Fifth World Health Organisation (5WHO)

 

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The Fifth World Health Organisation (5WHO) is an alternative health organisation. It intends to evolve into a Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth World health organisation.
 
The 5WHO intends to provide Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Worlders with up-to-date information on real professionals operating within the Official World in various capacities, but who also hold authentic Fourth, Fifth, or Sixth World citizenship.
 
In order to be added to the Fifth World Health Organisation (5WHO) database, applicants must provide their basic contact and professional data, along with any evidence of their Certificates, Registrations, Licenses, Qualifications, Educations, and/or Professional Memberships. Only Official World certificates or diplomas, or a combination of Official and Micronational, shall be accepted as evidence of Profession or Modality for the time being, but we will consider issuing special 5WHO Certification when objective and meaningful evidence can be shown.
 
The 5WHO recognises the Herbalists' Charter, which was granted by King Henry VIII in 1512. This codified English statute became part of what is still known as common law, gave the field of naturopathy recognition and legality, and protected natural health practitioners from the harassment, still going on to this day, by those in the medical profession.
 
The Herbalists' Charter read in part:
In consideration whereof, and for the Ease, Comfort, Succour, Help, Relief, and Health of the King's poor Subjects, Inhabitants of this Realm, now pained or diseased: Be it ordained, established, and enacted by Authority of this present Parliament, That at all Time from henceforth it shall be lawful to every Person being the King's subject. having Knowledge and Experience of the Nature of Herbs, Roots, and Waters, or of the Operation of the same, by Speculation or Practice, within any part of the Realm of England, or within any other the King's Dominions, to practice, use, and minister in and to any outward Sore, Uncome Wound, Apostemations, outward Swelling or Disease, any Herb or Herbs, Ointments, Baths, Pultess, and Emplaisters, according to their Cunning, Experience, and Knowledge in any of the Diseases, Sores, and Maladies beforesaid, and all other like to the same, or Drinks for the Stone, Strangury, or Agues, without suit, vexation, trouble, penalty, or loss of their goods; the foresaid Statute in the foresaid Third Year of the King's most gracious Reign, or any other Act, Ordinance, or Statutes to the contrary heretofore made in anywise, notwithstanding.
It should be noted as a matter of legal fact that under the General Laws of the Colonies taken over by the USA, these rights are still in force in the original Thirteen Colonies, and have never been repealed. The original Thirteen Colonies of the United States (British North America) are:
  1. New England
  2. Middle Colonies
  3. Southern Colonies (depending on the subject under discussion, Virginia and Maryland may be separated as Chesapeake Colonies)
So the rights instituted under the Herbalists' Charter for natural health practitioners are still in fact in force in 18 current US states.

To a degree, the Herbalists' Charter, which protects herbalists and all natural health practitioners from arbitrary prosecution, is still in force throughout the United States through the Ninth Amendment of the US Constitution, which states that, "The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people." Under the Ninth Amendment one may claim the right to offer services and the right of others to obtain the same. However, the Herbalists' Charter is also common law in Canada, in the state of Nevada, and may be still common law throughout much of the British Commonwealth. This is the legal premise under which the Fifth World Health Organisation (5WHO) is founded.

It must also be added that according to recent legal discoveries, the rationale of jus humanae salutis is actually based on international law, and doesn't apply solely to the United States, Canada, much of the British Commonwealth, and to the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Worlds, since it also applies to contracting states of the Montevideo Convention, and may in fact apply universally.

According to the Montevideo Convention Article 11, contracting states establish as a rule the obligation not to recognise territorial acquisitions or special advantages which have been obtained by force, or by any other effective coercive measure. In other words, you shall not deprive any state of its territory. However, if the territory of each state is sacrosanct, and is usually viewed that way by any state, because the properties of individual citizens are sacrosanct (right to private property), what more personal and intimate property does any citizen have than his own body?

The violation of jus humanae salutis, the violation of any of the health common laws that exist to preserve human life, are no less violations than a violation of the Article 11 of the Montevideo Convention.

In addition, the Latin words behind jus humanae salutis not only imply a right to human health, but also a right to human salvation, which is more a matter of the human soul than one of the human body. So another practical consequence is that through jus humanae salutis Cesidian law doesn't apply solely to human health, but also to spiritual or religious matters.
 
