Practicing Medicine Freely Through the PMA Model
18 Mar 2026 · 25 min
In this episode of the Peptides and Longevity Podcast, host Mike O'Neill interviews Blake, the CEO and founder of Forgotten Formula, about Private Membership Associations (PMAs) as a constitutional framework for delivering alternative medical therapies outside traditional regulatory oversight. Blake explains how the U.S. legal hierarchy—Supreme Court, federal, and state law—places licensed physicians under the authority of state medical boards and the FDA, limiting their ability to offer modalities such as peptides (e.g., BPC‑157), ivermectin, raw milk, ayahuasca, frequency chambers, and other bioregulators. By forming a PMA, practitioners and patients become members of a private club, moving the relationship out of the public doctor‑patient realm and into a member‑to‑member contract protected by the Constitution. This structure shields against subpoenas, HIPAA requests, and licensing enforcement, as demonstrated by real‑world examples like raw‑milk co‑ops, private butchering operations, and alcohol licensing in dry counties. Blake argues that PMAs restore freedom of speech, association, and the right to practice medicine without fear of raids or license loss, while also providing a scalable network of clinics across the United States. The conversation blends legal analysis, critique of the FDA and mainstream medicine, spiritual/ethical motivations, and a call to action for doctors and patients to join the Forgotten Formula PMA. Sponsor reads for Integrative Peptides bookend the episode.
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If you understand constitutional law and you're operating at the constitutional level and you fully say, I am only operating in the public, I am no longer serving the public, you're invoking your constitutional right as American. And why not be patriotic? Why not be free? If you really want to make America healthy again, you have to understand the constitutional side of this.
Welcome to the Peptides and Longevity Podcast. Each week we'll dive into groundbreaking science, innovative therapies, and the future of health and longevity. Alongside visionary physicians and experts, we'll explore how peptides, cutting-edge medicine, and lifestyle strategies can redefine the way we age. Get ready to transform your health, optimize your vitality, and unlock the secrets to a longer, healthier life. Let's get started. Hey everybody, my name is Mike O'Neill. We wanna welcome you back to the Peptides and Bioregulators Summit. Today I have joining one of the most incredibly genius men in our industry I have ever got to know. He is not only a genius about healing protocols, utilizing things like peptides and bioregulators, but he will revolutionize the way that you think you should be able to practice in the United States, a man who is a champion for freedom and knows more about governmental regulations than any human I've ever met on planet Earth. And so I want to introduce you guys to Blake, the CEO and founder of Forgotten Formula. So Blake, thank you so much for joining me today. And I think we're going to kick off this conversation. We literally could talk about anything on planet Earth, right? But we want to talk about what is a PMA? What does it mean to have a private membership association and why is it important to consider how we are treating one another in modern-day America?
Okay. So I think as we look across the board from COVID to present, even before then, we can look at the history of medicine and see that it's not really headed in a, in a, in a good direction. For being the, the wealthiest nation in the world to have the numbers in healthcare that we do, pretty sad, right? And kids are getting sicker, hospitals are getting bigger, not smaller. These are all signs that we, we've just gone completely completely awry. We wanted to look at across the board, how could, or even better, what did the founding fathers leave us as a breadcrumb for the monopolization of medicine? Hmm. Because we looked up there and say, okay, well they left some things for the monopolization of all these other things. What's there for if, you know, government gets too big or people, you know, get outside their reach. So what we looked at as the levels of law, and I think a lot of doctors, a lot of people don't understand the levels of law. The top level of law. Would be the Supreme Court, right? Then you have federal law, then you have state law, which is where the medical board sits. And the reason that the medical board sits right there is because a long time ago we couldn't just have a bunch of people playing doctor, right?
Mm-hmm.
Like before everyone started to get a journeyman's license, they would just go just wire up a house, right? A lot of houses burned down.
True.
So the government, their job is to what? Protect the public, right? That they have to protect the public to give basic, basic requirement to protect the public at minimum, right? So the same thing with the medical license. Not everybody is qualified to be a practitioner. Not everybody's qualified to be a surgeon.
Sure.
