Proposed Reforms

On the basis of documented cases and analysis of physiological rights, the following systemic reforms are proposed:

1. Legal Recognition of Physiological Rights

Integrate physiological rights into national and international legal frameworks, as a complement to existing rights.

2. Universal Access to Physiological Testing

Guarantee free and systematic access to tests measuring essential physiological parameters (levels of vitamins, minerals, hormones).

3. Reimbursement of Supplements and Corrective Treatments

Ensure public reimbursement of nutritional supplements and hormonal treatments necessary to correct measured physiological imbalances.

4. Training of Health Professionals

Train physicians and other health professionals to recognise the importance of optimal physiological parameters and to adopt a proactive approach to prevention and correction of imbalances.

5. Research on Individualised Norms

Fund research on individualised physiological norms, rather than simple population averages.