I would like to find out how can I be registered as a Naturopathy practitioner in Singapore?

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Naturopathy is considered complementary medicine and not statutorily regulated in Singapore. Nonetheless, all traditional and complementary medicine providers, including naturopaths, must comply with relevant Acts including the Medicine Act (Advertisement and Sales), Poisons Act, Message Establishment Act etc, where applicable. For clarifications, you may wish to contact the Ministry of Health (MOH).

I would like to find out how can I be registered as a Naturopathy practitioner in Singapore?

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