So you need to go to school for that. Now, the issue, the, where they got a lot of people is once you accept the medical license, you're now at the helm of the medical board. Mm-hmm. And you're stuck at this middle level of law. Every law that's made governs you. The FDA makes a law, it governs you. They ban BPC, it governs you. Mm-hmm. Right? Because you're in the same level of law where they have authority. Mm-hmm. Right? But where in the Constitution does it say that BPC-157 is no longer accepted in America? Nowhere. Nowhere. Right? Or any of the peptides or any of these other modalities that we all love and we know work, even things like peroxide that you can't recommend for, you know, nebulization or, or, or, or, you know, a lot of things. Yeah. Or sodium bicarbonate, which is in every emergency room. So when you look at my story and how I was just saying, okay, this kid has cancer, or this person has cancer, they've been kicked out of the hospital. I'm gonna help 'em. Yep. Right. And not to get too much into my journey, but what you, what you start to want to, well, your friends, your doctor friends start going, they're gonna kill you, man. You know, what you're doing is is, you know, it's not okay. You know, you need to be very careful. And, and, you know, we're also around a lot of quantum guys, a lot of, uh, frequency guys. And, you know, I'm a big believer in what you say matters. Yep. You know, I'm a, I'm a Christian, so, you know, God said, right? Let there be light, things like that. So words, uh, essentially dictate your, your realities and you can manifest those things, right? So I didn't like every conversation being, Michael, you're going to jail. right?
Mm-hmm.
So PMA was brought up, right? And at first I'm like, can't be real. Like, what do you mean that we can create a private club, a private group that we can practice modalities how we see fit and really truly let people take control of their health?
That's incredible.
And also let a doctor not go home scared to death because he maybe wrote a prescription for ivermectin or a prescription for this, maybe one too many, or low dose nitroxy whatever. And the medical board goes, oh, well, we're gonna investigate you. And the biggest problem with that happens is, okay, the medical board has their attorneys and then you get served with a piece of paper or a letter, right? And then you go, oh my God, I gotta go hire an attorney. And now you, now you've just kind of almost admitted guilt too, because now you've hired your attorney. Yeah. Yeah. And not only that, you're in that low, you're in that middle level of law now. And they made all the rules already. All the law came from the medical board because you chose to be governed by that, right? So what the PMA does is you take yourself out of that and you say, okay, there is no doctor-patient relationship anymore. I'm no longer a part of this middle level of law. I'm going to be in a private association and I'm going to go to the Supreme Court now. So similar to how the passing of the 18th Amendment Ended prohibition.
Yep.
Yeah. But did Utah like that? Did certain southern municipalities like that? No, no, sir. You know, didn't matter what religion, whether it was the Methodist or the Baptist or the Mormons running things. No offense to anyone. I'm saying I grew up in a dry county. Mm-hmm. And the other wealthier people that understood the law said, well, we're not gonna do this. And this is key. We're not gonna just make an association to break the law. What we're gonna do though, since you guys passed a local law that says I can't serve alcohol in this county, I'm gonna build a golf course. And because when people play golf, they like to drink cold beer. Yep. And at the end of an 18-round golf, they're gonna wanna go to the 19th hole and have a drink or have a wedding with wine.
Yeah.
Right. Private tennis court, private, private pool. Are you allowed on those grounds of mine and yours country club without being a member? No, you're not. Right. You have to be a member. It's not for the public. Now the rules about running around the pool. Yeah. That inside of our club, you can't do it, but at your, at a public pool, they can't do it either. Right. Correct. But we're just doing that rule because it's safe. Right.
Yeah.
