Regenerative Health

ANH is working to shift the medical paradigm to a model focused on regenerative health. This is imperative because our healthcare system is broken. We spend billions of dollars each year to manage preventable chronic diseases. Instead, we should invest in preventing disease from manifesting in the first place, which means educating communities about health-regenerating strategies based in nutrition, proper supplementation, and avoiding toxic exposures to harmful chemicals and pollutants. Implementing these approaches demands that we address planetary health in addition to human health. We can’t have healthy humans without healthy food, soil, water and air.

Many pesticides and herbicides are dangerous to human health. ANH educates the public about these dangers and how government agencies, beholden to industry interests, keep these poisons on the market. We advocate for federal authorities to take action against dangerous chemicals like glyphosate.

We’re sounding the alarm as evidence mounts on how even small amounts of endocrine disrupting chemicals, like PFAS, alter our biology and harm human health—and we push lawmakers and regulators to do their jobs and protect the public from deadly toxins.

Exposures to common pollutants in the environment are linked to adverse health outcomes and the development of preventable chronic diseases, and these exposures often disproportionately affect disadvantaged communities. Rather than spending billions on drugs to treat chronic illnesses, we could stop them before they manifest by limiting our exposure to these pollutants. We educate the public about the dangers of these exposures and urge federal regulators take action to protect the public.

Modern industrial agricultural techniques make our food less nutritious, with as much as a 40% decline in mineral content over the last several decades. We cannot optimize our health without nutritious food that is clean and free from pesticide residue. We fight for meaningful organic food standards that are not watered down by industry influence.

Americans are deficient in many key vitamins and nutrients due to declining food quality and the proliferation of cheap junk food. These deficiencies are linked to long-term health problems. Rather than fighting disease with expensive and dangerous drugs, we believe our health system should prevent the onset of disease with good diet and proper supplementation to ensure Americans get enough of the nutrients they need.

There is an FDA back-channel that allows supplements to be turned into monopoly drugs. This threatens your access to important substances like CBD, NAC and resveratrol. We’re working to plug these holes that allow Big Pharma to monopolize natural substances for their own profit.

Regenerative Health News

Natural Alzheimer’s Prevention Gains Steam
11/06/2025
ANH founder and Executive Director, Rob Verkerk, PhD, speaks to Patrick Holford about the giant step forward Alzheimer’s prevention is about to take thanks to a grant enabling a high-profile rese...
PCOS Beyond Reproduction: The Metabolic Roots of a Hormonal Disorder
11/06/2025
Breaking the cycle of a misunderstood condition affecting millions of women. This article was originally published by ANH International. Read the original here.Polycystic ovary syndrome (P...
Invisible Emissions, Invisible Accountability
10/23/2025
The federal government is selling us out and endangering our health on wireless radiation. Why? To make life easier for the telecoms industry. Action Alert! THE TOPLINE The FCC’s curre...
Precision Fermentation: Beyond the Hype and Real-World Risks
10/23/2025
There are very serious hidden dangers that neither you nor Congress are being told about linked to ‘precision fermentation’ that’s being framed by its makers as the “Future of Food”. Let Congress...
EAT-Lancet 2.0: A Global Diet Plan We Must Refuse
10/16/2025
Six years after the last EAT-Lancet Commission told us that we needed to halve meat consumption and eat more whole grains, they’ve produced a new report. Find out why it doesn’t stack up and why ...