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- 5-Loxin - Extract from Boswellia serrata with anti-inflammatory properties
- Activist Groups - Associations of individuals that attempt to influence governments or society in general
- Adams, Charles - Attorney, tax historian and author
- Aerobic Exercise - Walking, running, swimming: increases respiration and heart rate
- Alpha-GPC - An acetylcholine precursor derived from soy lecithin
- Alpha-Linolenic acid - An omega-3 fatty acid found in certain plant oils
- Alzheimer's Disease - Degenerative disease of the brain characterized by loss of cognitive ability
- America: Freedom to Fascism - 2005 documentary about the U.S. Federal Reserve and the federal income tax
- Amino Acids - The building blocks of proteins
- Anatomy - The study of the structure and parts of the body
- Antioxidants - Substances that prevent damage caused by free radicals
- Anti-statism - Opposition to the State
- Athletes - Professional or amateur sportsmen and sportswomen
- Atkins Diet - Low carbohydrate diet proposed by Dr. Robert Atkins
- Baden, John - Founder and Chairman of Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment
- Bagge, Peter - American cartoonist, creator of the comic book series Hate
- Bailey, Covert - Best-selling fitness author, creator of the "Fit of Fat" books and programs
- Ballot Access - Laws and rules defining requirements for putting candidates on a ballot
- Baloo - Pen-name of political cartoonist Rex F. May
- Barger, Sonny - Founding member of the Oakland Hells Angels, author
- Barr, Bob - Former U.S. Representative from Georgia, 2008 Libertarian Party presidential candidate
- Barro, Robert - Professor of economics at Harvard University
- Barry, Dave - Author and syndicated humor columnist
- Bast, Joseph - President and CEO of The Heartland Institute
- Bell, Art - Original host of syndicated all-night radio show "Coast to Coast AM"
- Bennett, James T. - Professor of economics and author
- Bethell, Tom - Senior editor of The American Spectator
- Bezos, Jeff - Founder and chief executive of Amazon.com
- Bidwell, Robert - Business management and turnaround specialist, author, professor
- Bieser, Scott - American comics illustrator and writer
- Biology - The study of living organisms
- Biotin - Water-soluble member of the B-vitamin complex
- Bisson, Ken - Physician, libertarian activist, organizer of Freedom Cruises
- Boswellia - Boswellia serrata, a tree of the frankincense family
- Brain - The organ of thought, coordinates and regulates bodily activities
- Brand, Stewart - Creator of The Whole Earth Catalog
- Branson, Richard - Founder and chairman of Virgin Group, Ltd.
- Breggin, Peter - Psychiatrist and author, founder of The International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology
- Brin, David - American science fiction writer, winner of several Nebula, Hugo and LOCUS Best Novel awards
- Brudnoy, David - Host of "The David Brudnoy Show" on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
- Buckstein, Steve - Founder and President of the Cascade Policy Institute
- Bureaucrash - International "Freedom Activist Network"
- Burg, Bob - Motivational speaker and author of Winning Without Intimidation
- Burns, Gene - Host of "The Gene Burns Program" radio show
- Burroughs, William S. - 20th century American writer
- Butler, Pierce - Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court in the early 20th century
- Cairnes, John Elliott - Nineteenth century Irish economist
- Calcium - Symbol Ca, element number 20. Most abundant mineral in the body
- Calorie Restriction - Regimen of eating fewer calories to extend human life span
- Cameron, Dean - Film and TV actor, starred in Ski School movies
- Campaign Finance - The practices of funding political campaigns
- Campaign for Liberty - Advocacy group stemming from Ron Paul's 2008 Presidential campaign
- Campbell, John Archibald - Nineteenth century American lawyer, Supreme Court Justice until 1861
- Cardiovascular Diseases - Disorders affecting the heart and the blood vessels
- Cardiovascular System - The heart and vessels that transport blood
- Carnosine - A dipeptide consisting of the amino acids beta-alanine and L-histidine
- Carpenter, Ted Galen - Vice President for Defense and Foreign Policy Studies at the Cato Institute
- Carter, Dixie - Film, stage and TV actress, starred in the TV series "Designing Women"
- Carter, Graydon - Co-founder of Spy magazine, editor of Vanity Fair
- Cartoonists - Artists who create humorous, satirical or informative drawings
- Chong, Tommy - Comedian, partner with Cheech Marin in Cheech and Chong
- Chromium - Symbol Cr, element number 24. Trace mineral involved in glucose metabolism
- Clark, John Bates - 19th/20th century American economist
- Clinton, Hillary - U.S. First Lady (1993-2001), former Senator and Secretary of State
- Cloud, Michael - Libertarian speechwriter and fundraiser, 2002 U.S. Senate candidate from Massachusetts
- Club for Growth - Helps elect candidates who support limited government and lower taxes
- Coenzyme Q10 - CoQ10, ubiquinone, ubidecarerone
- Colley, Michael - Retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral, former Pacific Fleet commander
- Conferences - Conferences, conventions and other periodic meetings
- Conjugated linoleic acid - Nutrient found in beef and dairy products
- Cooley, Thomas M. - Nineteenth century American lawyer and Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court
- Cruises - Sea voyages for pleasure
- Cuban, Mark - American entrepreneur, owner of the Dallas Mavericks and other businesses
- Davis, Jefferson - President of the Confederate States of America
- Dawkins, Richard - British zoologist, author of The Selfish Gene
- Dayton, Sky - Founder of Earthlink and Boingo Wireless
- Dell, Michael - Founder and chairman of Dell, Inc.
