Naturopathy (noun)

A system of complementary medicine based on the belief that disease can be treated by natural means, such as diet and exercise.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from german naturopathie, from greek naturē "nature" + -pathy.

Examples:

1. Naturopathy was a popular alternative to traditional medicine for those seeking a more holistic approach.
2. The naturopath recommended dietary changes and herbal supplements to help the patient manage their symptoms.
3. Naturopathy emphasized the importance of preventative measures, such as regular exercise and stress management.
4. Many patients found relief from their symptoms through naturopathic treatments, including acupuncture and hydrotherapy.
5. The naturopathic clinic offered a range of treatments, from massage to homeopathic remedies, to support the body's natural healing processes.