Healthcare, Authority, and Personal Agency

This chapter examines the founding of the American Medical Association and its impact on alternative therapies, including the contemporary controversies surrounding vaccinations. It critiques reliance on scientific authority while advocating for personal health empowerment and accountability, amidst rising vaccine hesitancy and skepticism of traditional medical practices. The discussion emphasizes the interplay between governmental authority, individual rights, and the need for assertiveness in health choices against perceived systemic tyranny.

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