Studio 17 - E2 - Health Freedom updates with Freedom Hub host, Charles Frohman

In this compelling episode of Studio 17, Dr. Tia Jolie Phillips engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Charles Frohman, host of the Freedom Hub podcast, delving into the critical intersections of health freedom, libertarianism, and the increasing encroachment of government and corporate interests on personal health choices. Charles, a passionate advocate for health freedom, shares his journey challenging government overreach in healthcare and promoting alternative health models like health sharing as a viable escape from the mainstream medical-industrial complex. Throughout the discussion, they explore pressing issues such as vaccine mandates, the biological risks of wireless technologies and 5G, the influence of corporate lobbying on public health, and the importance of personal responsibility in navigating today’s complex healthcare landscape. With insights on holistic health practices, regenerative agriculture, and the need for informed decision-making, this episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to reclaim their health and freedom in an increasingly controlled world.
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In this compelling episode of Studio 17, Dr. Tia Jolie Phillips sits down with Charles Frohman, host of the Freedom Hub podcast, for an in-depth conversation on health freedom, libertarianism, and the ever-increasing influence of government and corporate interests over personal health choices. Charles, a longtime advocate for health freedom, walks listeners through his journey of challenging government overreach, especially within the healthcare sector, and his passion for promoting alternative health models like health sharing as a means to bypass the mainstream medical-industrial complex.
Charles discusses how his advocacy work, particularly as a lobbyist, has focused on issues such as vaccine mandates, the lack of transparency in healthcare, and the emerging threat posed by wireless mesh technology and 5G. He explains the alarming parallels between the health risks of wireless technologies and vaccines, criticizing government agencies like the FDA, FCC, and EPA for their failure to regulate these threats properly. Drawing on his deep knowledge, he emphasizes the biological—not thermal—dangers of wireless radiation and the increasing health risks posed by unchecked 5G deployments in public spaces, parks, and farmlands. Charles also touches on the growing body of evidence linking EMFs (electromagnetic frequencies) to serious health issues, such as cancer and neurological disorders, urging listeners to take proactive steps to protect themselves from these invisible threats.
As a devoted libertarian, Charles outlines how his personal and political philosophy centers around the ideas of personal responsibility, individual freedom, and minimal government interference. Reflecting on his years in Washington D.C., he shares his frustration with the pervasive influence of corporate lobbying and how it undermines the freedom of citizens to make informed health decisions. He explains how his libertarian beliefs led him to explore and promote health-sharing models as a decentralized alternative to traditional health insurance, particularly as an escape from restrictive policies like Obamacare. Through health-sharing ministries, both secular and religious, individuals can become cash-paying patients, allowing them to shop for health services on their terms, access alternative treatments, and avoid entanglements with insurance companies.
Charles also shares his experiences as a yogi, specifically practicing Kundalini Yoga, which he feels complements his libertarian ideals by promoting self-awareness, personal responsibility, and holistic health practices. He highlights how yoga, grounding, and meditation can help balance the nervous and endocrine systems, reduce stress, and enhance overall well-being. Specific yoga poses, such as camel pose and neck stretches, are discussed for their ability to stimulate the thyroid and pituitary glands, further underscoring his belief in holistic approaches to health.
Throughout the conversation, Dr. Tia Jolie and Charles dive deep into the larger philosophical implications of health, freedom, and spirituality. They examine how corporate influence has compromised the integrity of public health institutions, with regulatory agencies often acting in the interests of large industries rather than protecting citizens. The discussion expands to cover the environmental and health dangers of toxins in our air, land, and food supply, including the harmful effects of glyphosate (a key ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup) and GMOs, which are linked to chronic diseases and ecological damage. Charles echoes concerns raised by figures like Dr. Stephanie Seneff and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who have publicly criticized government agencies for ignoring evidence about the harmful effects of chemical pollutants and wireless radiation, likening it to a vast network of corporate capture.
The conversation touches on the issue of geoengineering and chemical pollution from aircraft emissions, commonly referred to as "chemtrails", with Charles pointing out how industries, including pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, and agriculture, suppress evidence of harm to maintain profits. The parallels drawn between the health risks of EMFs, pesticides like glyphosate, and industrial farming practices reveal a disturbing trend of corporate influence at the expense of public health.
Drawing on the work of Arthur Firstenberg, author of “The Invisible Rainbow”, Charles explains how the introduction of new electromagnetic technologies has historically correlated with pandemics and public health declines. This ties into a broader critique of how emerging technologies, like HAARP (High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program), and corporate agendas suppress innovation, particularly in the field of frequency medicine, which offers non-invasive, frequency-based therapies capable of destroying pathogens without harming healthy cells. Charles also praises the work of Royal Raymond Rife, whose frequency-based methods were buried by the pharmaceutical industry to protect their profits, a stark example of how promising health solutions are often sidelined in favor of more profitable yet harmful treatments.
As the conversation progresses, Charles and Dr. Tia Jolie emphasize the importance of individual action in combating these systemic issues. Charles advocates for supporting local and organic farmers, particularly those practicing regenerative agriculture, to reduce reliance on pesticide-laden and GMO crops. He explains how buying from these sources not only benefits health but also weakens the grip of industrial farming practices that harm both people and the environment.
For those looking to move away from the traditional healthcare system, Charles highlights the significant benefits of health-sharing plans, particularly for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and families. He explains how these plans, which were originally designed for the self-employed, have expanded to include larger corporations and offer a flexible, cost-effective alternative to conventional insurance. With health-sharing, individuals can avoid restrictive networks, access alternative therapies, and even seek treatments internationally, all while saving money through cash payments and phased coverage for pre-existing conditions.

