We need your help to save homeopathy in America! Click here now to send a comment to the FDA, before January 23, 2020, urging them to extend the deadline for a final decision on the recently released Revised Draft Guidance on Homeopathy. Although the new October 2019 guidance has some helpful changes, it also has some incredibly detrimental ones, which could mean the end of the availability of many low-potency remedies used in Anthroposophic Medicine and homeopathy. Please take action today by sending a comment to the FDA (it's easy and only takes two minutes), and share this with people you know (friends, colleagues, family, community members and your local co-ops).
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Letter from Steven Johnson, DO, regarding the safety of 5G wireless:
Dear Friends,
Some of you are concerned with the safety of the new 5G wireless network, which may soon expand rapidly, increasing exposure to wireless energy radiations. We will address this in future issues of the Foundation for Health Creation newsletter. There is a lot of evidence that raises questions about its safety for our children, the elderly and ourselves. If you would like to voice your concerns, please contact Congressman Mike Doyle who heads the influential Communications and Technology Subcommittee of the House and Commerce Committee.
He is the person who reviews scientific evidence for the safety of these technologies and he could be the one to review the 1996 Communications Act, which determines our freedoms to reduce our exposure to these radiations in our backyards and communities. Evidence on this topic is very spotty and unclear. More needs to be done to evaluate health risks before we impose this increased wireless radio wave radiation technology on our communities. While some research suggests it is safe, there is also research to suggest possibly destructive side-effects on humans, such as:
- DNA single- and double-strand breaks
- oxidative damage
- disruption of cell metabolism
- increased blood-brain-barrier permeability
- melatonin reduction
- disruption to brain-glucose metabolism
- increased generation of stress protiens, and
- uncertain impacts on neuro-development and culture from artificial intelligence and overexposure to wireless technology products like computers, smart phones, and the 100,000+ new applications being considered via this technology
Take a few minutes to call or write to Congressman Doyle's Washington office and express your concerns:
Mr. Mike Doyle
306 Cannon HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Phone: (202) 225-2135
Fax: (202) 225-3084
* The Foundation for Health Creation is an educational organization, not a political one. We do not stand against the advancement of technology, but believe we should not advance technologies for advancement's sake, for convenience, or for economic reasons, without ensuring safety for our children, elderly and general communities. There is no proof these technologies have improved happiness nor provided a sense of fulfillment in the human population. Therefore progress does not need to be hurried at the potential compromise of our communities. Our platform is to educate people only.
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Click here to read more about the ongoing efforts of Americans for Homeopathy Choice (AHC) and PAAM
regarding the FDA's Draft Guidance on Homeopathic Products
PAAM supports AHC’s overall approach in preventing the FDA from directly or indirectly restricting the availability of safe homeopathic remedies. PAAM has representation on the Homeopathy Advocacy Working Group that is working with AHC. Any interested lay or professional person can join AHC and be a part of the movement to advocate for homeopathy.
Anthroposophic medicine has always been conceived as a natural and holistic form of medicine that amplifies and extends conventional medicine to more fully and accurately address the whole human being (body, life, mind/soul, and spirit/individuality) in necessary diagnostic, therapeutic and research aspects. Anthroposophic medicine attempts this through insights into the deeper aspects of a patient’s physiology, symptomatology and pathology. The subsequent treatment strives to be comprehensive, and involves the use of natural remedies (herbal, homeopathic, and other compounded substances), as well as artistic and other modalities. Anthroposophic medical treatment strives to enhance a person’s own powers of self-healing and thereby achieve even more vital health and balance.
The restriction of homeopathic remedies by the FDA would be detrimental to both patients and physicians that use homeopathic and anthroposophic medicines in their treatment plans.