But we're not mandating something that's violation of human or violation of constitutional right. So now that me and you own the club, we were able to buy a liquor license from the state after Prohibition ended. Regardless of the local level of law, not wanting that, the state law now had to change because federal law changed. Until the Constitution of the United States changes, PMA structure will not change. And you cannot say on one end that I can sell alcohol in a dry county and not apply that to medicine and other different things. And I'll give you another example, butchering. Okay. The USDA requires to have permitting. Inspection, all of that. Well, there's PMAs that butcher. They butcher live, huge, big carcasses, and they do it. They do it without a license. They do it without inspection because they only serve the members of the private. And remember, is there anything in the Constitution about processing beef? Is there anything in the Constitution about processing hogs? Is there anything in the Constitution about processing raw milk and selling it? These people that have PMAs were arrested for selling raw milk. Before they had the PMA. Once they got the PMA, homogenizing didn't matter. Pasteurization didn't matter because those laws are what? Made to govern the public. Yeah. And it's through those levels of law that you will understand that it doesn't— just because you're a doctor, it doesn't mean that the, the law doesn't apply to you.
Mm-hmm.
Right? Because you chose to be at the state level. Now, at the Supreme Court level, we would call that a precedent. Mm-hmm. So we call on those precedents. Just because the lower level courts have to abide by those precedents ruled by the Supreme Court. That's how legal works. And so when somebody says, well, what if, what if this happens? Well, what if that happens? Well, it never will. If you, you're only as good, your PMA is only as good as your paperwork and your process. Meaning if you're trying to have a public clinic and a private clinic, then I would ask you why. Is it because the insurance is paying you? Is it because you think people can't come to you without having insurance? Well, we all know that's bull. We all operate cash only.
Every doctor's office I've ever visited in the last, like, 10 years, they've all gone cash only.
And then, and at the same time, let's understand HIPAA. HIPAA can be subpoenaed because a PMA, its members are protected by the Constitution. You cannot have a member list subpoenaed and you cannot have member documents subpoenaed. Subpoenaed. The other way that it, it, it protects, remember, no doctor patient, it's just member to member. So the doctor takes his coat off, still qualified, still amazing, still has all of the, uh, knowledge that he, that he has, but he's just an American at that point.
Hmm.
And then we are putting two American members together. You can call it like, okay, Masonic Lodge, another example of fraternal orders that operate under these guidelines. Funny thing, the Bar Association, the bar is a PMA. Why do you think the lawyers govern themselves under the Bar Association?
Because they're the ultimate way they know how to protect themselves.
Because they're at the level of law, highest level. Yeah. At the Supreme Court. Right. So the bar even knows the law better than most lawyers. Because you're gonna have people say, well, my lawyer says PMAs don't work. Well, okay, well, if you understand constitutional law and you're operating at the constitutional level and you fully say, I am only operating in the public, I am no longer serving the public.
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You're invoking your constitutional right as an American, and why not be patriotic? Why not be free? If you really want to make America healthy again, you have to understand the constitutional side of this. And it's really, really bizarre how it's always Like doctors, medical has to be done different. No. If you look in, even in the history of medicine, the barber used to be the bloodletter. That's where you went. Yeah. George Washington died from bloodletting and leeching and, you know, they messed him up really bad. But the point is, is that doctors, clinics, modern medicine hasn't done us well. And so if we want to rewrite medicine safely and protect our family, protect our businesses, then join our PMA. Come underneath the Constitution, enjoy the freedoms of being able to go home, go, go to bed at night. And not have to worry about losing your license or, you know, your place getting raided. And what's cool about PMAs as well is that manufacturing can also be private. Every segment of scalability can be private. It's not— the Supreme Court ruled this way. It's not illegal. Is it an act of evil? That's the guideline. What's a— what is a substantive act of evil, to properly say the real one? A substantive act of evil as defined by the Supreme Court would be that we were training people on how to kill, on how to do things that hurt. Yeah. Not short-chain amino acids, you know?
Yeah.
And, you know, and I still, you know, think that a jury of anyone's peers is not going to come after you for a short-chain amino acids profile versus I can show you 8 drugs that have killed millions of people. 100%. Right?
Yeah.
And so, and so if you are wanting that protection and you, and you feel like, you know, you're trapped and you want to be able to give people modalities and also have safety. And the PMAs, you know, we're for you and we're looking for doctors that are after root cause, that know that disease is a multifaceted summation of life experience and that it needs to be addressed not in 15 minutes. You cannot just turn and burn that and tell me that you're a doctor that cares. You need to hear their story.
Yep.
