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The Next Wave is Brave: Standing Up for Medical Freedom
It’s been said that true wealth is good health; and we couldn’t agree more. Millions of people have awakened over the past few years from a nightmare in healthcare - a corrupt ecosystem designed to keep patients dependent and physicians beholden to corporations instead of patient care. We have a solution, and you’re a part of it. The Wellness Company has brought together the brightest minds and bravest hearts in seven unique stories of courage, synchronicity, and hope. The Next Wave is Brave illustrates to the reader the precise journey forward with tangible direction from the authors in the spirit of gratitude for the opportunity of our lifetime. Together, we can restore medical freedom. This book is our blueprint. Among the world’s most respected doctors are the six voices in this book. Together, they are laying a foundation for a new way of keeping healthy; the future of medicine includes a system of care and accountability between pharmacies, medical schools, outpatient care and telemedicine, and nutraceutical and deprescribing support.
238 pages, Paperback
Published September 17, 2022
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September 25, 2022
A True Back To Basics Call
Finally a team of critical thinkers coming together to give us hope and encourage us that we the people can do it. I like it that the members of this team are empowering us by not only sharing their varied experiences, both positive and negative, but also making it clear that we too can do it. This is just the first step to the long journey to “Back To Basics” since we urgently need re-education not only for doctors but also for lawyers, judges, teachers, politicians, administrators, etc. The brainwashing and indoctrination of whole populations is so deep that we need to start right at the grassroots level and build some sanity upwards to get our of the current state of affairs.
I am all in. I want to be part of the solution, not the problem. This is a true “David vs Goliath” battle. But, together, we are all able to overcome, to come out victorious. Gideon needed only the dedicated 300.
I recommend this book to all those who value sovereignty and love their freedoms.
Finally a team of critical thinkers coming together to give us hope and encourage us that we the people can do it. I like it that the members of this team are empowering us by not only sharing their varied experiences, both positive and negative, but also making it clear that we too can do it. This is just the first step to the long journey to “Back To Basics” since we urgently need re-education not only for doctors but also for lawyers, judges, teachers, politicians, administrators, etc. The brainwashing and indoctrination of whole populations is so deep that we need to start right at the grassroots level and build some sanity upwards to get our of the current state of affairs.
I am all in. I want to be part of the solution, not the problem. This is a true “David vs Goliath” battle. But, together, we are all able to overcome, to come out victorious. Gideon needed only the dedicated 300.
I recommend this book to all those who value sovereignty and love their freedoms.
October 25, 2022
Grand aspirations !
Good read and I hope they succeed in their plans. Fighting against Big Pharm and federal, state and local governments and power brokers will be a long hard battle.
Good read and I hope they succeed in their plans. Fighting against Big Pharm and federal, state and local governments and power brokers will be a long hard battle.
November 20, 2022
I give my sincere thanks to the authors of this book! I hope it sells in the multimillions because the public absolutely needs to know the truth. Finally, after almost three years I see hope. I truly appreciate what these doctors have been through and written.
February 16, 2026
Doctors have to be brave? Yes they do! It should not be like this.
Doctors are healers, not warriors. The people who enter the profession sacrifice a good deal of control over their time and devote an extraordinary amount of money and energy into educating themselves and becoming credentialed.
Doctors used to enjoy freedom to practice medicine as they saw fit. They would have their own practice, set their own fees, manage their own schedules, decide which patients to serve, and allow their own experience and reading to guide their prescription of treatments.
All of that has changed. Doctors have been forced to go corporate. Insuring and defending against malpractice suits required that they organize. Insurance companies forced ungodly levels of record-keeping and reporting on them. Governments dictated fee schedules. Corporate managers saddled them with productivity measures. State licensing boards dictate what medicines they can and cannot prescribe. Pharmaceutical companies have many ways of inducing and even forcing doctors to prescribe unnecessary and unnecessarily expensive medicines. Doctors incur huge debt attending medical school and have to dance to the tune of their corporate employers because they cannot afford to lose their income.
The upshot is that experienced doctors are retiring in droves. New people enter the profession more for the money them for the pleasure of serving their fellow man. A doctor has to scheme just to stay even. Just to survive he has to be complicit with a corrupt system.
Last year YouTube immediately vaporized a video of mіne on the topic entitled "Doctors Then and Now." It can be found on rumble.
Though many books have been written over the years as the situation developed, it has come to a head with Covіd. Public health authorities dictated the standards of treatment. Doctors who deviated were fired. They were fired if they did not get the vaccinations. They were fired if they prescribed small molecule drugs instead of expensive patented drugs. They were fired if they didn't go along with the masking, distancing, lockdowns and so on.
Covіd was the catalyst that brought together the relatively few doctors brave enough and well enough situated to fight the system. The six chapters in this book are written by a group of doctors who came together to form The Wellness Corporation. Its principal is to keep people healthy, not get rich by prescribing expensive medications for chronic conditions brought on by unhealthy lifestyles and medicines themselves.
This book is an advertisement for their corporation, but also a plea for a different type of medicine. A medicine that treats the whole person, and emphasizes common sense application of diet, vitamins and minerals, exercise, physical therapies and other alternatives to allopathic medicine.
The reader will recognize the names of Dr. Harvey Risch and Dr. Peter McCullough. The other four, doctors Heather Gessling, Jen VanDeWater, Richard Amerling and Jana Schmidt are not as well known. Each of them tell their own story, of how they were hounded and persecuted for attempting to give their patients the best care possible, and how they came together.
A five-star effort.
