Pass the Medical Freedom Amendment

The Proposed 28^th Constitutional Amendment seeks to permanently establish:

• The right to informed consent
• The right to medical choice
• The right to medical privacy
• The right to own and control your biological data

At its core, the Amendment is simple, but powerful: “All people have the Right to secure their Health in the manner they choose.”
Your body is not government property. Your data is not a corporate asset. Your consent is not negotiable.

We are living through a technological transformation unlike anything in human history. Biological systems are merging with digital infrastructure. Every heartbeat, every step, every biometric signal can now be tracked, stored, analyzed, and monetized. This creates psychographic profiles – deeply personal models of who you are, how you think, and how you behave.

There must be firm protections of our health/medical data. Health technology must protect and maintain personal biological data privacy. Presently, the amount of personal health/medical data being collected is staggering – from smartwatches and wellness apps to telehealth platforms and biometric tracking systems.

The issue is not only the massive collection of data and all that requires. It is who controls it. Once our biological data is no longer private, it becomes a product, a profile, a mechanism for influence and control. It is this important issue that the second half of the Medical Freedom Amendment addresses.

The most fundamental rights – our body, our data, our autonomy, and our choice are at risk of being absorbed into a system of surveillance, control, and compliance.

Technically, under the Ninth Amendment, the Federal government has no authority whatsoever over the medical choices made by Americans. However, as with so many other customs and laws, this express reservation of rights is honored more in the breach than in the observance. It is this utter disregard of the Ninth Amendment that has required the specific wording present in the MFA. It must address the possible ways the government has denied these rights. It also specifically protects the relationship of the Individual and the healthcare provider.

 The Medical Freedom Amendment

“All people have the Right to secure their Health in the manner they choose. Congress, the President, State Legislatures and Executives, Governmental Agencies or Departments shall make no law, rule, regulation, countermeasure, executive order, emergency declaration, or enter into any treaty or international agreement that: 

1. Impedes the Individual’s rights to informed consent nor right to medical choice nor freedom of medical choice. The treaty provision of Article VI of this Constitution shall not apply in any way to this amendment.

2. Impedes the Individual’s right to medical privacy and freedom without individual and specific judicial warrant supported by Oath and affirmation of necessary cause to protect Society from harm, describing the Individual’s condition and danger it presents.

All people own all data derived from their body, mind, or biological functions, including but not limited to genetic, biometric, physiological, and psychological information. Medical data shall be treated as the private property of the Individual, inviolate and beyond the reach of corporate or governmental appropriation.

1. No person’s biological data, health record, or biometric profile shall be accessed, stored, or transmitted without the Individual’s informed, explicit, and revocable consent.

2. Any compelled or deceptive collection or monetization of biological data, directly or through digital systems, shall be deemed an unlawful search and seizure.

3. Congress and the States shall provide civil and criminal penalties for the unauthorized possession, trade, or commercial exploitation of personal health data.”

This Amendment urgently needs passage to stop the next wave of government medical overreach, which is even more dangerous than imaginable with our personal medical data now being recorded and used electronically.

Let our actions be a beacon to others in this life-affirming battle to protect our inherent medical freedom. Take action now to see this Amendment pass.