Healthcare Reform

Fix The Broken System

The US healthcare system is a source of frustration and outrage for many Americans. The costs of healthcare are outrageously high, with many people struggling to afford even basic medical care. The lack of price transparency makes it nearly impossible for patients to make informed decisions about their own healthcare. To make matters worse, the system is riddled with corruption and conflicts of interest between regulators and pharmaceutical corporations. Patients are often pushed towards overpriced treatments and medications that may not be necessary or effective. It's no wonder that many Americans are disillusioned with the current system and want to see it reformed from the ground up. It's time to prioritize affordable, high-quality care for all Americans and to put an end to the greed and corruption that has plagued the healthcare system for far too long.

Useless Regulators

Terrible Outcomes

Extremely Expensive

Toxins Everywhere

What To Do About It

Price Transparency

Mandating price transparency in the US healthcare system is essential for creating a fair and competitive market. Considering how veterinarians give upfront estimates for animal treatments, it seems a bit absurd that doctors don't give humans information about the price of medical treatments until after they receive them. Requiring medical providers to post prices publicly and provide cost estimates upfront would enable patients to shop around for the best value and create market pressure to lower prices. This move would also help to expose corrupt practices and conflicts of interest between healthcare providers and pharmaceutical companies, ultimately leading to a more affordable and equitable healthcare system.

Illegal to Restrict Approved Drugs

Pharmacies and regulators should be banned from restricting access to legitimate, FDA-approved, Nobel Peace Prize winning drugs such as ivermectin and HCQ (especially during a pandemic). Individuals must retain access to potentially life-saving medication, regardless of any political or financial conflicts of interest.

Negotiate Bulk Discounts

Congress made an idiotic deal with Big Pharma where the government is not allowed to negotiate bulk discounts - no matter how much they buy (How stupid is that!). Repealing prohibitions on Medicare negotiating bulk discounts will result in dramatically lower drug prices across the board.

Access to Generic Antibiotics

Make affordable generic antibiotics available to be purchased without a prescription. The pharmaceutical industry likes to fear-monger about the risk of drug-resistant strains; but countries like Mexico have allowed antibiotics to be purchased without a prescription for years with no adverse effects.

Use Common Sense

Stop Acting Like Banana Republic

Enact obvious, common sense, long-overdue measures to mitigate corruption

Ban Pharma Advertising

Pharma advertising to consumers needs to be banned. Almost every other country has already done so because of Pharma's toxic influence on the news media. These advertisements often mislead people, unduly influence public health policy, and drive up prices for consumers.

FDA Funding

The drug approval process is plagued with corruption, and one of the biggest issues is the FDA's funding from the very companies it regulates - incentivizing them to prioritize the Big Pharma's interests over public health. The FDA needs to be completely reformatted.

Ban Stock Options for Regulators

To prevent future corruption, we must ban regulators who approve drugs from owning or receiving stock options in the companies they regulate. This will prevent regulators from prioritizing profits over public health and help to restore trust in the drug approval process.

Better Care For Much Lower Prices

Robot Pharmacies

The US healthcare industry is rife with inefficiencies, resulting in high costs for both patients and the government. To address this, we need to take immediate action to modernize the industry. One key step is to reformat the health insurance industry from scratch, so that it is more streamlined, efficient, and affordable. Another crucial action is to automate pharmacies with robots to reduce costs and improve accuracy. By implementing these and other forward-thinking solutions, we can help to make healthcare more accessible, affordable, and effective for everyone, while reducing the burden on taxpayers and boosting the overall health of the economy.

AI Telemedicine

Using AI-powered telemedicine can significantly reduce the cost of routine medical treatment by eliminating the need for in-person visits. This technology can improve access to care and reduce wait times, while allowing doctors to see more patients in less time. With telemedicine, patients can receive consultations, diagnoses, and prescriptions from the comfort of their own homes, making healthcare easy and affordable.

Home-Based Testing

Home-based testing and diagnosis kits have the potential to revolutionize the healthcare industry by providing a cheaper and more accessible alternative to traditional medical testing. These kits can be used to test for a variety of conditions, from STIs to chronic diseases, without the need for expensive laboratory equipment or medical expertise - enabling patients to take control of their own health and pay way less.

DNA Based Pre Medicine

DNA-based precision medicine can revolutionize medical treatment by using genetic information to tailor treatments to individual patients, reducing side effects and improving outcomes. This approach will lead to more effective and cost-efficient treatments, as well as faster and more accurate diagnosis. We can dramatically transform the healthcare industry by unlocking the amazing potential of personalized medicine.

Nature's Mental Healthcare

Legalize Effective Treatments

Stop allowing Big-Pharma to manipulate our regulators and immediately decriminalize plant-based medicines with compelling medical benefits:

Cannabis

Cannabis has been used for medicinal purposes for thousands of years, and recent scientific research has shown that it can provide a range of health benefits. Some of the health benefits of marijuana include pain relief, reducing inflammation, and reducing anxiety and depression. It also helps with neurological conditions like epilepsy and multiple sclerosis, as well as nausea and vomiting commonly associated with chemotherapy treatments.

Psilicybin

Psilocybin, a psychedelic compound found in certain mushrooms, has been shown to have compelling health benefits. Psilocybin can be highly effective in treating depression, anxiety, and addiction. It can also help people overcome fears and phobias, increase creativity and openness, and enhance spirituality. Psilocybin works by binding to serotonin receptors in the brain, leading to changes in neural activity that can produce these therapeutic effects.

MDMA

Derived from Sassafras trees, MDMA is a drug that has shown compelling health benefits in clinical trials. It is the most effective treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). MDMA works by increasing the levels of serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine in the brain, which can promote feelings of well-being and empathy. It was perfectly legal and widely prescribed until the 1980's - when big pharma pressured our corrupt government into banning it.

Raise Our Standards

Ban Toxic Chemicals & Materials

Take steps to modernize our public health establishment and raise standards to be on par with other developed nations.

Food Additives

Our health is our most valuable asset, and we believe that banning toxic food additives is crucial to protecting it. We will work to eliminate harmful additives from our food supply and promote healthier, safer options for all.

Lead Pipes

Access to safe and clean water is a basic human right. We must prioritize the health of our communities by banning and then funding the replacement of all lead plumbing pipes, which pose a serious health risk, particularly to children.

Flouride

Evidence has emerged that fluoride can cause harmful effects on the body. As such, we will ban governments at every level from adding it to the public water supply. Those who still want fluoride in their water can add it themselves.

Healthcare Reform