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This Health Manifesto seeks to address pressing challenges faced by India in the realms of healthcare, environment, and individual rights. The document focuses on countering global health conglomerates' influence, biotechnology-based health solutions, and other factors contributing to a health crisis. Alarming health statistics, coupled with concerns arising from the management of the Covid-19 epidemic, underscore the need for a comprehensive approach to shape the future of health in India.

This Health Manifesto envisions a future where Indian citizens actively participate in shaping health policies, emphasizing individual rights, environmental sustainability, and transparent governance. By adopting these proposed measures, India can pave the way for a healthier, more resilient nation.

Key Takeaways:

The manifesto highlights critical health issues such as rising chronic diseases, infertility rates, and the potential impact of global organizations on health policies. It emphasizes the importance of prioritizing science and health over business goals and challenges the imposition of health policies from external entities.

Proposed Health Measures:

To enhance the health of the Indian population, the manifesto advocates for measures including safe and diverse food production, regulation of processed foods, clean drinking water, environmental protection, and the restriction of high-frequency wireless systems. It also emphasizes the importance of monitoring morbidity and conducting research studies to assess the efficacy of healthcare treatments.

Protection of Patient Rights:

The manifesto outlines measures to protect individual bodily rights, emphasizing informed consent for medical procedures. It ensures citizens' right to choose their medical system, and it opposes linking medical status to education, social benefits, or entry into public spaces.

Transparency and Accountability:

To ensure transparency, the manifesto proposes a prescription audit system, informed consent for medical approvals, and the prohibition of emergency use authorization for mass medical interventions. It calls for public disclosure of information regarding drugs and vaccines and the establishment of a public portal for reporting adverse effects.

School-Based Medical Measures:

The manifesto prohibits the coercion of schools and public spaces for medical interventions, ensuring adequate emergency response resources and full disclosure before administering medications. It emphasizes unbiased science education in schools.

Regulation of Medical Administration:

Regulatory measures include the strict implementation of the Clinical Establishment Act for private hospitals, auditing subsidies for pharma and biotech companies, and the decentralization of health services to local bodies. Mental health programs and integrative healthcare solutions are prioritized.

Policy Adoption:

The manifesto proposes enforceable patient rights laws, a moratorium on GM crops, stringent scrutiny of food imports, and a ban on gene editing in agriculture and health. With respect to vaccines, the Health Manifesto advocates for a thorough review and rationalization of immunization programs, ensuring transparent public consultation, judicial recourse for vaccine injuries, and robust safeguards against conflicts of interest. The manifesto seeks to establish a vaccine policy that prioritizes public safety, accountability, and democratic decision-making by adhering to scientific, evidence-based and validated applications. The manifesto also calls for parliamentary debates on international treaties and agreements and rejects the influence of unelected supra-national organizations.

The whitepaper covers disease overview, prevalence, vaccines & vaccine safety, side effects, lawsuits, media coverage of vaccine injuries.

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This letter has been prepared by Advocate Sahil Goyal and AIM Team. The letter addresses concerns regarding data privacy and consent related to initiatives such as APAAR, Digilocker, AADHAR, and Academic Bank of Credits. It emphasizes the refusal to participate in these programs due to potential privacy risks, urging the educational institution to respect these preferences and take appropriate actions.

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The Department of Education has been asked to look into the following points:

a. The directives be stopped for school vaccination & drug programs as side
effects are real, not rare.
b. The collection of health data of children should be stopped, since data can
be misused, like it is happening with Aadhar.
c. Matters of Health have to be voluntary and as per parents’ discretion since
they carry the responsibility for their children and these medical products are
not entirely safe.
d. It is an unnecessary risk & responsibility on principals & school systems
to carry any of the liabilities.

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In this document we will go in depth and try to shed light on how a CBDC is a weapon of control, guised as a convenient utility and that its harmful effects far outweigh any minor convenience advantages that it may or may not have over already prevailing systems such as net-banking and UPI.

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Flyer explaining dangers of CBDC and how to fight it.

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