And find out what's the mental, the gut, the The parasites, the virus that's below the mouth, all those things matter in the summation of why someone's sick. To be able to give the public exactly what they're longing for right now, a choice in their health. I would encourage everyone to check us out and also, you know, join us, join us in this journey, in the fight, shine bright in the darkness with us. We know that if we cure one person, 10 people come, and then you replicate that. If you want to be a part of an organization that has products that disrupt, products that heal and cure, the more that you sell here, the more of the people that you cure. And that's, that's our motto. And I think that we've positioned ourselves for doctors where they have an opportunity to really make— the money comes because of the success of curing the patient.
I love that. Yeah, I think my first introduction to a PMA structure was two different things you already talked about. One, I lived in a little small town in Fort Worth. And one of the pharmacies allowed a raw milk farmer to come and sell raw milk through their PMA.
Yeah.
You actually, you signed a PMA before you bought anything in the pharmacy itself. It had a little co-op built into it. And so I signed it 'cause I wanted raw milk and I wanted to support the farmer who was basically not gonna bow down to the government agency and kill the substance that's gonna heal our bodies. Right. And then another, uh, small town in Dallas, I wa— I walked into a health food store. They were all PMA. You had to pay a membership fee to even purchase something from the store.
Right.
Well, come to find out they were doing modalities. They were healing patients out of the back of the store. They had a whole health coaching model. They had practitioners that worked back there. They had a hocket back there. They had all these different tools. but yet they kept themselves protected through this PMA structure. And it was the first time that for me, even before I knew who Blake was, that that structure protected me as a citizen in the US to go and have the freedom to choose what I want to put in my body.
Yeah.
What I want to do for my body. And I don't, it's, it's, it trips me up. And the longer I get to hang out with you, Blake, it's amazing is that we trust a governmental agency. Like the FDA that, like you said, approves the drug that has killed millions of people, right? Prescription drug deaths are like the top 3 cause of death in America for American citizens, right? So why do we think that that agency is the trusted name to support and supply all knowledge for us to believe that? And I, I think the, you know, ivermectin is gonna be harmful for us when we saw during COVID we saw during these you know, resurgences of like, oh, we need to get back to taking care of ourselves. We, you know, we got to see that ivermectin saved a lot of lives or Finland saved a lot of lives, or, you know, I got in trouble one day for speaking out about vaccine education or different things where my words were shifting people's decisions and the powers that be did not like me speaking even. And so I just like the structure because inside the PMA model, I can say what I feel. And I could say what I believe in. And that goes all the way back to where you started, which is if God spoke creation into existence, if the biology of belief is a real thing, then we've got to come against a system that speaks death into existence over clients' and patients' bodies. We have the ability to speak life again. And I think at the ultimate PMA level, we're getting to be restored back to the freedom of speech. And the freedom for us to choose the right to practice and to do, perform medicine, healing modalities have been on earth before the FDA ever existed. If Luke was a practitioner in the Bible, he didn't have a Quest Diagnostic to send your blood sample off to. That man was performing medicine somehow that was mixed with spirituality. There's been shamanic practices throughout all generations. They didn't go to Bastyr. They didn't go, they just knew the plant. Yeah.
Herbs were here for the service of men, right? So, and given the right conditions, conditions, the body does heal. Yeah. And it, you know, 90 nutrients a day, 60 of them the body doesn't make. All those things are not taught in medical school. And we live inside a system where they looked at, all right, well, we're gonna break up oil. We're gonna, or then, you know, that made some people mad. So they made petroleum-based medicine, antibiotics hit. You see the downfall of cannabis and hemp and all that ECS and cannabinoids, all those things went away and ooh, the devil. And you see the rise of, of, of big ag and alcohol and genetically modified vaccines. Even we can go back to the use of late trial and B-17 in the, in the late '80s, you know, PMA structure would've provided them protection, right? Because again, at a constitutional level, is it illegal? No. So because I'm not harming the public or any shape or form engaging with the public, and I'm only operating member to member, it allows us to do everything that's not a substantive act of evil. So it opens the door up for a lot of things, especially with veterans right now. Yeah. When you're talking about, you you know, these ayahuasca, the, you know, the psilocybin, the ketamine, the theta chambers, the frequency balancing act with the brain and all those modalities are always like, but at the end of the day, like you said, what's the forgotten formula? We'll go all the way back, right? Go back 1,500 years of how the evolution of medicine occurred, right? You'll see where there was points in history where they were doing really well and then society war happened and people were murdered, mass people were murdered.
