Candidates on Display,
but what are their Stances on Health and Freedom?
It is political campaign time, full throttle, and it is time to ask whether health freedom issues are being addressed by candidates. After all, political campaigns are a chance to raise the most important issues and, if necessary, correct the course that our government is on. What are candidates saying?

Freedom to access food and water free from toxins.
Access to natural, organic food and clean water might seem to be an obvious plank to have in any candidate’s platform, but what do the candidates actually say about such freedom issues. Isn’t it time for federal and state governments to support the development of smaller organic farms rather than the factory farms of agribusiness with their input of toxic insecticides and pesticides into the food chain and
and their growing of vast amounts of GMO corn and soy? Is such toxic agriculture really the best America can do for feeding its people? What do the candidates say?
And could these candidates please express an opinion about the addition of hazardous industrial fluoride wastes to the water supply (“water fluoridation”). After all, fluoride in the drinking water is being forced on 73% of the American population. At what percentage do you think it might become a basic freedom issue? Let’s ask the candidates. Why has it been necessary for a few non-profit organizations to sue the EPA in a seven-year legal battle in order to get the courts to order a halt to this pernicious governmental fluoridation mandate.
Freedom of access to the health care providers of choice.
NHFA supports a person’s freedom to access the health care practitioners and modalities of choice. This might mean such alternative and complementary holistic health practitioners as homeopaths, ayurvedic healers, herbalists, traditional naturopaths. The ability to access supplements and other products is another important aspect of the freedom to access. Would the candidate support allowing medical doctors to prescribe what they believe is the correct course of action for an individual, instead of the standard protocol?
Is there an end to the expansion of the microwave radiation that we are all getting?
The wireless industry is intent on putting more and more wireless gadgets (cell phones, cordless phones, smart meters, cell towers and antennas and, now 5G poles) into more and more places including residential areas. Many see this as another toxin and a serious detriment to health. These microwave radiation exposures are almost
