"Death by Medicine" is a paper on medical iatrogenesis--44 pages in length. The definition of iatrogenic is "a symptom or illness brought on unintentionally by something that a doctor does or says." Much like conventional medicine itself, my dictionary is in denial about iatrogenic deaths. Iatrogenesis is not just about symptoms or illness--incredibly, I found that in the U.S. there are 783,936 deaths annually due to medicine's effects.

"The biggest difference between naturopathy and allopathy is that the allopathy physician tends to view good health as a physical state in which there is no obvious disease present. In contrast, naturopathic physicians recognize true health as an optimal state of physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. The key differences between a naturopathic and an allopathic physician are apparent if we look at how each doctor views both health and disease."