**Notes**
[1] The present State of Vermont was disputed between the colonies of New York and New Hampshire. From 1777 to 1791, it existed as the de facto independent Vermont Republic.

First Name Last Name SN Nationality Profession or Modality Accreditations, Certifications, Registrations, Licenses, Copyrights, Patents, Developments or Qualifications Related Diplomas or Degrees: Completed, Ongoing*, or Honorary Related Memberships, Awards, Medals, Prizes, Honours or Citations
Karin Dambier 050043 UMMOA/AMOMU
 Reiki III Master and Teacher
  • Diploma
  • Many successful initiations and healings
  • Studies in Reiki and Multi Level Marketing
  • Independent Reiki Master
    • Peter Dambier 050009 UMMOA/AMOMU Reiki III Master and Teacher
  • Diploma
  • Many successful initiations and healings
  • Studies in Reiki and Multi Level Marketing
  • Independent Reiki Master
    • Bryan Fuller 050058 Conch Republic Doctor of Naturopathy
  • Registered Naturopath, District of Columbia #1000806
  • Registered Healer, International Natural Healers Association
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  • Naturopathic Doctor, Ilyo Institute of Holistic Health
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  • International Natural Healers Association
  • American Holistic Health Association
  • Fellow, Philippine College of Natural Healers (FPCH)
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    Bryan Fuller 050058 Conch Republic Reiki III Master & Teacher
  • Reiki III Master & Teacher
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  • Reiki Master, Ilyo Institute of Holistic Health
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  • International Reiki Federation (IRF)
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    Bryan Fuller 050058 Conch Republic Healer's Touch Practitioner
  • HTP-C
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  • Healer's Touch Course, Ilyo Institute of Holistic Health
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  • International Natural Healers Association
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    Bryan Fuller 050058 Conch Republic Reflexology & Chinese Medicine
  • Certificates in Reflexology and Chinese Medicine, Herbal Healer Academy
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  • International Reflexology Society
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    Bryan Fuller 050058 Conch Republic Respiratory Therapist
  • Licensed Respiratory Therapist in the State of New York #000609
  • Certified Respiratory Therapist
  • Certified Pulmonary Function Technologist, National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC)
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  • Inhalation Therapy Program, St. Anthony's Hospital & Biosystems Institute
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  • National Board for Respiratory Care
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    Holger Lüttich 050033 UMMOA/AMOMU
  • Alternative Medicine Practitioner
  • Professor
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  • Social Worker
  • Yoga Teacher
  • Psychological Counselor
  • Addiction Therapist
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  • Master of Social Work (MSW), Fachhochschule Düsseldorf
  • Doctor of Theology (ThD), Esoteric Theological Seminary
  • Master Diploma in Alternative Medicines MD(AM), International Open University for Alternative Medicines
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Alternative Medicines PhD(AM), Open International University of Complementary Medicines
  • Honorary Professor, Westgate University
  • Yoga Alliance International
  • Esoteric Theological Seminary
  • B-Ayurveda Academy (Director)
  • Medicina Alternativa International
  • World Yoga Council
  • European Association of International Education
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    Cesidio Tallini 050001 Independent Long Island Certified Professional Chaplain
  • License, The Love Church Worldwide
  • Chaplaincy Certification, Saint James College
  • The Love Church Worldwide
  • National Certified Chaplains Association
    • Cesidio Tallini 050001 Independent Long Island Ecclesiastical Counselor
  • Clinical License of Authorization, Church of Nobles of Present-Day Brethren (CNPDB)
  • Bachelor of Science in Contemplative Psychology, William Cullen Bryant University
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    Cesidio Tallini 050001 Independent Long Island Registered Healer
  • Registered Healer Certificate, International Natural Healers Association
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  • International Natural Healers Association (INHA)
  • The Coalition for Natural Health
  • Wilderness Medical Society
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    Fabiola Warner 050049 United Royal Kingdom Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
  • Mexico Federal Professional License (Ced) # D.G.P. 2599595
  • BS Degree from CONALEP, Conalep Sinaloa, Mexico
  • Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), William Cullen Bryant University
  • DIF Jalisco (Guadalajara, Mexico) as DPT # 1346
  • SNTE SEP (Federal Dept of Education) Guadalajara # 6554
    • Joe Warner 050050 United Royal Kingdom Doctor of Chinese Chiropractic Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy
  • International Professional License (Ced) # D.G.P. 1209510, Sovereign Military-religious Order of Teutonic Knights Templars
  • Doctor of Chiropractic Healing, Royal Institute of Arizona University [institution known today as William Cullen Bryant University]
  • Training at DIF Jalisco (Guadalajara, Mexico) and CONALEP in Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy
  • Doctor of Chinese Chiropractic Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy title granted by Mexican authorities
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  • Unofficially associated with DIF Jalisco (Guadalajara, Mexico)
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    In order to apply for 5WHO Certification, candidates for Health Registry listing must provide their First and Last Name (as it appears on any Official World Document, Certificate, or Diploma); the name of their Nation/Micronation; their Professional Email Address (which shall be kept confidential, and only divulged to parties that need your services and/or products); their Country of Residence (Official World); their health Profession, Skill, Modality, or Title to be recorded; and any evidence of Profession, Skill, Modality, or Title, in the form of Certificates, Registrations, Licenses, Qualifications, Diplomas, Degrees, or Professional Memberships.