- Demento, Dr. - Radio DJ, hosts two-hours of "mad music and crazy comedy"
- DeMille, Nelson - American bestselling mystery writer
- Deming, W. Edwards - 20th century American statistician
- D-Glucarate - Phytoextract found in some fruits and vegetables, may have cancer preventive properties
- DHEA - Dehydroepiandrosterone. A hormone produced by the adrenal glands
- Diabetes - Chronic metabolic disorder associated with reduced insulin levels, a hormone produced by the pancreas
- Dicots - The Magnoliopsida class (botanical classification) of flowering plants whose seeds have two cotyledons
- Dieting - Eating sparingly for health reasons, particularly to lose weight
- Digestive Diseases - Disorders of the digestive organs
- Digestive System - Organs involved in the digestion and assimilation of food
- Directors and Producers - Film, TV and stage directors, producers and other crew
- Diseases - Conditions of the body or its parts where normal functioning is impaired
- Dixon, Michael - Management consultant, national chair of the U.S. Libertarian Party (2004- )
- Docosahexaenoic acid - An omega-3 fatty acid found in fish oil
- Dooling, Richard - American novelist, co-writer of Stephen King's "Kingdom Hospital" TV miniseries
- Downs, Hugh - Past host of the ABC News "20/20" newsmagazine, radio commentator for "Perspectives"
- Downsize DC - Mass marketing and popularization for the pro-liberty movement
- Drolet, Leon - State representative in the Michigan House of Representatives
- Drucker, Peter - 20th century Austrian-born American author and professor of management
- Drudge, Matt - Pioneer of Internet journalism, author of the "Drudge Report" news website
- Dyson, Esther - Editor at large at CNET Networks, editor of technology newsletter Release 1.0
- Eicosapentaenoic acid - An omega-3 fatty acid found in fish oil
- Ellagic Acid - Phenolic compound found in red raspberries, strawberries and other fruits
- Endocrine System - Thyroid, pituitary and other glands that produce hormones
- Environmental - Organizations that study conservation, ecology and other environmental issues
- Essential Fatty Acids - Omega-3 and Omega-6 EFAs
- Evoy, Ken - President and CEO of SiteSell Inc., creator of Site Build It! web business system
- Exercise - Physical activity to maintain or improve health
- Fencing - The sport of fighting with swords (foils, épees or sabers)
- Field, Stephen Johnson - Nineteenth century American lawyer and Supreme Court Justice
- Flake, Jeff - Arizona Senator
- Flavonoids - Class of water-soluble plant pigments, such as isoflavones and anthocyanidins
- Flood, Curt - Baseball outfielder with the St. Louis Cardinals during the 1960's
- Flynn, Michael - American science fiction writer, winner of 1991 and co-winner of 1992 Prometheus Awards
- Flynt, Larry - Publisher of Hustler magazine
- Folate - Folic acid, member of the B-complex
- Foley, Mark - Florida Congressman
- Foudy, Michael - Host of "America The Beautiful" and co-host of "Newsmaker" radio talk shows
- Freedom House - Publishers of several freedom-related surveys and publications
- Frezza, Bill - Founder and President of Wireless Computing Associates, General Partner in Adams Capital Management
- Fuhrig, Joseph - Professor of Economics and Finance at Golden Gate University
- Fulks, Robbie - American country singer and songwriter
- Fund, John - Columnist and editorial board member of the Wall Street Journal
- Fylstra, Dan - President of Frontline Systems, founder of VisiCorp
- Galloway, Don - TV and film actor, played Detective Ed Brown on the TV series "Ironside"
- Gamma-Linolenic acid - An omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acid found in some plant seed oils
- Garlic - Allium sativum, a bulbous herb of the onion family
- Garvey, Olive W. - American businesswoman, chairman of the board of Garvey, Inc.
