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I will
- First do no harm. Primum no nocere;
- Practice the healing power of nature. vis medicatrix
naturae;
- Identify and treat the cause. tolle causam;
- Treat the whole person. The multi factorial nature of
health and disease;
- Practice prevention. Prevention is the best
"cure";
- Not discriminate against clients or professionals based on
race, religion, age, sex, handicaps, national ancestry, sexual
orientation or economic conditions;
- Promise to abide by all state and local laws;
- Promise not to exceed my scope of practice, either in
abilities or by law;
- Strive to be objective in the treatments of clients and
performance of duties, recognizing the rights of all persons, and my
limitations;
- Distinguish clearly, in public between my statements and
actions as an individual and as a representative of Naturopathy;
- Encourage policy, procedures and personal practices which
will enable others to conduct themselves in accordance with the
values, goals and objectives of the American Naturopathic Medical
Association;
- Constantly strive to achieve these objectives and ideals,
dedicating myself to my chosen profession;
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