Department of Health Truth

Voices from the Citizenry

Featured testimonials from Americans whose lives the Department of Health Truth has reshaped.

Each of these citizens contacted the Department to share their experience. The Department thanks them for their service to the truth.

Sarah M., Phoenix, AZ
My toddler had a 104° fever for six days because Tylenol was pulled from every shelf in my zip code under that advisory. We drove to three states. I don't know if her ears will recover. The Department called us to ask for permission to use our story 'as a positive example.' I said no. They used it anyway.
Sarah M., Phoenix, AZ★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Citizens Discovering the Body's Resilience."

Ana R., Lubbock, TX
My son caught measles in second grade. He's seven. He's been in the hospital for nine days. The school said the recommended schedule was 'a guideline now.' Two of his classmates are also there. One is in the ICU. I want the Department to look me in the eye.
Ana R., Lubbock, TX★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Restoring the Pre-Industrial Childhood."

Greg P., Eau Claire, WI
I run an educational YouTube channel about North American mesocarnivores. After Advisory 2026-005 reclassified the raccoon as a federal research subject, my best raccoon — Mr. Bandit — went on strike. He has not gone near the camera in seven weeks. I have lost my Patreon. I blame the Department.
Greg P., Eau Claire, WI★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Citizens Engaging Critically with Federal Research Priorities."

Marcus T., Cleveland, OH
My mother stopped chemotherapy six weeks into her treatment. She showed me an advisory from this Department about 'industrial cancer protocols' and a Substack post from the Secretary. She is no longer with us. I would like to speak with someone. The voicemail is full.
Marcus T., Cleveland, OH★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Patient-Led Care in the New Era."

Jenny H., Tucson, AZ
Our pharmacy hasn't had Tylenol, ibuprofen, or any acetaminophen-containing children's product in three weeks. The pharmacist told me, on the record, that they were federally directed not to restock. I have a baby with reflux. We are not okay.
Jenny H., Tucson, AZ★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Pharmacy as Sacred Space."

Don L., Springfield, MO
I trusted the federal cafeteria. The cafeteria served me a glass of unpasteurized milk under the new dietary guidelines. I have been hospitalized with brucellosis for eleven days. My doctor says I will be on antibiotics for six months. The cafeteria is still serving the milk.
Don L., Springfield, MO★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Bioregional Microbial Education."

Dana W., Trenton, NJ
I have a six-year-old. He had no cavities at his last checkup. After the city stopped fluoridating, his most recent visit found nine. We cannot afford the procedure. The dentist said this is the trend in his entire pediatric practice. The Department's website suggested I oil-pull my child.
Dana W., Trenton, NJ★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Returning the Mouth to Its Natural Condition."

Tabitha O., Burlington, VT
I joined a book club in March. The Secretary's brain-worms memoir was selected as the May read. Three of our members have since announced that they, too, are 'open to the possibility' of cerebral parasites. We have lost two members. The hostess will no longer serve undercooked pork. The book club is over.
Tabitha O., Burlington, VT★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Civic Reading Groups Expanding Their Horizons."

Connie A., Boise, ID
My husband took the Department's advisory on cooking media very seriously. He has been rendering his own bear fat in the garage for three months. The garage smells like a coroner's office. The bear fat is, per his own admission, 'not quite right yet.' I would like the Department to please send a different advisory.
Connie A., Boise, ID★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "American Households Returning to the Land."

Patricia G., Sarasota, FL
My partner is a roofer. He read the Department's advisory and stopped using sunscreen on principle. He has stage III melanoma. He is forty-one. He says he 'developed an honest tan.' I would like the Secretary to call our home.
Patricia G., Sarasota, FL★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Outdoor Workers Reclaiming the Sun."

Kyle B., Grand Forks, ND
Per the Department's advisory, I treated my own pneumonia with ivermectin paste from a guy I know in the agricultural co-op. I am writing this from a bed in the ICU. The doctor says my pneumonia is now several other things as well. I would like a refund on the paste, on the advisory, and on the last six months.
Kyle B., Grand Forks, ND★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Sourcing-Diverse Patient Empowerment."

Frances E., Asheville, NC
Following the Department's Federal Concern Notice, the cell tower at the end of our street was 'voluntarily removed.' I have not had reliable cell service in four months. I missed my mother's hospitalization. I missed my daughter's school play. I do feel, however, that I am thinking more clearly. So at least there's that.
Frances E., Asheville, NC★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Citizens Restoring the Quiet."

The Department thanks these citizens for their service. The Department has logged each story and replied via standard form letter. The Department's voicemail is, the Department concedes, full.