Caraka Alapítvány
Kiskunfélegyháza, Hungary
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Caraka Alapítvány is a foundation based in Kiskunfélegyháza, Hungary working on health, science & research.
Caraka Alapítvány is a Hungarian foundation based in Kiskunfélegyháza. It states that it aims to support scientific research into natural and traditional medicine, including the evaluation of ancient healing methods, and to make reliable information available to the public. Its activities include organising international conferences in Budapest, commissioning or accepting research projects in data collection, clinical studies and laboratory testing of herbs and natural substances, and maintaining a database of scientific results. The foundation has also hosted conferences and publications critical of COVID-19 vaccination, public health authorities and the pharmaceutical industry. It states that it does not engage in direct party politics.
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Túlélő Bázis Program
Community development · Hungary
Programme promoting self-sufficient living and food production, including foraging for edible wild plants and mushrooms.
Egyesítsük Erőinket Mozgalom (EEM)
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A movement maintained by the foundation, funded by sympathisers, focused on community cooperation.
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Új Magyar Orvosi Kar, Magyar Integratív Medicina Szövetség, Szent Korona Igazsága Tanácsadó és Jogvédő Egyesület, Magyarok Világszövetsége
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