In order to secure the right to health and happiness, a human being must be able to exercise his/her fundamental right to privacy and self determination, and the right to make personal choices in pursuit of nutrition, health, healing, well-being and survival. The right to choose requires that every individual holds the right to ultimately decide whether to obtain or reject any health treatment, research, or advice. Full access to health care practitioners healers, researchers, treatments, services, products, devices, substances, and truthful information is an inherent and fundamental right, and is independent of the actions of any government or other regulatory public or private bodies. The global diversity in healing arts theories, practices, treatments, substances, and modalities must be protected and available to all members of the human family.

Guiding Principles

Awareness

Awareness of the new man-made epidemics is the first requirement for ending them.

Precaution

When complexity clouds our understanding of health crises, our moral imperative is to first do no harm.

Safety

The best measure of a safe environment is the total health and happiness of an individual human being.

Choice

The individual's right to choose or refuse medical interventions affecting them or their children must be defended.

Freedom

Full access to the healing professions and to truthful information is essential to liberty.

Sovereignty

True empowerment requires that the individual is accorded and assumes responsibility for their own health, happiness and nutrition.

Justice

When injuries occur as a consequence of institutional failure, the victims deserve justice.

Integrity

The cause of justice is best served when our governing institutions are free from commercial interests.

Compassion

A compassionate society has a duty to provide injured and otherwise disabled citizens with an opportunity for happiness and to treat them with dignity.