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I will use those dietary regimens which will benefit my patients according to my greatest ability and judgement, and I will do no harm or injustice to them. I will not give a lethal drug to anyone if I am asked, nor will I advise such a plan; and similarly, I will not give a woman a pessary to cause an abortion.” ~ From the Hippocratic Oath

By Corey Lynn and James White

Sadly, we have reached a point in 2023 in the United States that most Americans would never have imagined possible only a few short years ago. Collectively, many have lost confidence not only in institutional care, but in the practice of modern medicine in general—to the extent that some dread the thought of even going to a hospital.

The good news is that people everywhere are rising to the challenges that we are currently facing in health care—and they are becoming educated on managing not only their own health, but that of their family members. Both of our guests on this edition of the Solution SeriesHealth Series host Jennifer Walters and attorney Matt Hale—are leading the way in public education and action.

Jennifer is a wife, mom of two boys, and a registered nurse who left the mainstream medical industry after her oldest son was vaccine-injured by his baby shots in 2008. She has dedicated her life to healing her son and helping others do the same.

Matt has been practicing law since 2004, focusing his career on representing people harmed by others’ negligent acts. For almost 20 years, Matt has successfully litigated complex injury claims, including medical malpractice claims against large medical systems and medical providers. He is often brought into cases by other attorneys, who need additional expertise in medical injury claims.

In this power-packed episode, learn strategies to manage your health and protect yourself legally.

Money & Markets

This is the last week of the month, so there is no Money & Markets. The next Money & Markets will publish on February 2. Post questions for Catherine or John Titus at the Money & Markets commentary here.

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The Inspiration to Take Action with Jennifer Walters

Faith Over Fear, A Nurse’s Fight to Save Lives with Nicole Sirotek, BSN, RN

Musings on Health, Health Care and Health Insurance

Solari Report Forms for COVID-19 Injections (downloadable PDFs)

Related Resources:

American Frontline Nurses (Nicole Sirotek, founder)

Instructional videos (how-to’s on dosing, nebulizer or pulse oximeter use, and much more) (American Frontline Nurses)

Patient Toolbox (Citizens’ Council for Health Freedom)

Accident Insurance (AAA)

Covid-19 Resources: Medical, Legal, Forms, Job Boards & Other Critical Information (Corey’s Digs)

Health Sharing Ministries and Alternative Plans:

Medi-Share

Samaritan Ministries

Health Care Sharing Ministries Comparison Chart

Healthshare FAQs

The Wedge of Health Freedom

Doctors and Facilities Accepting Direct Payment:

Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS)

Find a Direct Payment / Cash Friendly Practice

Surgery Centers with Cash-Friendly Pricing

Opting Out of Medicare: A Guide for Physicians

Health Care Lies: Stop the National Patient ID!

Citizen’s Council for Health Freedom (CCHF)

CCHF Coalition Letter to Stop the National Patient ID

The HIPAA Deception: Why HIPAA Is Not a Privacy Law with Twila Brase

Books:

Big Brother in the Exam Room: The Dangerous Truth about Electronic Health Records by Twila Brase, RN, PHN

The Grow System: The Essential Guide to Modern Self-Sufficient Living—from Growing Food to Making Medicine by Marjory Wildcraft

The Best Family Homeopathy Acute Care Manual: A Pictorial Guide to First Aid and Acute Therapeutics by Kate Birch

The Survival Medicine Handbook: The Essential Guide for When Help Is NOT on the Way (4th edition), by Joseph Alton, MD and Amy Alton, APRN

Common Sense Medicine: Restoring the Patient/Physician Relationship by Jeff Danby

Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses by April Hazard Vallerand and Cynthia A. Sanoski

Physicians’ Desk Reference (used copies available on eBay, ThriftBooks, Chegg, and other sites)


46 Comments

  1. I have been enjoying every installment of the SS and this may be one of the best – the list of resources is amazing, making it so much easier to do the due diligence necessary – THANK YOU

  2. What a terrific interview full of valuable information and great links! Thank you so much for this. I have shared it to many who are equally impressed. On the heels of your incredible content, I found this presentation by Twila Brase (author of “Big Brother in the Exam Room” of Citizens Council for Health Freedom to be unbelievably informative and frightening. I watched this presentation of hers in October of 2020 at the National Vaccine Information Center’s online conference titled “Protecting Health and Autonomy in the 21st Century”. The conference was and still is worth every penny of the price of admission just for this presentation alone. And that says a lot because there were many terrific presentations in the conference. Presently, ALL the presentations from the conference are available to watch at no cost. I can recommend this talk with the greatest enthusiasm. Please share it far and wide. So important. https://www.protectinghealthandautonomyinthe21stcentury.com/session-4-brase

    1. Holly,
      Yes thank you for the comments and the link! All of Twila’s wonderful information is included in one of the hundreds of links (lol) above: https://www.cchfreedom.org/ CCH is her organization. Her presentation at the NVIC was outstanding.
      Someday I hope to interview her!
      Have a great weekend,
      Jen

  3. Another data beast found- an Israeli tech company named Carelon. They boast about having the health data of 1 in 3 Americans through their digital health platforms. They get this data by owning or partnering health insurance companies, such as medicare advantage health plans. So that they’ve got the data of medicare beneficiaries and their providers. One of their selling points is AI driven healthcare decision making. They boast that AI can make authorization and medical necessity for care decisions based on data the AI scans out of our medical records (never mind that much of the data that is in our medical records is inaccurate upcoded (by a biller, not by a doctor), or even completely false crap. Pardon my French, but “crap data in”, crap AI medical necessity decisions out. The Israeli tech company also wants us getting our health care off an app. They’ll use our data for “personalization” and to predict what we will do and to connect us to ‘appropriate resources”. Sort of or just like google and you tube and their personalized ads. Our health insurance premiums and all the money we paid into medicare will and is floating to an Israeli tech company, who in return will and is delivering an app that will deliver “referrals” based on AI predictions and personalization (like you tube?). As well as AI medical necessity decisions based on whatever is in our medical records (accurate or not), that the Israeli tech company also has access to and is in their databases. I personally don’t see this going well for anyone but the Israeli tech company and its investors

    1. Thanks Justin,
      Glad you enjoyed it! I took so many notes during Matt’s information I almost forgot I was speaking as well! ; )
      Corey and James are the best.
      Have a great weekend,
      Jen

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