exams. I have my state license. You can look it up. You can go look up my license. It's there. You can look up these people's licenses. So if they tell you, I think a dead giveaway for the ND part is, and I'll give you a checklist here at the end. A dead giveaway is when someone says they're a traditional naturopath.

I sat for my NPLEX exams, which are my North American board exams. I have my state license. You can look it up. You can go look up my license. It's there. You can look up these people's licenses. So if they tell you, I think a dead giveaway for the ND part is, and I'll give you a checklist here at the end. A dead giveaway is when someone says they're a traditional naturopath.

If someone says they're a traditional naturopath, 99% of the time that's fake. Now, there are some people in my profession that are real NDs that are licensed who call themselves traditional naturopaths because it is a nod to the old ways. And I'm not saying these fake NDs don't know anything, but... They're not doctors and they really shouldn't be allowed to put ND after their name.

If someone says they're a traditional naturopath, 99% of the time that's fake. Now, there are some people in my profession that are real NDs that are licensed who call themselves traditional naturopaths because it is a nod to the old ways. And I'm not saying these fake NDs don't know anything, but... They're not doctors and they really shouldn't be allowed to put ND after their name.

If someone says they're a traditional naturopath, 99% of the time that's fake. Now, there are some people in my profession that are real NDs that are licensed who call themselves traditional naturopaths because it is a nod to the old ways. And I'm not saying these fake NDs don't know anything, but... They're not doctors and they really shouldn't be allowed to put ND after their name.

So if you see traditional naturopath, that's usually the first red flag for me. And then I go look at their bio and their bio doesn't have any of the accredited schools. I'm going to tell you the accredited schools doesn't have any of the accredited schools on it. Most people don't list that they took board exams, so you're not going to find that readily, but you can look for their schools.

So if you see traditional naturopath, that's usually the first red flag for me. And then I go look at their bio and their bio doesn't have any of the accredited schools. I'm going to tell you the accredited schools doesn't have any of the accredited schools on it. Most people don't list that they took board exams, so you're not going to find that readily, but you can look for their schools.

So if you see traditional naturopath, that's usually the first red flag for me. And then I go look at their bio and their bio doesn't have any of the accredited schools. I'm going to tell you the accredited schools doesn't have any of the accredited schools on it. Most people don't list that they took board exams, so you're not going to find that readily, but you can look for their schools.

Most of us will be very forthcoming about what schools we went to. I had a moment there when I had a team working on the copy on my website and we didn't have the schools in my bio. And I was like, oh, no, you guys, we have to have the schools in the bio because I'm not listing the schools to brag. I'm listing the school so that you guys can check and make sure like this person is legit. Right. So.

Most of us will be very forthcoming about what schools we went to. I had a moment there when I had a team working on the copy on my website and we didn't have the schools in my bio. And I was like, oh, no, you guys, we have to have the schools in the bio because I'm not listing the schools to brag. I'm listing the school so that you guys can check and make sure like this person is legit. Right. So.

Most of us will be very forthcoming about what schools we went to. I had a moment there when I had a team working on the copy on my website and we didn't have the schools in my bio. And I was like, oh, no, you guys, we have to have the schools in the bio because I'm not listing the schools to brag. I'm listing the school so that you guys can check and make sure like this person is legit. Right. So.

We've got the International Quantum University for Integrative Medicine, fake. We've got the Kingdom College of Natural Health, fake. We have Clayton College, fake. University of Natural Medicine, that sounds real, fake. And it sounds a lot like the school I went to, which I'll list off in a minute. Brier State University, sounds real, fake. Trinity School of Natural Health, very fake.

We've got the International Quantum University for Integrative Medicine, fake. We've got the Kingdom College of Natural Health, fake. We have Clayton College, fake. University of Natural Medicine, that sounds real, fake. And it sounds a lot like the school I went to, which I'll list off in a minute. Brier State University, sounds real, fake. Trinity School of Natural Health, very fake.

We've got the International Quantum University for Integrative Medicine, fake. We've got the Kingdom College of Natural Health, fake. We have Clayton College, fake. University of Natural Medicine, that sounds real, fake. And it sounds a lot like the school I went to, which I'll list off in a minute. Brier State University, sounds real, fake. Trinity School of Natural Health, very fake.

And that's where most of the fake NDs are coming out of. These are all mail order diplomas. These are all online programs with mail order diploma, they're mills. They have little to no academic credibility whatsoever. So the fake, let's see, unaccredited or fake schools, again, Trinity School of Natural Health, There's no academic oversight.

And that's where most of the fake NDs are coming out of. These are all mail order diplomas. These are all online programs with mail order diploma, they're mills. They have little to no academic credibility whatsoever. So the fake, let's see, unaccredited or fake schools, again, Trinity School of Natural Health, There's no academic oversight.

And that's where most of the fake NDs are coming out of. These are all mail order diplomas. These are all online programs with mail order diploma, they're mills. They have little to no academic credibility whatsoever. So the fake, let's see, unaccredited or fake schools, again, Trinity School of Natural Health, There's no academic oversight.