The Hurdle to Medical Freedom
How is it that many share the idea of medical freedom yet are unmotivated to pursuing an Amendment to the United States Constitution to protect and guarantee medical freedom?
There are many hurdles to gaining mass appeal for the movement. Most people lack knowledge for self care and fear for their health when they become sick or acquire a disease. The response is to seek professional care based on a strong belief system and allegiance. However, when the results snowball into more problems and a continual use of pharmaceuticals they feel trapped and powerless.
Medical freedom brings forth competition as a necessity for medical choice and informed consent. Presently, there is a medical monopoly which fills the media with its advertisements and directs people to a doctor that is part of the pharmaceutical system. This has resulted in controlled choices, that are narrow and outdated.
Medical freedom has meaning when one comprehends the essence of medical choice. It is there that the door opens to information, education, self-care and medical alternatives. Presently people lack experience and education of what to do when ill. One could compare this situation to vassals or slaves having no comprehension of land ownership and its requirements and rewards. Once those individuals experience land ownership and freedom it becomes a necessary part of their life even though it entails added responsibility.
This explains why you find people in health food or vitamin businesses with experiences where nutrition, herbs, homeopathy or some other form of medical practice changed their lives. Their knowledge opened a world of health and medicine that became an integral part of their daily existence.
When health freedom came under severe attack in the 1990s advocates united. Due to the substantial number of mom-and-pop health food stores throughout the country and alternative health care providers, their experiences enlightened the public and ignited medical freedom creating the passage of the Dietary Supplement Health Education Act (DSHEA) as a law of the Nation.
Nevertheless, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) treated their enforceable responsibility of manufacturers with disdain and draconian treatment. The FDA tried in any way possible to reduce competition with drugs and therapeutic information. This is a great disservice to the citizens and has reduced the marketplace for innovation, sharing of knowledge (which was one of the major goals of DSHEA), other health care practitioners, and self-care.
We now need as a goal, more than ever, to share those experiences once again with everyone.This is paramount and would guarantee a population actively demanding protection of medical freedom and other schools of medical knowledge. Long term goal is to include medical freedom and care into the education of all young people.
Under such circumstances, there would no longer be an allopathic monopoly of medical science engaged solely in promoting allopathic orientation and institutions. The world would be thankful and rightfully so. The present system can be quite abominable and inept.
The many stories that I have heard throughout my time as a merchant, as a friend, and within a family have produced much medical anguish. Every person has a story to tell. Many have suffered and have no idea what other possibilities exist, the possible therapeutics, or the necessary self-maintenance to be employed due to lack of education.
With knowledge of these methods, therapies and schools of medicine one can ensure longevity and robust health fostering the recognition and necessity for medical freedom. The monetary savings would be enormous, beyond comprehension. Homeopathy, for example, has proven to be more effective than vaccination and at 10% of the cost.
The Medical Freedom Amendment requires a national effort to educate. Knowledge ignites the power of free speech and protection of the individual from search and seizure which includes medical privacy. The Medical Freedom Amendment must secure its place in the Bill of Rights strengthening the First and Fourth amendment of the United States Constitution.
We have a unique opportunity for those who practice self-care, health care practitioners, and advocates of freedom to unite and create public awareness and pursue the goal of medical freedom as the 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution. If we can get 15% of the population engaged and active for this Amendment it can become reality.
Here is the Medical Freedom Amendment:
"All people have the Right to secure their Health in the manner they choose. Congress, the President, State Legislatures and Executives, Governmental Agencies or Departments shall make no law, rule, regulation, countermeasure, executive order, emergency declaration, or enter into any treaty or international agreement that impedes the Individual's rights to informed consent nor right to medical choice nor freedom of medical choice. The treaty provision of Article VI of this Constitution shall not apply in any way to this amendment."
"Nor shall the President, Congress, State Legislatures and Executives, Governmental Agencies or Departments make any law, rule, regulation, countermeasure, executive order, emergency declaration, or enter into any treaty or international agreement that impedes the Individual's right to medical privacy and freedom without individual and specific judicial warrant supported by Oath and affirmation of necessary cause to protect Society from Harm describing the Individual's condition and danger it presents."
