Are we relying too much on research—and not enough on real patient outcomes?

In this episode of Behind the Practice, Razi Berry, founder of NDNR (Journal of Applied Natural Medicine), explains why clinical case studies are still one of the most valuable tools in healthcare.

With over two decades of published case reports, NDNR has become a go-to resource for practitioners looking to understand what’s actually working in patient care.

You’ll learn:

Why case studies still matter in modern medicine
The difference between research and real-world application
How personalized medicine is changing healthcare
Why anecdotal evidence can drive innovation
How natural and conventional medicine can work together

This episode is essential for:
✔️ Health & wellness practitioners
✔️ Functional and integrative medicine providers
✔️ Chiropractors and naturopathic doctors
✔️ Healthcare entrepreneurs
✔️ Anyone exploring personalized approaches to health

Timestamps:

[00:00:00] – Why You Can’t Always Trust Published Research
[00:00:30] – What Is NDNR & Why It Was Created
[00:02:00] – How Medicine Originally Relied on Observation
[00:03:00] – Why Anecdotal Medicine Still Matters Today
[00:05:00] – What a Real Case Study Looks Like in Practice
[00:07:00] – The Problem with Traditional Clinical Trials
[00:09:00] – Why NDNR Grew Rapidly After the Pandemic
[00:10:00] – Balancing Natural Medicine with Modern Science
[00:12:00] – What Gets Lost with Standardized Care Models
[00:14:00] – How NDNR Stays Relevant & Trusted
[00:15:00] – Debunking Myths About Natural Medicine
[00:16:30] – The Real Reason Patients Seek Alternative Care
[00:17:30] – The Future of Medicine: Connected Body Systems

About Razi Berry

Razi Berry is the founder of NDNR (Naturopathic Doctor News & Review), a leading publication and resource for clinical case studies in natural and integrative medicine.

Learn More: https://ndnr.com

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