Charles also touches on the concept of electromagnetic hygiene, recommending the use of building biologists to assess and mitigate the presence of EMFs and dirty electricity in homes and workplaces. As awareness of wireless technology's dangers grows, more people are taking steps to minimize their exposure, adding momentum to calls for greater regulation and transparency.
In a broader societal context, Charles speaks about the rise of entrepreneurial disruption, which he sees as a key aspect of what he calls the "Great Awakening," a movement focused on challenging traditional systems and globalist agendas like the "Great Reset." He explains how asking questions, thinking critically, and embracing innovation have become acts of rebellion in an age where corporate and government interests often suppress free speech, alternative ideas, and hidden histories.
The episode concludes with practical advice for listeners on how to take control of their health and well-being through informed decision-making, advocating for health freedom, and pushing back against corporate control over public institutions. Charles offers actionable steps, from supporting alternative health solutions to embracing ethical agriculture and reducing exposure to harmful technologies, reminding listeners that true freedom comes from knowledge, personal responsibility, and the willingness to challenge the status quo.
This episode is a must-listen for those interested in the intersection of health, politics, and personal freedom, providing valuable insights and solutions for navigating an increasingly controlled and corporatized world.

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ABOUT CHARLES:
Charles D. Frohman is a dedicated libertarian activist and health freedom advocate, currently serving as a lobbyist for the National Health Federation (NHF). He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Government from the College of William and Mary in 1988. His career spans over three decades, during which he has actively worked to champion health rights and reduce government interference in health matters.
Frohman began his professional journey in the 1990s, gaining valuable insights while assisting Congress. He has held significant lobbying roles at various organizations, including the Cato Institute, where he focused on promoting the interests of financial trade associations and nonprofits such as Health Ventures for Pain Medicine Rights and Consumer Health Reform.
In addition to his lobbying efforts, Frohman has experience in education, having taught yoga and high school history. He also played a significant role in Governor Gary Johnson's presidential campaign, further solidifying his commitment to libertarian principles and health freedom advocacy.
As the NHF representative on Capitol Hill, Frohman aims to advance the organization's mission of promoting health freedom, advocating for consumer rights, and pushing back against restrictive health policies. His work embodies a dedication to empowering individuals to make informed health choices in a landscape often dominated by special interests.
For more details on his initiatives and the NHF's work, visit:
- National Health Federation: [www.thenhf.com] (http://www.thenhf.com)
- Charles Frohman's Profile: [LinkedIn] (https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-d-frohman-0034141)

ABOUT TIA JOLIE:
Dr. Tia Jolie Phillips is a distinguished expert in Holistic Natural Health and Nutrition, holding a PhD in the field. A graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, she served as a military pilot, where she honed her leadership skills and commitment to service. These experiences greatly inform her approach to wellness, emphasizing discipline, resilience, and a strong sense of community.

As the founder of Earth Angel Media, Tia Jolie elevates the conversation around holistic health through engaging podcasts that spotlight innovators, thinkers, and problem-solvers from diverse fields. She is currently developing a holistic health expo in Central Florida, which will bring together 50 health practitioners to promote various wellness practices, empowering individuals and communities. Through her initiatives, Tia Jolie aims to foster an inclusive dialogue about health and well-being, ensuring that holistic practices are accessible to all.

Dedicated to educating the public on critical health concepts, Tia Jolie shares resources that help individuals navigate their wellness journeys. Her commitment to promoting truth, reason, and justice reflects her belief that informed communities are better equipped to make ethical health decisions. Additionally, she is launching an elite skincare line from South Korea and developing the 'Earth Angel Guardians of Truth, Reason, and Justice' project. This global alliance focuses on critical thinking and ethical solutions, advocating for unity through diversity. Through these multifaceted endeavors, Tia Jolie strives to restore wellness and connection within communities, establishing herself as a significant force in holistic health and nutrition.
Learn more about her at www.TiaJolie.com/biography