Mm-hmm.
And intelligence was lost, right? Libraries were burnt. You learned things from your elders, right?
Yeah.
Grandma, great grandma. And that kind of leads back into, again, if you don't have what grandma has and the bacteria that she has, you're set up for autoimmune city, right? And what I saw is cesareans used to never happen. Now it's like everyone's had a cesarean, no breastfeeding. And think about it, the body needs naughty nutrients. If I put the baby on formula, they're not gonna get the 90 nutrients a day they need, 60 of 'em essential, right? They didn't get the microbiota, the vagina or the anus. So the baby's already immune deficient.
Yep.
And if she didn't get breast milk, that's the first time they get anandamide. The latching mechanism from cannabinoids is from that. And if you don't get that colostrum, the baby is now ready for the autoimmunship, right? And that's a, and that's a Netflix customer for life. Yeah.
Right.
And then that model, the price just goes up, up, up, up, up. Right. And if dad had Blue Cross Blue Shield, mom has Blue Cross Blue Shield or any other major healthcare, they're gonna keep them locked in that system.
Right.
And so we've had different situations where if we wouldn't have had the PMA, that child would be dead. Right.
Yep.
And that if there's no other reason, like no child deserves to be stuck in a situation where since 9 months old you've been on chemo. And you know, when you turn 9, they do a bone marrow transplant and almost kill you and then run you out of the, the facility. What do you do? Well, they came to us and, you know, I would encourage everybody to look at situations like that and not be so much caught into the what-ifs, but what about the what now? Yeah. What needs to happen now? How many people are dying every day because we're not signing up members and bringing them in and showing them that the spike protein does this or, You shouldn't do these because this will happen. We shouldn't, as Americans, be restricted to the freedom of speech, the freedom to contract, and the right to association, right? Yeah. And those are in the Constitution. Mm-hmm. So again, we would encourage all practitioners to, to drop the ego a bit. Remember that you're a patriot. Remember that you're an American and you can start now. You can start today. Yeah. By coming and going, checking us out. Learning more about who we are. There's 50 doctors in our organization, thousands of members. Our goal is to have a clinic in every state so that no matter where you move, they have a place to call them. They have a place that knows that it's not just oxidative therapies, it's not just peptides, it's not just the supplements, it's the, it's the everything. It's one place, one shop, one family. Yeah. Right. And together we can, we can make a difference. It's really hard to do this by yourself. but as a private group, we can change the masses in a good way and have a Christian mindset, moral, ethical mindset. No, no matter what religion you are, moral, ethical standards to live by that practice root cause. And again, just because we've forgotten some things doesn't mean we can't change it. But then now roping that into a modern world where we can integrate things like frequency, the Hockett, the theta chambers. You know, all these amazing tools we now have, and now hopefully, and I think we can, because one cool thing about all this work is we can die. The last member dies, the PMA dies. So the PMA lives on until the last member dies. So live for something, die for nothing, right? Like if we all start today, we can build something that we can leave for our kids, blaze a trail so that it's not so hard for them to find the way. Right? Yep. Um, and that's awesome.
So, well, Blake, if anyone's interested in the PMA, where do they find you or how do they get connected to Forgotten Formula or?
Well, and they can call me or you or Cami.
Sure.
Okay. And, uh, also just go to forgottenformula.com. You can click on the little WhatsApp button or just reach out, uh, through, through the website and we'd love to talk to you. I'd love to, love to get to know what you do. Uh, if you have a passion for healing and a passion for helping, we want you to be a part of this. Love that. Awesome.
Well, stay tuned because this is only part 1, part 2, and the next part 2, I guarantee you're gonna wanna listen to. Blake, thank you so much for joining me today, and we'll see y'all soon.
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