Congress must enact most of these changes. They won’t, unless enough citizens and legislators from both parties understand how many people the established institutions have killed. Most people have no idea how loose “regulations” have enabled the FDA and the FTC to silence doctors, health clinics, and sellers of natural health products, in an Unconstitutional scheme that I detail in my book. The socialist “mainstream” media actively supported this suppression of speech, and the conservative media enabled it by not reporting it when they were given the information. A few politicians, especially Senator Ron Johnson, have given a forum to doctors saving lives from covid.

It is debatable whether an agency as thoroughly corrupt as the FDA—who knew that the covid shots falsely propagandized as “vaccines” were killing people as early as February 2021 and suppressed the data—has any chance at being reformed at all, or should be shut down along with the FTC, keeping only the food safety testing program. However, replacing the Prescription Drug User Fee Act is the obvious first step in reversing a century of corruption at the FDA.

How quickly Item 1 would meaningfully reform the FDA is unclear, because this funding structure has been in place for three decades. It led to the revolving door between the FDA’s drug division and industry, which even the left-wing media freely reported, before they embraced corporate socialism. As long as the “old drug club” is still in place, the existing employees might still give big pharma whatever it wants. However, if a new pro-safety FDA leadership actively put a stop to this, the drug division employees could become so incensed that they now have to be beholden to the people that they might simply revolve back to industry and be replaced by new, responsible staff.

Item 4 would cause a seismic reorganization of medical research funding in the United States. Many prominent names in academia have financial stakes and direct roles in for-profit companies. The NIH is the nation’s largest public source of medical research funding. Ending conflicts of interest would go a long way to blow up the web of money between government agencies, universities, and the pharmaceutical companies. In its wake, prominent researchers would likely set up shell non-profits, heavily supported by the drug companies, to fund studies for researchers with conflicts. Meanwhile, the federal grant pool, if properly managed, could become an incentive for a new generation of medical researchers to conduct objective studies, clean of ulterior motives.

Item 8 attacks one of the root problems in medicine, the miseducation of doctors. Most conventionally trained doctors are taught a set of dogmas that perpetuate ignorance about treating disease with anything other than pharmaceutical drugs. Functional medicine uses a holistic approach to identify and treat root causes of disease symptoms. It is essentially a synonym of integrative medicine. These practices offer a much more thorough medical evaluation and science-based care program than conventional medicine. Can you imagine medical students being forced to take classes that teach a whole-body approach instead of a narrow “organ systems” view, and learn about hundreds of evidence-based treatments beyond patentable drugs?

But the most powerful reform to unleash progress in healthcare is Item 11. An integrative health revolution is the nuclear option to defeat medical fascism. The medical establishment suppresses the science of vitamins, herbs, and plant-based compounds in at least three ways: by not funding research in them, by refusing to publish favorable results in prominent medical journals, and by using the media for propaganda. Thousands of studies have already shown these medicines work, hundreds of which I cited in my book. Funding more and larger studies will help to corroborate existing evidence and deepen our understanding of how these treasures of plant-based medicine prevent and treat disease. This reform requires conflicts of interest to be eliminated, or else studies would be manipulated to deny their efficacy.

Currently, the NIH’s National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health is a token institute that only admits whatever scientific evidence that the pharmaceutical interests allow. If half of external grants and internal research goes to natural treatments and lifestyle elements, then the U.S. government will switch overnight from a medical agenda of money to one of science and freedom. This investment will enable the United States to begin catching up to other countries in medicine, particularly China, which has successfully integrated traditional with Western medicine.

Centuries of doctors and scientists have devoted their lives to caring for people’s health. Their field has been perverted by a cartel that uses human bodies as commodities. Of course there is much more to do to reverse decades of corruption in healthcare, especially winning justice for covid crimes. But no one should diminish the power that these reforms have to radically increase the quality of healthcare in the United States.