Doctors are healers, not warriors. The people who enter the profession sacrifice a good deal of control over their time and devote an extraordinary amount of money and energy into educating themselves and becoming credentialed.
Doctors used to enjoy freedom to practice medicine as they saw fit. They would have their own practice, set their own fees, manage their own schedules, decide which patients to serve, and allow their own experience and reading to guide their prescription of treatments.
All of that has changed. Doctors have been forced to go corporate. Insuring and defending against malpractice suits required that they organize. Insurance companies forced ungodly levels of record-keeping and reporting on them. Governments dictated fee schedules. Corporate managers saddled them with productivity measures. State licensing boards dictate what medicines they can and cannot prescribe. Pharmaceutical companies have many ways of inducing and even forcing doctors to prescribe unnecessary and unnecessarily expensive medicines. Doctors incur huge debt attending medical school and have to dance to the tune of their corporate employers because they cannot afford to lose their income.
The upshot is that experienced doctors are retiring in droves. New people enter the profession more for the money them for the pleasure of serving their fellow man. A doctor has to scheme just to stay even. Just to survive he has to be complicit with a corrupt system.
Last year YouTube immediately vaporized a video of mіne on the topic entitled "Doctors Then and Now." It can be found on rumble.
Though many books have been written over the years as the situation developed, it has come to a head with Covіd. Public health authorities dictated the standards of treatment. Doctors who deviated were fired. They were fired if they did not get the vaccinations. They were fired if they prescribed small molecule drugs instead of expensive patented drugs. They were fired if they didn't go along with the masking, distancing, lockdowns and so on.
Covіd was the catalyst that brought together the relatively few doctors brave enough and well enough situated to fight the system. The six chapters in this book are written by a group of doctors who came together to form The Wellness Corporation. Its principal is to keep people healthy, not get rich by prescribing expensive medications for chronic conditions brought on by unhealthy lifestyles and medicines themselves.
This book is an advertisement for their corporation, but also a plea for a different type of medicine. A medicine that treats the whole person, and emphasizes common sense application of diet, vitamins and minerals, exercise, physical therapies and other alternatives to allopathic medicine.
The reader will recognize the names of Dr. Harvey Risch and Dr. Peter McCullough. The other four, doctors Heather Gessling, Jen VanDeWater, Richard Amerling and Jana Schmidt are not as well known. Each of them tell their own story, of how they were hounded and persecuted for attempting to give their patients the best care possible, and how they came together.
A five-star effort.
March 23, 2024
A big bold idea. The start of something new. Better health and better life. I get all that but this book is no sentry, no leader, in a long race with many other better such books. Spoiler alert - I couldn’t finish it.
I had three main issues with it. The massive slant away from mainstream health care. I liken that to everyone wanting renewable energy now without recognising this will take years and longer depending on where you live. It’s problematic in many other ways. Not many are prepared to argue penicillin wasn’t a good thing and yet…
The way it promotes a business from the get go, as though the book is just an advertisement rather than a book on wellness. That’s actually because it IS an ad, 200 pages of promotion with low substance and much fanfare.
Finally, by the time I made it to chapter 2 there were numerous references to god, psalm quotes, and lord this and that, making me wonder what exactly I was reading as well as which god they may be referring to. I was thinking Asclepius?
In short, don’t buy it. It plays on Covid fears and overplays it’s hand in its introduction.
I had three main issues with it. The massive slant away from mainstream health care. I liken that to everyone wanting renewable energy now without recognising this will take years and longer depending on where you live. It’s problematic in many other ways. Not many are prepared to argue penicillin wasn’t a good thing and yet…
The way it promotes a business from the get go, as though the book is just an advertisement rather than a book on wellness. That’s actually because it IS an ad, 200 pages of promotion with low substance and much fanfare.
Finally, by the time I made it to chapter 2 there were numerous references to god, psalm quotes, and lord this and that, making me wonder what exactly I was reading as well as which god they may be referring to. I was thinking Asclepius?
In short, don’t buy it. It plays on Covid fears and overplays it’s hand in its introduction.
November 18, 2022
This is an interesting and important book, and the authors are some of the shining stars in the medical freedom movement. They have united to form the Wellness Company to encourage a new version of healthcare, without the influence of pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies, or governmental agencies.
Like anyone else who has been paying attention, I was already familiar with the work of Dr. McCullough and Dr. Risch and I found their chapters quite compelling, like having a conversation with very bright friends. The other authors were new to me, and I was especially impressed with Dr. Amerling. I applaud him for calling out the Dietary Guidelines and the Heart Cholesterol Hypothesis as the crime of the last century and the covid response and coerced gene therapy as the crime of this century.
For anyone interested in finding out more about the wellness company, their web address is twc.health
Like anyone else who has been paying attention, I was already familiar with the work of Dr. McCullough and Dr. Risch and I found their chapters quite compelling, like having a conversation with very bright friends. The other authors were new to me, and I was especially impressed with Dr. Amerling. I applaud him for calling out the Dietary Guidelines and the Heart Cholesterol Hypothesis as the crime of the last century and the covid response and coerced gene therapy as the crime of this century.
For anyone interested in finding out more about the wellness company, their web address is twc.health
January 21, 2024
An absolute must read! You can take control of your health and your health care. This book tells us just how deep and wide the tentacles of big pharma go, how little doctors learn about nutrition in medical school, and how many people could have been saved during the covid 19 pandemic by simple, available means. There is an alternative to the standard healthcare system out there. Curious? Pick up this book.
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