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Pioneers Of African Naturopathy: Meet Ghana’s First-Ever India-Trained Naturopaths

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Kalaburagi, India mdash; Sixteen Ghanaian naturopathic practitioners have made history as the country rsquo;s first organised group of naturopaths to undertake a structured semester of clinical training and assessment in India.

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