What is it you do, exactly?
"What do you do?" It's a common social question. It gives a lot of information in a few words. People say, "I'm a nurse; I'm a plumber; I'm an administrative assistant; I'm a mechanic; I teach second grade," and the people asking the question form some sort of idea about the person they asked based on their vocation.That is not necessarily true with a naturopath. "I'm a naturopath," often gets met with, "Do you mean osteopath?" "No, I mean naturopath." "What's that. I never heard of it." So I thought I would take a few minutes to answer the question, "What do I do?"First of all, I am philosophically committed to as many people as possible living a holistically healthy lifestyle. Good food, good water, good environment, good movement, good enzymes, good supplements, good air. I'm really sure there are other components than those.