Individual
Sayer Ji
Author, founder, Health Freedom Advocate, Health Media Figure, Interviewee, Natural Health Advocate, Publisher, researcher, speaker, Vaccine Critic | Foundation for Alternative and Integrative Medicine, Global GMO Free Coalition, Global Wellness Forum, GreenMedInfo, International Journal of Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine, National Health Federation, Stand for Health Freedom, Systome Biomed, The Truth About Cancer, Unite.live
Roles / TypesAuthor, founder, Health Freedom Advocate, Health Media Figure, Interviewee, Natural Health Advocate, Publisher, researcher, speaker, Vaccine Critic
OrganizationsFoundation for Alternative and Integrative Medicine, Global GMO Free Coalition, Global Wellness Forum, GreenMedInfo, International Journal of Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine, National Health Federation, Stand for Health Freedom, Systome Biomed, The Truth About Cancer, Unite.live
Websitehttps://sayerji.com/
X / Twitterhttps://x.com/sayerjigmi
Substackhttps://sayerji.substack.com/
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Sayer Ji is a natural-health writer, speaker, activist, and founder of GreenMedInfo.com, a natural and integrative health database and publishing platform launched in 2008. GreenMedInfo describes itself as an open-access natural health resource built from peer-reviewed study abstracts and topic indexes, with consumer-facing articles, eBooks, courses, webinars, memberships, and newsletters.
Ji is the author of Regenerate: Unlocking Your Body's Radical Resilience Through the New Biology and co-author of The Cancer Killers: The Cause Is The Cure. His cancer-related work emphasizes food-as-medicine, natural compounds, lifestyle, toxicant avoidance, and claims about the body's capacity for regeneration. These entries should be treated as natural-health advocacy and literature, not as established oncology treatment guidance.
He is also connected with Stand for Health Freedom, Unite.live, Global Wellness Forum, Systome Biomed, the National Health Federation, and the Global GMO Free Coalition. Critics and fact-checkers have accused GreenMedInfo and Ji of selective interpretation of biomedical literature and vaccine/COVID misinformation; Ji and GreenMedInfo dispute those characterizations and frame the work as health freedom, informed consent, and counterbalance to pharmaceutical bias.