Medical Freedom

Our goal is to raise awareness about the importance of parental rights in medical decision-making, push back against government overreach, and ensure policies respect individual health needs and preserve the doctor-patient relationship, reframing vaccines as a supporting factor of a healthy lifestyle, not the cornerstone.

The Right to Make Thoughtful Medical Decisions for Your Child

Parents deserve clear, accurate information about any medical procedure and the freedom to make decisions without pressure or mandates.
One-size-fits-all policies ignore each child’s unique medical history, prior reactions, or natural immunity. Families must have the legal and moral right to decline interventions they believe are unnecessary or not in their child’s best interest.
Government overreach in these decisions undermines parental rights and the trust essential to good healthcare.

Transparency in Pharmaceutical Research & Vaccine Safety

Medical freedom is impossible without transparency. Parents have a right to access clear, unfiltered information about pharmaceutical research, including clinical trial data, known risks, and funding sources. This enables parents to make determinations about their children’s health on a case-by-case basis; whether one vaccine is safer and more effective than another on the childhood vaccine schedule, etc.
Vaccine safety systems exist because adverse side effects, though rare, do happen and should be documented and researched.
Public trust in vaccines has been declining since 2020. The only way to stop this is through full transparency of vaccine safety and approval timelines—parents deserve to know how and why pharmaceutical decisions are made. Parents deserve to receive this information from an independent, trusted voice.

Access to Alternative Pediatric Care and Natural Healing

Functional medicine and alternative pediatric care often prioritize prevention, immune support, and treating root causes rather than symptoms. These approaches offer more options for parents seeking natural, non-invasive interventions and can be paired, if desired, with traditional medicine.
Parents are increasingly preferring combining traditional and natural care. Yet insurance coverage, regulation, and cultural bias can limit access. Families should be supported, not penalized, for exploring non-pharmaceutical healing paths.
Respect for medical freedom includes the right to pursue religious, philosophical, or holistic approaches that align with a family's values and beliefs. Diversity in healthcare choice is essential to a free society.