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Benedict Lust
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Benedict Lust, an EBSCO Research Starters biography, is a commercial reference database entry covering Lust's 1902 purchase of the term naturopathy from John Scheel and his founding of the Naturopathic Society of America and the American School of Naturopathy. EBSCO Research Starters compiles concise, editorially reviewed summaries for library research use rather than original peer reviewed scholarship. Its authority rests on that editorial review process for standard biographical fact; its limit is depth, since it is a summary rather than a full biographical study. Cite it for these basic biographical facts; a claim about naturopathy's later development needs a dedicated history of the movement.
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This EBSCO Research Starters biography is a commercial, editorially reviewed reference database entry, the middle tier reflecting an editorial review process for standard biographical fact rather than original peer reviewed scholarship. NotesBiography covering Lust's 1902 purchase of the term naturopathy from John Scheel and founding of the Naturopathic Society of America and the American School of Naturopathy.
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