US Supreme Court Declines to Hear Health Care Worker Vaccine Mandate Challenge Case
This is the end of Big Medicine.
Since CDC, VRBPAC, ACIP, and the FDA all approve anything Moderna and Pfizer want them to for COVID-19 vaccination, 10.3M healthcare workers at 76,000 healthcare facilities who work in healthcare facilities that receive federal funding are now subject - permanently - to regular, repeated injections of mRNA from the Wuhan-1 type virus and the Omicron strain of SARS-CoV-2, until Moderna and Pfizer update their vaccine “boosters” again.
In a case brought by ten states, the states argued that the mandate violates federal administrative law and infringed on states' rights (Reuters).
In January of 2022, the Supreme Court had already ruled against striking down the healthcare worker mandate by a 5-4 vote.
Given the massive disease burden caused by pathogenic priming, I predict these facilities will experience a massive shrinkage. We have already witness a mass exodus of CEOs leaving major medical facilities.
You can vote with your healthcare dollars. Find functional medicine doctors and seek their care. Seek osteopathic and chiropractic care. Wholistic medicine is not voo-doo. It’s experience-based and evidence-based. IYKYK.
Opinions vary on the type of medicine one might prefer, but the massive exodus expected involves a huge workforce. They will need patients.
What do you think? Will you be helping the allopathic regime continue to harm its own?
Last year I exited Allopathic care model. I found a direct pay functional medicine doctor, a direct pay holistic dentist, a direct pay chiropractor, and a home birth midwife. The doctor was able to help me resolve several issues including the ADHD symptoms I had been managing my entire life. All of these were things a traditional doctor was only ever able to throw pills at. The dentist just cleans my teeth without a chemical concoction, the Chiropractor has eliminated the migraines I use to have at least once a month, and my midwife has so far provided the best pregnancy care I have ever had, full of choices and informed consent. I joined a cost share covering my family in case of an emergency for $300 a month and dropped the insurance I had been paying over $800 a month for my family and sure the out of pocket feels more real, but it also further involves me in my care, what we are doing and the why's so I truly feel the $400 stool test is something I want to do, but the $250 blood test is something I can wait on. Best decision of my life, and it has really changed my experience with health care in general.
Definitely not! Already seeing Naturopathic doctors.