Our Mission
Our mission is to educate and advocate for medical freedom in the best interest of the public and the individual and to support medical freedom policies that minimize the collateral damage that inappropriate one-size-fits-all mandates have left in their wake.
Medical/legal policies must incorporate the latest science on epigenetics, immunity, neurotoxicity, environmental exposure risk factors, and respect for the long-recognized legal and medically ethical right to fully informed and freely given consent.
Each and every single child should be afforded personalized medicine. Parents must have the freedom to make decisions with their doctor to decide what is right for their family. It is fundamental that we protect religious and personal freedom and civil liberties. Parents have a fundamental right to health care choices on behalf of their children, free from governmental and community interference — whether those choices are based upon scientific research, medical necessity, philosophical beliefs, or religious values.
What Is Informed Consent?
Informed consent includes providing the information needed for fully informed and un-coerced choice. According to the Nuremberg Code, the voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential. Each individual's unique genetic makeup, environmental, health, values, and lifestyle conditions must be considered for all medical decisions.
Informed consent builds confidence in the medical system and enhances the patient-doctor relationship based on honesty, trust, and individualized treatment. Mandates violate the right to consent and privacy of medical choice between families and their physicians.
Every doctor should be trained and held accountable for providing fully informed consent to their patients.
Mandates for any medical procedure that compromises the right to bodily integrity, autonomy, and freedom of conscience for parents on behalf of their children are inconsistent with the values of the United States of America.
What Is The 1986 Act?
The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) passed by Congress granted vaccine manufacturers immunity from actual or potential liability from injuries caused by vaccines. Since the passage of the1986 Act, the number of required pediatric vaccines has grown rapidly. In 1986, the CDC's childhood vaccination schedule included 12 vaccinations. As of 2019, the CDC's childhood vaccine schedule includes 54 vaccinations.
DID YOU KNOW?
There has never been a study of the safety of the current vaccine schedule
According to a Harvard based study, less than 1% of vaccine adverse events are reported to Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS)
In 1986, Vaccine Manufacturers were given immunity from ALL liability for their products including injury or death caused by a vaccine according to the Childhood Vaccine Injury Act
CDC Surveillance Reports show vaccines do NOT guarantee immunity up to 55% of the time
Some vaccines contain aborted fetal cell lines
Over $4 Billion has been awarded to families of vaccine-injured through the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program
Vaccines are medical products that have been deemed “unavoidably unsafe” by The United States Supreme Court
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