After months of planning, and after having lost our master-event planner Petra Weiss who suddenly and unexpectedly died of hospital sepsis in early December 2023, NHF was saved by Ernesto Langrock, who picked up Petra’s fallen torch and worked very hard with me to make this one-day, live event on April 27, 2024, in Heilbronn, Germany a great success. Styled as “Recht trifft Medizin” (Law Meets Medicine), this NHF event hosted a great number of fantastic speakers, including Catherine Austin … [Read more...] about NHF’S Heilbronn, Germany Event A Smash Hit!
Cloned Meat Reportedly Circulating in U.S. Food Supply Without Labels
According to a report from Slay News, unlabeled cloned “beef” and “pork” are already being sold in American supermarkets and restaurants, raising serious transparency and safety concerns. Slay News Under existing FDA rules, meat from cloned animals and their offspring is considered “safe and nutritious,” while the agency does not require any special labeling. Slay News+2CBS News+2 Unlike the FDA, Health Canada recently paused a plan to greenlight cloned meat without … [Read more...] about Cloned Meat Reportedly Circulating in U.S. Food Supply Without Labels
Codex Alimentarius Commission Thinks 8,157 Million Pounds of Pesticides Applied Annually on Farms is Not Enough
FAO Headquarters, Rome, Italy On behalf of the National Health Federation (NHF) and its members, I began the week of November 9, 2025, with a flight to Rome, Italy, and then a very long day on Monday, November 10th, representing consumer health interests at the week-long 48th session of the Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC). Surprisingly for a CAC meeting, NHF appears to be the only consumer organization present in person. The biggest concern for NHF at this meeting was the lengthy … [Read more...] about Codex Alimentarius Commission Thinks 8,157 Million Pounds of Pesticides Applied Annually on Farms is Not Enough
Unbearable Wearables – Big Data Collection on Steroids
Wearable technology, or “wearables,” is one of the latest, hot consumer technologies. Wearable technology is any kind of electronic device designed to be worn on the user's body, and can take many different forms, including jewelry, accessories, medical devices, and clothing. An Apple Watch, which combines fitness tracking, health monitoring, and smartphone capabilities in a wrist-worn device, is one of the earliest examples of a wearable. The advance in wearable technology has been rapid. … [Read more...] about Unbearable Wearables – Big Data Collection on Steroids
WHO Pandemic Treaty:
A Grave Threat to Sovereignty, Freedom, and the Rule of Law FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMay 22, 2025 Mossyrock, WA – The National Health Federation is very concerned about a global agreement that was adopted on Tuesday, May 20,2025. The just-adopted World Health Organization (WHO) Pandemic Agreement represents a dangerous overreach of unelected global powers into national governance and individual freedoms. The treaty could effectively give the WHO credence to convince countries to dictate … [Read more...] about WHO Pandemic Treaty:
The Shiny, Bright Future Beckons!
Codex Alimentarius drools over Franken-meat “Many of today’s problems are the result of yesterday’s solutions.” --Thomas Sowell At the latest week-long meeting of the Codex Committee on Food Additives (CCFA55) held here in Seoul, South Korea from March 24-28, 2025, there was a special afternoon event dedicated to “cell-based food production,“ as Codex calls it. Dr. Dean Powell, an Australian with the self-styled Good Food Institute, kicked off the event with his PowerPoint presentation … [Read more...] about The Shiny, Bright Future Beckons!






