The M.D. in Naturopathy program provides advanced clinical and research training in drugless medicine, functional nutrition, non-invasive diagnostics, and natural therapeutic modalities.
Program Highlights & Year-Wise Overview
- First Professional Year: Philosophy and principles of natural therapeutics, historical evolution of drugless healing, non-invasive diagnostic tools (Iris and Facial Diagnosis), Osteopathy, Chiropractic, Hydrotherapy, Clinical Nutrition, Aromatherapy, and Phytomedicine. Includes 500+ clinical training hours and research methodology coursework.
- Second Professional Year: Applied anatomy, physiology, and pathology of natural therapies. Advanced study of Psychoneuroimmunology (PNI), exploring the interactions between mental stress, neuro-endocrine function, and immune response in chronic health conditions. Includes 1000+ clinical hours and clinical pharmacology for integrated patient care.
Third Professional Year: Advanced Clinical Naturopathy focusing on evidence-based management of cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, endocrine, neurological, rheumatological, and oncological conditions. Specialty clinical postings and thesis submission.
EXAMINATION SCHEME M.D NATUROPATHY
SHMCNYS · Academics
Course Structure & Assessment
Year-wise subjects and examination pattern
| Year | Subject / Course | Assessment & Marks |
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| I YEAR | 01 Philosophy and Practice of Natural Therapeutics |
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| II YEAR | 02 Basic & Applied Medical Sciences and Naturopathy |
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| 03 Yogic Psychology & Psychoneuro-immunology |
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| III YEAR | 04 Clinical Natural Therapeutics |
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| RESEARCH | 05 Dissertation | Approved / Not Approved |
