Traditional Naturopathy Final Exam

Which of the following was the earliest known healing system?

According to Benedict Lust, which of the following are employed by Naturopathy?

True or false: Identify the cause and support its healing and everything else will improve.

True or false: The role of the naturopath is to cure disease.

The theory or health and disease being based on Nature itself and the body under normal natural conditions is a self-sustaining organism are two of the nine parts of what philosphy?

True or false: Doctor means teacher.

According to Naturopathic Philosophy, disease is a result of what?

True or false: Healing is a function of the conscious mind.

True or false: Enervation results in toxemia.

Which of the following does more harm than any other cause of toxemia?

Which of the following is/are components of healing?

Nutritional support is a common need associated with health problems. In what system/systems of the body is this especially true?

Which of the following are vibrations of health?

True or false: Most sickness and disease today are the result of faulty diet and wrong eating.

True or false: People who are said to need synthetic hormones are never able to return to normal levels without the synthetic drug.

True or false: In muscle testing, the human nervous system recognizes and reacts to the electromagnetic energy radiating from the substance being tested.

True or false: An elevated pulse rate can be detected in cases of food sensitivity.

Which of the following is/are commonly found to produce sensitivity?

True or false: Gray and green eye color are indicative of health.

True or false: Wide pupils mean a person is in need of a natural mode of living.

Which of the following terms involves the study of how the infrared, visible, and ultraviolet portions of the electromagnetic spectrum influence biological processes?

Which is/are true of sunshine?

True or false: Every color has a different wavelength range and can have different influences on biological organisms.

True or false: Air purifies the blood.

Which of the following are true about magnets?

Which of the following are benefits of proper breathing?

True or false: The earth contains many natural magnets.

True or false: Frequently, when pain is experienced, the location where the pain is felt is not the origin of the issue.

Which of the following would be naturopathic approaches to aiding sleep?

True or false: Men should walk 6-12 miles a day and women should walk 1 mile a day along with weight lifting exercises.

True or false: Photobiology works chiefly to move the circulation of fluid in the veins and the lymph channels.

Massage is of special value in the treatment of which of the following?

Which of the following is an ancient technique based on the premise that there are reflex points on the feet and hands that correspond to every muscle, nerve, organ, gland, and bone in the body?

In which of the following are fingertips applied to acupuncture points giving remarkable results for neck, back, and shoulder pain?

True or false: Water is the most ancient of all remedial agents for disease.

The specific effects of hydrotherapy are not chiefly due to the water, but the addition of which of the following to the water?

Which of the following is one of the most common clays used today?

True or false: Sun, air, and rain give energy to the clay, thus increasing its therapeutic effect.

True or false: It is beneficial to fast for a period of time in excess of 48 hours.

True or false: The body, mind, spirit and soul are interdependent.

True or false: Natural foods often awaken dormant chronic diseases to an active crisis in order to defeat and expel.

An unnatural food produces which of the following?

Which of the following is/are true regarding natural food complex vitamins?

True or false: Synthetic vitamins can produce deficiency symptoms of the specific vitamin they are analogues of.

True or false: Labels that say vitamins are in a food-base are almost always natural.

True or false: Isolated mineral salts are commonly found in foods.

True or false: Calcium’s absorbability is mainly determined by the presence of other food constituents.

True or false: Zinc deficiency can be an isolated deficiency in humans.

Which of the following is/are causative agents in our need for nutritional supplementation?

Intensive farming, poor crop management, erosion, commercial fertilizer, and use of pesticides all influence the condition of which of the following?

Glandulars contain which of the following?

True or false: Bovine/ovine source glandulars are preferable to glandulars from other animals because they show an improved immune response compared to other sources.

Herbal medicine was developed to a high degree among which group?

A remedial substance of any nature used in the treatment and prophylaxis of disease is called what?

True or false: Any change in activity of an organ or tissue must be instituted within the cells themselves.

Rules used for calculating a child’s dose are based on which of the following?

True or false: The intention of homeopathics is to stimulate the body to heal itself.

True or false: In succession, the higher the potency the more diluted the substance is.

Which of the following would be an appropriate action for a naturopath to take when they know they are limited in a certain area.