- Garvin, Glenn - The Miami Herald television critic, past contributing editor to Reason
- Gilmore, John - American computer programmer, co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Cygnus Solutions
- Gladstone, William Ewart - Nineteenth century British Prime Minister
- Glassman, James K. - Host of Tech Central Station website
- Glutathione - Antioxidant, peptide of glutamic acid, cysteine and glycine
- Goldstein, Al - Co-founder and publisher of Screw magazine
- Gore, Al - Vice President of the United States, 1993-2001
- Gravel, Mike - Former U.S. Senator from Alaska, 2008 Libertarian Party presidential aspirant
- Green Party - United States
- Greenspan, Alan - Former Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (1987-2006)
- Haberler, Gottfried - 20th century Austrian-born economist
- Havel, Václav - First President of the Czech Republic
- Heart - The muscular organ that pumps blood through the body
- Herbs - Plants or plant parts used for medicinal purposes
- Hogan, James P. - British-born science fiction author, winner of the 1993 and 1983 Prometheus Awards
- Hormones - Substances involved in the regulation of cellular and bodily functions
- Houston, Sam - Nineteenth century American politician, governor of Texas and Tennessee
- Humorists - Experts at satire and witticism
- Indole-3-carbinol - Phytochemical found in cruciferous vegetables
- Jevons, William Stanley - Nineteenth century English economist
- Johnson, Charles W. - Web developer, left-libertarian writer, student of philosophy
- Jones, Reginald G. - Founder of The Reggitainment Group, host of "Generation Now" radio program
- Jongen, Hubert - President of Libertarian International and Libertarisch Centrum
- Jouvenel, Bertrand de - 20th century French philosopher
- Kahn, Alfred E. - Professor of economics, chairman of Civil Aeronautics Board in the late 1970s
- Kaminsky, Stuart M. - Novelist, screenwriter, biographer, recipient of Edgar Allan Poe Award for A Cold Red Sunrise
- Kay, Karen - American romance novelist of Choctaw Indian descent
- Kennedy - Former host of various MTV programs
- Klein, Daniel B. - Associate Professor of Economics at Santa Clara University
- Knapp, Thomas L. - Publisher of Rational Review
- Koch, David - Executive VP of Koch Industries, 1980 Libertarian Vice Presidential candidate
- Koman, Victor - American science fiction writer, winner of the 1997, 1990 and 1988 Prometheus Awards
- Koontz, Dean - Bestselling novelist
- Kopel, Dave - Attorney, author, research director of the Independence Institute
- Kostelanetz, Richard - American writer, artist, critic and editor
- Kramer, Kenny - Stand-up comedian who inspired the Cosmo Kramer character in "Seinfeld"
- Krawchuk, Kenneth V. - Computer programmer, inventor, IT consultant, candidate for Pennsylvania Governor
- Kubby, Steve - Author, 1998 LP California Governor candidate, 2008 LP U.S. President aspirant
- Lactoferrin - Glycoprotein isolated in cows milk, found in human mothers milk
- Lail, Leah - TV and film actress, played Kay Simmons in the TV series "V.I.P."
- Lamb, Brian - Founder and chief executive of the C-SPAN television network
- Lark, Jim - Libertarian National Committee Chair 2000-2002, college campus organizer
- Larroquette, John - Television actor, winner of Emmy awards for "Night Court"
- Law Enforcement - Sheriffs and police officers
- Leef, George - Director of research at the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal, former professor at Northwood University
- Lee, Richard Henry - Signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence, sixth president of the Continental Congress
- Lee, Robert E. - Commander of the Confederate forces during the American War Between the States
- Lester, Jan Clifford - British professor of philosophy
- Letterman, David - American comedian, host of "The Late Show with David Letterman"
- Lewis, Chris - New Zealander tennis player, coach to Ivan Lendl, 1983 Wimbledon finalist
- Life Extension Foundation - Long-range goal is radical extension of the healthy human lifespan
- Linaweaver, Brad - American science fiction writer, winner of the 1989 Prometheus Award
- Longoria, Sam - Independent filmmaker and visual effects engineer
- Lorenz, Douglas - Former Chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus, founder of Lorenz Technologies
- Lott, John - Economist, author
- Machlup, Fritz - 20th century Austro-American economist
- Mackey, John - Founder, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Whole Foods Market, Inc.
