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Shiva Ayyadurai on Health Care

 

 


Real Health can only come when no middle-men are involved

Q: What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

A: As a scientist, biological engineer, and a political activist, the three areas I'm most passionate about are Health, Science, and Civil Liberties. Relative to health, my research informs me that Real Health can only come when no middle-men are involved, and the patient and practitioner are able to figure out what's right for the individual through the modern science of personalized and precision medicine. However, we cannot discover the real solutions for health without real science - truth can only come when we are allowed to practice the scientific method. The scientific method cannot be practiced unless we have open discourse, debate, and freedom without censorship. From freedom comes truth, from truth comes health, from health we have the strength to fight for freedom. This is the cycle of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness I will fight for as your next US Senator.

Source: Ballotpedia Candidate Connect:2020 Massachusetts Senate race , Nov 1, 2020

Coronavirus: diet & vitamins better defense than masks

Shiva Ayyadurai says the cloth and surgical masks most of us wear are too porous to stop the virus. He says we'd be better off strengthening our immune systems with good diets, time outside (for vitamin D), and, if necessary, vitamins. In a video, Ayyadurai also said that masks are antisocial and hamper relationships that strengthen
Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer on 2020 Pennsylvania Senate race , Jun 23, 2020

Patients & doctors determine vaccinations, not government

Bill Proposed by Dr.SHIVA Ayyadurai, MIT PhD: This Bill proposes a Real Solution for Immune Health by decentralizing decision-making on matters concerning the immune health of the individual to the sovereignty of the healthcare provider-patient relationship and eliminating the undue intervention of said sovereignty by the Federal Government so as to enable the delivery of modern Precision and Personalized medical interventions for advancing immune health & resilience.
Source: 2020 Massachusetts Senate campaign website Shiva4Senate.com , Feb 4, 2020

More choice in healthcare, including Ancient Eastern

Neither ObamaCare nor RyanCare address REAL "care" or "health." We need CARE that provides choice, accountability and affordability. We need HEALTH that integrates state of the art innovations and discoveries from East & West, Ancient & Modern, Science & Tradition for everyone.
Source: 2018 Massachusetts Senatorial website shiva4senate.com , Oct 15, 2017

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