Full freedom of choice in health care.
No government compulsion or indoctrination on medical issues.
No involuntary psychiatric treatment. Abolishment of electroshock "therapy."
No microchip implants in humans.
Avoidance of all drugs except for serious illness.
Recognition of the potential power of the human mind to maintain health and facilitate self-healing.
Ackowledgement of so-called "paranormal" human abilities such as telepathy, clairvoyance, and psychokinesis.
The right to natural death, neither prolonged nor hastened, in old age.
"Formerly, people rushed to embrace totalitarian states. Now they rush to embrace the therapeutic state. When they discover that the therapeutic state is about tyranny, not therapy, it will be too late."
--Thomas Szasz, Pharmacracy, 2001
"Of all tyrannies a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive."
--C.S. Lewis, God in the Dock, 1970
A few of the many authors of relevant nonfiction about medical issues or psi: Peter R. Breggin, Thomas Szasz, Robert M. Sapolsky, Henry Dreher, Blair Justice, Dean Radin, Chris Carter, Richard S. Broughton, Charles T. Tart, Paul H. Smith, Lynne McTaggart.