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Sample rows

10 of the 800 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 120 businesses, 84 of them with an email address. Arizona follows with 118.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 779 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 738 rated businesses is 5.0, and 419 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 560 email addresses, 296 (53%) are role addresses such as info@, 107 (19%) name a person and 157 (28%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this naturopathic practitioner email list?

The file has 800 Google Maps listings in the Naturopathic practitioner category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a practice: a naturopathic doctor with a solo office, a clinic with several practitioners or a wellness center that lists itself under this category.

Among the 800 naturopathic practices, 560 have an email taken from their own site. Phone numbers are on 779 rows and a website is on 731. A solo practitioner often answers email personally, and the named-person addresses in this file reach that kind of reader.

All rows share the one Google category, Naturopathic practitioner. Chiropractors, acupuncturists and nutritionists are separate categories and are not mixed in.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets, and its columns support four cuts for this profession.

Geography matters more here than in most lists, because naturopathic licensing is concentrated in a handful of states. California has 120 listings, Arizona 118 and Washington 117, with Oregon at 66. A seller who works in licensed states can filter to those four and cover most of the file.

The city column picks out the dense clusters: Seattle has 52 listings, Portland 35 and Scottsdale 31.

The business name column shows who runs a clinic and who runs a solo practice. Words such as clinic, wellness or center suggest several practitioners, while a personal name with ND suggests one. The email type column adds one more cut.

• State: Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington carry the bulk.
• City: Seattle, Portland, Scottsdale, Phoenix.
• Business name: clinic or center versus a single practitioner's name.
• Email type: named-person for a direct note, role for clinic front desks.

Who buys a naturopathic practitioner email list?

Buyers are companies that supply and support naturopathic practices. Supplement manufacturers and professional-line brands that sell only through practitioners are the obvious ones. Compounding pharmacies, specialty labs that run functional and hormone panels, and IV and injectable suppliers all sell here. Practice software vendors pitch scheduling and charting, and billing services work with the many practices that run cash-pay. Continuing education organizers, malpractice insurers and marketing agencies that specialize in wellness clinics buy for referrals and clients.

Because practitioners order product for their own dispensaries, a supplement brand can treat each address as a possible account.

How do you run outreach to naturopathic practitioners?

Of the 560 addresses, 107 are named-person addresses, 296 are role addresses and 157 are free-mail addresses. Role addresses like info@ in a clinic often reach a front desk coordinator, and free-mail addresses in a solo practice usually reach the doctor. Send the first group a note that asks to be passed to the practice manager, and send the doctor-facing note to the others.

Naturopathic doctors read email between appointments and care about evidence, so give them the lab method, the ingredient source or the research behind the product in a sentence. A vague pitch gets deleted. Mention a detail from their site, such as an area of focus like gut health or hormones, and match the offer to it.

Check that the practice still operates using the website column. Dedupe by domain, then send in small waves and watch for bounces before the next one.

A follow-up works better than a single send. Practitioners who ignore a first note about a lab panel may answer a second one that names a specific patient problem the panel addresses, such as thyroid or digestive testing. Wait a week between notes, change the angle each time and stop after the third. Practices in Seattle and Scottsdale see many competing vendors, so a clear reason to switch from a current supplier carries more weight there than in a state with only a few naturopathic offices.

What email rules apply when you contact naturopathic practices?

Add your company's real postal address to every message and give a working opt-out. If a practitioner or the front desk asks you to stop, you must stop writing to that address.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 120 naturopathic listings and 84 emails. Arizona has 118 listings and 83 emails, Washington 117 and 82, and Oregon 66 and 46. Colorado has 38 listings and 27 emails, Texas 22 and 15, Connecticut 20 and 14, Michigan 19 and 13, Ohio 18 and 13 and North Carolina 17 and 12.

By city, Seattle has 52 listings, Portland 35, Scottsdale 31 and Phoenix 24. Vancouver in Washington has 16, Tucson 13, Tempe 11, and Chandler, San Diego and Bend have 9 each.

A regional seller can pick Seattle and Portland as a two-city run. A national lab or supplement brand can start with Arizona, where Scottsdale, Phoenix, Tucson, Tempe and Chandler together hold many of the rows.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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