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Since my last Giveaway, Louis Pasteur Condemns Big Pharma: Vaccines, Drugs, and Healthcare in the United States was honored with a Gold Medal in the Global Book Awards in late December 2024. Within this book are 16 specific solutions for healthcare in the United States, and I am hopeful that these policy recommendations will find their way to Robert F Kennedy Jr, who was recently placed in charge of Health and Human Services.

Please help me spread the word and change the laws so that people and their families have more power over their own healthcare choices and reduce the power that Big Insurance and Big Pharma companies hold over us. We can do better. It takes more than a book to change the way things are. It takes people who care. For more information concerning this book and author, please visit the author’s website at . The following is a press release from last week about the book and its goals:



Thank you for reading.

The recent press release author Stephen Heartland refers to above should be of interest to ALL those Americans concerned about vaccines, drugs and healthcare.

Excerpts follow:
In his book, Stephen Heartland draws inspiration from the life of Louis Pasteur, whom he proclaims as the GOAT (greatest of all time), to compare how modern scientific methods and healthcare practices have strayed from true science as advocated by Pasteur. He contends that Big Pharma has focused more on money, and less on healthcare which would improve the lives of people.

As a fan of Louis Pasteur, Stephen Heartland is not an anti-vaxxer. He respects the great achievement of vaccination, but advocates caution in his book:

"Vaccination has its place in society. It has just gone a little overboard. It is being overdone. It has lost the process of common sense. The goal is to have healthy children with no medical issues or mental problems. We have strayed from this goal, a lot. There is a time and a place for some of the vaccines, but not all of them, and certainly not as they are recommended by the CDC�

� It is time to do a major rethinking of the recommended vaccine schedule, and at what age which vaccines should be given to maximize protection of our children from contagious diseases, while also protecting them from adverse effects from the vaccines."

Stephen Heartland points the finger of blame on corruption for many of the problems we currently have within our healthcare system. Another quote from his book:

"It is no secret that our state and federal politicians are taking money from Big Pharma, and have thereby become their minions, and do their bidding. They no longer represent us, the common people, but rather the interests of Big Money such as Big Pharma�

� Likewise, it is no secret that our government regulators who are supposed to be watchdogs for the people of America have been corrupted. They are more like a watchdog who opens the door for the criminals and helps them carry away the ill-gotten goods. Who needs a watchdog like that?"

The reviews for the book have been favorable. One editorial review stated that the policy solutions are presented well:

"…the 16 solutions offered by Heartland to ensure the health of children and adults are quite cogent. These include stopping payoffs to clinics to promote vaccines, informed consent, using true placebos in trials, removing liability protection for vaccine manufacturers, and banning any unproven vaccines�

…the author does a good job of presenting the main issues and providing policy solutions."

� Kevin Baldeosingh, Indie Reader Pro Review

Stephen Heartland hopes that the new administration will consider his proposed solutions to healthcare in the United States. As he stated in his book, there are a multitude of potential changes which would be beneficial to everyday Americans, but the ones outlined, as quoted within the book, would be:

"� a good start to the changes in the system which should be implemented to improve medical science and healthcare in this country."

Hopefully, the new administration and those in charge of US healthcare policy will make decisions which will benefit the lives of people and improve their health.