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Why you should choose an accredited natural medicine practitioner

Did you know that not every natural medicine practitioner is accredited? This means you could be paying for a practitioner that doesn’t maintain professional and ongoing training or adhere to an association’s code of conduct.

Australia has a flourishing and growing natural medicine industry, with 8.1 million people regularly using complementary medicines. Natural medicine practitioners work with their client’s health from a holistic (whole body) approach and can help manage and provide support for a wide range of

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