    Please note that the 5WHO is not a party or signatory to the Hague Convention of 1961 abolishing the requirement of diplomatic or consular legalisation for foreign public documents. We recognise all foreign documents because health professionals have presented them, and then we recognise any possible companies, organisations, schools, universities, institutions, jurisdictions, dominions, Nations, Micronations, territories, or States. This is a 'bottom-up' or grassroots honour system, not the 'top-down' or imperialistic recognition implied by the Hague Convention.

    Based on the endorsement of qualified Micronational Professional Registry (MPR) members, the MPR, an affiliated organisation to the 5WHO, recognises several Nations, Jurisdictions, Micronations, Universities, Schools, Associations, Companies, even Royal Families. MPR recognition implies that the minimal criteria for any relationship has been met. This recognition does not imply diplomatic recognition (it is de facto rather than de jure recognition), only that minimal professional and/or academic criteria have been met, and the MPR can certify the professional, organisation, institution, Micronation, or Nation. The 5WHO recognises the authority of both the Micronational Professional Registry (MPR) and the United Micronations Multi-Oceanic Archipelago (UMMOA), and recognised 5WHO members automatically become members of the MPR as well.

    The 5WHO recognises all real health professionals 21 and older, and does not otherwise discriminate on the basis of sex, race, age, National origin, Micronational allegiance, sexual orientation, family composition or type, religion, disability, or veteran status. Also, the 5WHO recognises all real health professional companies, institutions, clinics, and does not discriminate on the basis of registered or incorporated status, institutional or National accreditation, territorial status, or UN/UNPO Membership. If you are a health professional; possibly run a health company, institution, or clinic professionally; are a supporter of the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth World; are 21 years old or older, as well as decent or ethical; you are fine with us!

    Member professionals of the 5WHO are entitled to use post-nominal letters that specify they are Members of the 5WHO. If your name is Fabrizio Ferragamo, and you are a professional Member of the 5WHO, you can write your name as "Fabrizio Ferragamo, 5WHO". Health companies, institutions, or clinics Members of the 5WHO are also entitled to use post-nominal letters that specify they are Members of the 5WHO. If the name of your health institution is Father Kneipp Health Clinic, for example, and it is a Member of the 5WHO, you can write the name of your institution as "Father Kneipp Health Clinic, 5WHO".

    Naturopathy is the philosophy, art, and science that recognises the body's inherent processes of healing, and acts in no way to suppress, antagonise, or hinder these vital life forces. Naturopathy rather arouses, assists, and cooperates with the body to restore normality.

    In today's knowledge explosion it is impossible for medical doctors to properly know all they need to know in order to serve their patients. It is even less possible for a naturopath to master all naturopathic modalities. Naturopathic modalities make use of the healing properties of natural agencies such as air, sinshine, water, light, heat, electricity, manipulations, rest, natural vital foods, organic vitamins, organic minerals, and herbs in conjunction with cleansing and elimination processes of other physical and mental cultures. Naturopathy is thus an eclectic mixture of modalities used to encourage the mind and body to heal itself.

