Are we at the dawn of a natural health renaissance? Or will free markets let Big Pharma run riot?
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The results are in, and the votes have been counted: Donald Trump has won the US Presidency, improving substantially on his 2020 performance in both red and blue states.
To be clear: ANH is a mission-focused, non-partisan organization, dedicated to protecting and promoting access to natural health options and information about those options. It is our duty to look for the opportunities to advance those goals, no matter who gets elected. Below you’ll find an issue-by-issue breakdown of the opportunities we’ve identified so far to advance the interests of natural health advocates and consumers.
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What Our Experts Say
ANH’s General Counsel, Jonathan Emord, Esq., offered the following comments in the wake of the election:
“For those who yearn for health freedom in America, the Trump victory—including the victory for Make America Healthy Again—is a precious opportunity. ANH, and all advocates of freedom of informed choice, must seize the day and transform the American marketplace into one where consumers at the point of sale are not fed propaganda, denied access to healthy foods and dietary supplements, and denied access to truthful health information. There must be a natural health renaissance to catapult America from the dark ages of COVID censorship and unhealthy foods to the bright era of a robust, wide open marketplace of health-enhancing products and information. That new dawn of freedom will usher in less disease and greater longevity for all Americans.”
Rob Verkerk, Ph.D., ANH’s Executive & Scientific Director added,
“We’re hopeful that a renewed focus on health in the next Administration—especially one in which RFK Jr. would play a major role—will help ensure the mistakes made during COVID are not repeated. The witchhunt against physicians doing their best to save lives using innovative early treatments with combinations of safe drugs and nutrients was a travesty. Doctors and patients should be free to work together to ensure the best possible care is available and provided following informed consent, without interference from biased regulators and medical boards.”
We will have a lot more to say on our plans for the upcoming administration in the coming days.
