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Sayer Ji is an author and investigative journalist, the founder of GreenMedInfo and Restore the First, and a co-founder of Stand for Health Freedom.

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Sayer Ji is an author and investigative journalist. He founded GreenMedInfo in 2008, co-founded Stand for Health Freedom, chairs the Global Wellness Forum, and founded Restore the First after serving as a named plaintiff in Finn v. Global Engagement Center. He is the author of Regenerate (Hay House, 2020) and Shadow Empire: The Epstein Files (Skyhorse, winter 2026).

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Sayer Ji is an author, investigative journalist and founder. In 2008 he launched GreenMedInfo, an open-access research platform that today lists 109,812 editor-curated studies on natural and integrative health. He is the author of Regenerate: Unlocking Your Body’s Radical Resilience through the New Biology (Hay House, 2020) and Shadow Empire: The Epstein Files (Skyhorse Publishing with Children’s Health Defense, winter 2026), a documentary investigation with every claim footnoted to a document in the federal Epstein release.

He co-founded Stand for Health Freedom and served on its founding board (2019–2024), chairs the Global Wellness Forum, is a Senior Advisor to MAHA Action, and sits on the steering committee of Make Europe Healthy Again. Named in the Center for Countering Digital Hate’s 2021 “Disinformation Dozen” report, he became a named plaintiff in Finn v. Global Engagement Center and in 2026 introduced Restore the First, a citizens’ coalition seeking congressional protections for free speech.

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Sayer Ji began his career far from a newsroom. After a philosophy degree at Rutgers, where he studied phenomenology and the philosophy of science, he completed a residency at Zen Mountain Monastery and then spent five years as a counselor and wilderness-therapy specialist with youth programs in New Jersey and New Hampshire. He then managed an organic market in southwest Florida before launching GreenMedInfo in 2008: an open-access, searchable index of peer-reviewed research on foods, herbs, nutrients and other natural interventions, drawn from the National Library of Medicine’s PubMed. The platform now lists 109,812 editor-curated studies and links more than 455,000 to substances and conditions. The same approach shaped his book Regenerate (Hay House, 2020) and his co-authored The Cancer Killers.

In 2021 the Center for Countering Digital Hate named him one of twelve people it said were behind a majority of the anti-vaccine content in its sample. Meta publicly disputed the report’s method. The White House cited the statistic and platforms removed accounts. Ji responded by documenting the episode from primary records. In 2025 he became one of six named plaintiffs in Finn v. Global Engagement Center, which was dismissed in July 2026 on pleading grounds before the court reached the merits. He then introduced Restore the First, a coalition that asks Congress to preserve the record of platform pressure and create enforceable protections for speech.

In January 2026 he was quoted in the White House’s “What They Are Saying” release on the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans, identified as Global Wellness Forum Chairman. His advocacy work includes co-founding Stand for Health Freedom and serving on its founding board (2019–2024), co-founding and chairing the Global Wellness Forum (2025), serving as one of three National Health Federation delegates to the Codex Committee on Food Additives in Seoul (March 2025), advising MAHA Action, and speaking at the European Parliament at the October 2025 launch of Make Europe Healthy Again, whose steering committee he joined.

His current work is investigative. Shadow Empire: The Epstein Files (Skyhorse Publishing with Children’s Health Defense, winter 2026) reconstructs the financial, philanthropic, scientific and state-security relationships documented in the federal Epstein records, and footnotes every claim to a document readers can look up themselves.