I'm sure you've seen posts like these on the internet, correct?

So did I, and it mislead me into life-destroying apathy!

The truth is there are many concepts that Naturopathic medicine practitioners can't practice or don't know about!

Confused by internet search results such as this?

I was also confused and this confusion and apathy kept my health sub-optimal my entire life. I was totally confused especially with those around me talking about the latest fad diet, practitioner or something they saw in the media. The reality is it's much cheaper to get proper, targeted help to prevent illness, maintain it, than to try to correct illnesses that were building up for years due to this confusion.

It is quite common for individuals to hastily retort with phrases like "but you're not a doctor" when they are uncertain about someone's medical expertise. This is often used as a means to belittle and disregard your views, opinions, knowledge regarding biology and they assume that you lack the qualifications to engage in discussions about medical matters.

However, do we really need to be meteorologists to talk about the weather? It is an automatic assumption that medical doctors possess comprehensive knowledge about all aspects of health, but this couldn't be further from the truth. How can they be certain that you aren't a Doctor of chiropractic, a Doctor of Sciences, or a Doctor of Political Science?

It's also very common for those who say such above statements to possess relatives, friends in their social circles who work especially in the medical industry, animal industry, biological industry and these people often maintain an air of arrogance because they are confident they know better than those claiming we possess significant cellular imbalances that cause illness. In fact, it's very common to hear people dismiss websites such as here because they think they are experts in biology yet they still cannot explain how anyone develops sickness in the first place other than saying "it's genetic" and written in stone.

I've even seen people with Masters degrees in biology dismiss what and others say even with proof of tissue levels from other countries with healthier populations. 

The truth is many people are conditioned to dismiss anyone they consider not being a medical doctor thinking they are simply many things including "sick, mentally ill" or someone not smart enough to understand what a medical doctor is trained in as if they were coming out of medical schools like an assembly line.

When many people hear the word "holistic" they also automatically dismiss this very wide-ranging word as "quackery."  

Traditional medicine (also called "conventional medicine" to what virtually all people describe as "Doctor") mostly only focuses solely on treating symptoms, offering temporary relief without addressing the overall well-being of an individual. In contrast, a holistic practitioner takes a comprehensive approach to promote long-term wellness, considering the interconnectedness of the mind, body, and spirit.By incorporating an individualized cellular nutritional assessment, they provide sustainable solutions that nurture the entire being.

"An arrogant person considers himself perfect. This is the chief harm of arrogance. It interferes with a person's main task in life - becoming a better person." -- Leo Tolstoy

A big cause of this is because these above-mentioned people say these things because they are conditioned in places calling themselves schools that train specialists to the point of them completely ignoring the systems view and how it plays out in biology.

Does anyone ever ask the reality of "medical school" training & practice for Medical Doctors?

The reality is much less what the public opinion formed by mainly the media over the decades has painted for us.  "Doctors" are very limited in their training, treatments, what they can do and say, and what most people think of their actual orientation. 

Rene Descartes' theory of mind-body dualism has long been recognized as the bedrock of our modern medical system. Descartes made a distinct demarcation between the distinct realms of the mind and body: consciousness and physicality, respectively. From his standpoint, the body resides in the physical realm and remains entirely detached from the realm of the mind. This philosophical framework has been embraced by contemporary science, which upholds the notion that the body and mind are incapable of interacting or exerting any influence upon one another.

This is how "modern science" reduces nearly every field of study for many reasons but the largest is to create a more limited view of subjects into specialties for easier study and larger amounts of schools devoted to training specialists.  The major downside is when we reduce subjects to their component parts we neglect to see the intersecting subjects that influence each other in a synergy and this is how the universe works.