    The Fifth World Health Organisation (5WHO) recognises all drugless, surgery-free, and noninvasive naturopathic modalities without prejudice. Membership in the 5WHO is without fees for now.


    Different Systems of Medicine
    Conventional medicine refers to the classic medical training offered through mainstream medical schools. This is a drugs-and-surgery approach to medicine that largely excludes nutrition, wellness, mind-body medicine, patient education, and other natural therapies.
    Organised medicine refers to the collection of organisations that promote conventional medicine. This encompasses pharmaceutical companies, the FDA, hospitals, doctors, medical schools, and medical organisations such as the American Medical Association as well as disease organisations like the American Cancer Society and the American Diabetes Association.
    Western medicine refers to the type of medicine practiced in the West; the United States, Western Europe, and so on. It's based on the philosophical foundations of Western thinking, which maintains that a body is only a collection of its parts, and that by isolating the parts and studying them separately, you can understand the whole.
    Eastern medicine refers the whole can only be understood through the synergistic functioning of its parts. Looks at the whole patient, the whole body, the whole experience, and never believes that just treating one organ or using one chemical, drug, or herb is the answer to any health condition.
    Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) involves the treatment of patients using the fundamental approaches of healing developed over the last 4000 years in China. The treatments in Chinese medicine include acupuncture, Chinese herbs, and Tui-Na, which resembles massage therapy combined with therapeutic touch. Chinese medicine has the longest history, and the most practical application, of any system of medicine in the world, outdating Western medicine by about 3800 years. In China, doctors were practicing relatively advanced medicine before the birth of Christ. Western medicine, in response, dismisses everything under Chinese medicine, ignoring the long history of safe and effective use of Chinese herbs, acupuncture, and other philosophies espoused by Traditional Chinese Medicine. Chinese medicine is not limited to China, by the way. The way it is practiced in the United States is not true Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine education has become Westernised in the United States. Just like the Chinese food served in the United States is nothing like Chinese food purchased in China, Chinese medicine in the United States doesn't match the Chinese medicine practiced in China.
    Ayurvedic medicine is a system of holistic medicine practiced widely in India and throughout Southeast Asia. It is also gaining popularity and recognition in the United States, Europe, Australia and many other areas of the world as people come to recognise the inherent wisdom and innate safety of Ayurvedic medicine. Based on thousands of years of development and use, Ayurvedic medicine is organised around the energy patterns of individuals (the way they use their bodies, what they eat, how they digest, levels of body heat, etc.) and treatment using a wide array of medicinal herbs and substances (like essential oils, coconut oil, and so on). There is also a prominent recognition of the mind/body link in Ayurvedic medicine.
    Complementary medicine (CAM) is a term that defenders of conventional medicine like to use to claim intellectual ownership over alternative medicine. Complementary medicine means combining conventional therapies with alternative therapies, but the alternative therapies are almost always dismissed from being the primary treatments as they are routinely relegated to supportive roles. Promoters of complementary medicine are usually closet drugs-and-surgery pushers who use this phrase to avoid appearing totally out of touch with health trends. Conventional doctors refer to it as CAM, or Complementary and Alternative Medicine.
    Integrative medicine is a relatively recent term that typically describes a more balanced, welcoming approach to using natural therapies alongside conventional ones. While this system of medicine still uses conventional medicine therapies such as drugs and surgeries, it usually recommends them only as a last resort, instead attempting to prevent or treat health conditions using natural therapies first. Similar to the philosophy of naturopathic physicians.
    Advanced medicine refers to the future of medicine, based on supporting the patient's health and wellness rather than attacking the patient with various chemicals or procedures like radiation and surgery. Advanced medicine is the first step to the new age of understanding about the true underlying causes of health and wellness. Advanced medicine makes conventional medicine and Western medicine obsolete, and it includes therapies like phototherapy, sunlight, nutrition, sound therapy, vibrational medicine, electromedicine, mind-body medicine, energy healing, and other similar modalities that were once considered experimental, but are now well-known to be both safe and effective at supporting the health of the patient.

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