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Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, May 16, 2025

Guardians for Health and Freedom Go Global: Tokyo Event Launches 'Make Asia Healthy Again'

TOKYO-On June 15, 2025, a powerful new movement took center stage in Japan's capital as the Guardians for Health and Freedom (GHF) hosted their official national kickoff event. This landmark gathering brought together over 1,000 in-person participants and more than 4,000 livestream viewers in a unified call to defend health, sovereignty, and the future of our children.

Founded in October 2024 by Dr. Atsuo Yanagisawa and three fellow physicians, GHF has rapidly grown to include 900 active volunteers and over 10,000 national supporters. Its mission is clear: to confront the growing threats of forced medicalization, global technocracy, and environmental degradation while promoting integrative health solutions rooted in truth, transparency, and human dignity.

Dr. Yanagisawa, former President of the International Society for Orthomolecular Medicine (ISOM), has long been a champion of nutritional and environmental medicine. His leadership in orthomolecular science and his courageous stance on vaccine safety, post-Fukushima health risks, and WHO overreach have inspired health freedom advocates across Asia and beyond.

"We are honored to support GHF and its commitment to protecting future generations," said Dr. Richard Z. Cheng, Editor-in-Chief of the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service. "This movement reflects the global awakening to the importance of nutritional medicine, medical freedom, and ethical governance."

🎥 Dr. Richard Z. Cheng, Editor-in-Chief of OMNS, shares a message of solidarity with the Guardians for Health and Freedom.

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The GHF's guiding slogan-"Children are our future"-resonates far beyond Japan. Modeled in part on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) vision, GHF seeks to launch a continental wave of solidarity: Make Asia Healthy Again. From vaccine injury advocacy and environmental stewardship to food sovereignty and resistance to globalist encroachments, GHF's platform is bold, inclusive, and deeply aligned with orthomolecular values.

GHF Core Principles:

  • Protect freedom, bodily autonomy, and medical choice
  • Oppose totalitarian and unscientific health policies
  • Advocate for victims of mRNA vaccine harm
  • Promote safe, transparent food and agricultural practices
  • Advance environmental health and detoxification
  • Embrace human rights, diversity, and mutual aid across Asia

To mark this historic event, the OMNS community has been invited to contribute messages of support. Physicians, scientists, and health leaders worldwide are standing in solidarity with GHF to defend scientific integrity and restore health sovereignty.

For more on Guardians for Health and Freedom, visit https://ghf-japan.org.


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