Support the Amendment by going to https://thenhf.com/pass-the-medical-freedom-amendment/ and support the National Health Federation.
-Michael LeVesque-
There are many hurdles to gaining mass appeal for the movement. Most people lack knowledge for self care and fear for their health when they become sick or acquire a disease. The response is to seek professional care based on a strong belief system and allegiance. However, when the results snowball into more problems and a continual use of pharmaceuticals they feel trapped and powerless.
Medical freedom brings forth competition as a necessity for medical choice and informed consent. Presently, there is a medical monopoly which fills the media with its advertisements and directs people to a doctor that is part of the pharmaceutical system. This has resulted in controlled choices, that are narrow and outdated.
Medical freedom has meaning when one comprehends the essence of medical choice. It is there that the door opens to information, education, self-care and medical alternatives. Presently people lack experience and education of what to do when ill. One could compare this situation to vassals or slaves having no comprehension of land ownership and its requirements and rewards. Once those individuals experience land ownership and freedom it becomes a necessary part of their life even though it entails added responsibility.
This explains why you find people in health food or vitamin businesses with experiences where nutrition, herbs, homeopathy or some other form of medical practice changed their lives. Their knowledge opened a world of health and medicine that became an integral part of their daily existence.
When health freedom came under severe attack in the 1990s advocates united. Due to the substantial number of mom-and-pop health food stores throughout the country and alternative health care providers, their experiences enlightened the public and ignited medical freedom creating the passage of the Dietary Supplement Health Education Act (DSHEA) as a law of the Nation.
Nevertheless, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) treated their enforceable responsibility of manufacturers with disdain and draconian treatment. The FDA tried in any way possible to reduce competition with drugs and therapeutic information. This is a great disservice to the citizens and has reduced the marketplace for innovation, sharing of knowledge (which was one of the major goals of DSHEA), other health care practitioners, and self-care.
We now need as a goal, more than ever, to share those experiences once again with everyone.This is paramount and would guarantee a population actively demanding protection of medical freedom and other schools of medical knowledge. Long term goal is to include medical freedom and care into the education of all young people.
Under such circumstances, there would no longer be an allopathic monopoly of medical science engaged solely in promoting allopathic orientation and institutions. The world would be thankful and rightfully so. The present system can be quite abominable and inept.
The many stories that I have heard throughout my time as a merchant, as a friend, and within a family have produced much medical anguish. Every person has a story to tell. Many have suffered and have no idea what other possibilities exist, the possible therapeutics, or the necessary self-maintenance to be employed due to lack of education.
With knowledge of these methods, therapies and schools of medicine one can ensure longevity and robust health fostering the recognition and necessity for medical freedom. The monetary savings would be enormous, beyond comprehension. Homeopathy, for example, has proven to be more effective than vaccination and at 10% of the cost.
The Medical Freedom Amendment requires a national effort to educate. Knowledge ignites the power of free speech and protection of the individual from search and seizure which includes medical privacy. The Medical Freedom Amendment must secure its place in the Bill of Rights strengthening the First and Fourth amendment of the United States Constitution.
We have a unique opportunity for those who practice self-care, health care practitioners, and advocates of freedom to unite and create public awareness and pursue the goal of medical freedom as the 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution. If we can get 15% of the population engaged and active for this Amendment it can become reality.
Here is the Medical Freedom Amendment:
"All people have the Right to secure their Health in the manner they choose. Congress, the President, State Legislatures and Executives, Governmental Agencies or Departments shall make no law, rule, regulation, countermeasure, executive order, emergency declaration, or enter into any treaty or international agreement that impedes the Individual's rights to informed consent nor right to medical choice nor freedom of medical choice. The treaty provision of Article VI of this Constitution shall not apply in any way to this amendment."
"Nor shall the President, Congress, State Legislatures and Executives, Governmental Agencies or Departments make any law, rule, regulation, countermeasure, executive order, emergency declaration, or enter into any treaty or international agreement that impedes the Individual's right to medical privacy and freedom without individual and specific judicial warrant supported by Oath and affirmation of necessary cause to protect Society from Harm describing the Individual's condition and danger it presents."
Support the Amendment by going to https://thenhf.com/pass-the-medical-freedom-amendment/ and support the National Health Federation.
-Michael LeVesque-
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