Celebrating the life and work of a natural health champion.
Senator Orrin Hatch passed away on April 23, 2022 at the age of 88. He was the longest serving Republican Senator in U.S. history, spending over four decades defending Americans’ ability to stay healthy with natural products before retiring in 2019.
Sen. Hatch was author and cosponsor of the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994, a law that has allowed Americans to access a wide range of quality dietary supplements. This landmark legislation was one of many actions he led to support access to natural health. Hatch worked to get the FDA to withdraw the initial New Dietary Ingredient (NDI) guidance issued in 2011, stood up to Sen. Dick Durbin’s (D-IL) efforts to institute supplement policies that would restrict access, and introduced legislation to broaden access through HSA coverage.
Sen. Hatch was a true champion of natural health, and he will be sorely missed.
I wonder how many COVID shots he took?
Sometimes I think that the main long term effect of the shots will be the turnover that I expect to see in most legislative bodies throughout the country during the coming years.
Yes. Orrin Hatch was there when we needed him back in the 90s, and for that, I always had respect for him. We need more advocates in Congress like him.
Thank you, Senator Hatch as you read this message from Heaven.
Thank you for protecting us, Senator Hatch, as you read this from Heaven.
May the angels welcome him into paradise!