- Mack, Richard - Former Sheriff of Graham County, Ariz., challenged "Brady Bill"
- MacLeod, Ken - Scottish science fiction writer, winner of the 1998 and 1996 Prometheus Awards
- Madonna - American singer, dancer and actress
- Magicians - Prestidigitators and illusionists
- Maher, Bill - Host of HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher," creator of Comedy Central/ABC's "Politically Incorrect"
- Malkin, Michelle - Syndicated columnist, recipient of 1998 Second Amendment Foundation's James Madison Award
- Malthus, Thomas - 18th/19th century English economist
- Mandela, Nelson - First President of South Africa after repeal of apartheid
- Manion, Clarence E. - 20th century American, dean of the Law School at the University of Notre Dame
- Markowitz, Harry M. - 20th century American economist, winner of the 1990 Nobel Prize in economics
- Marshall, Alfred - 19th century English economist
- Marshall, Paul - American singer, guitar/bass player and songwriter
- Masters, William S. - Sheriff of San Miguel County, Colorado
- Matalin, Mary - Political commentator, co-host of CNN's "Crossfire", host of "The Mary Matalin Show"
- Mattern, Cody - Fencing instructor, winner of five national titles in épeé fencing
- McCain, John - Republican Senator from Arizona, 2008 Republican Presidential candidate
- McPherson, Scott - Policy Advisor to the Future of Freedom Foundation
- Means, Russell - American Indian Movement activist, actor, singer
- Melanie - American singer and songwriter
- Melatonin - A hormone produced by the pineal gland
- Mercer, Ilana - Freelance columnist, author of Broad Sides
- Methuselah Mouse Prize - Awarded by the Methuselah Foundation to recognize technologies that slow or reverse the aging process
- Meyer, Frank S. - 20th century American journalist, editor of National Review
- Michael, Terry - Founder and executive director of the Washington Center for Politics & Journalism
- Milan, Victor - American science fiction writer, winner of the 1986 Prometheus Award
- Miller, Dennis - American stand-up comedian, Emmy award winner for "Dennis Miller Live"
- Million, Tiffany - Professional name of former porn actress and wrestler, now known as Sandra Scott
- Milsted, Carl - Physicist, author, libertarian theoretical activist (self-described)
- Minerals - Inorganic substances needed in small amounts for health and growth
- Moby - American techno and dance musician
- Molecular Medicine - The diagnosis and treatment of disease at the molecular level
- Molyneux, Stefan - Host of "Freedomain Radio," billed as "the largest and most popular philosophy show"
- Monocots - The Liliopsida class (botanical classification) of flowering plants whose seeds have one cotyledon
- Monteleone, Thomas F. - American novelist and editor, winner of Bram Stoker Award
- Montessori, Maria - Originator of the individualist Montessori educational method
- Moore, Carol - Libertarian activist, speaker and writer
- Moore, Stephen - President of the Free Enterprise Fund
- Morgenstern, Oskar - 20th century German-born economist
- Moriarty, Michael - American film and TV actor, winner of two Emmy Awards
- Morris, Robert - Signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation and Constitution
- Mosby, John S. - American Confederate fighter, known as the "Gray Ghost"
- Muller, Mancow - Chicago-based syndicated radio "shock jock"
- Mullis, Kary - 1993 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for invention of the Polymerase Chain Reaction method
- Multi-Nutrient Formulas - Supplement formulations containing several nutrients
- Multivitamin Supplements - Supplements containing several vitamins and other nutrients
- Murdoch, Lachlan - Former Deputy Chief Operating Officer of News Corporation
- Muscular System - The muscles of the body
- Musicians - Composers, singers or performers of music and songs
- Namath, Joe - New York Jets quarterback, famous for Super Bowl III victory against the Baltimore Colts
- National Tax Limitation Committee - Aims to limit and control taxes and spending at all levels of government
- National Taxpayers Union - Nation's largest taxpayer group
- Navratilova, Martina - Czech-born tennis player, winner of nine Wimbledon singles tournaments
- Nervous System - The brain, spinal cord and the nerves
- Neurological Diseases - Disorders affecting the nervous system
- Nexrutine - Extract from the phellodendron tree with anti-inflammatory properties
- Niacin - Vitamin B3 or nicotinic acid
- Niven, Larry - American science fiction writer, co-winner of 1992 Prometheus Award
- Nixon, Mojo - American rock singer and musician
- Nixon, Toby - State representative in the Washington state legislature
- Nofziger, Lyn - American journalist, press secretary to President Ronald Reagan
- Nolan, Gary - Nationally syndicated radio talk show host, 2004 Libertarian Presidential aspirant
- Norman, John - Pen name of John Frederick Lange Jr., professor of philosophy and author of the Gor novels
- Novak, Michael - American author and theologian
- Nutrients - Substances that promote growth in living organisms
- Oglesby, Carl - American writer, author of Who Killed JFK?, past president of Students for a Democratic Society
- Olbermann, Keith - Host of the Countdown show on MSNBC
- Otter, Butch - Governor of Idaho and former Congressman
- Paglia, Camille - American writer, author of Sexual Personae, professor of humanities
- Pantothenic acid - Vitamin B5
- Pauling, Linus - Nobel Prize for Chemistry (1954) and Peace (1962)
- Paul, Les - American guitarist, electric guitar designer
- Pearson, Durk - Pioneer in life extension, expert in anti-aging research and brain biochemistry
- Peikoff, Leonard - World's foremost authority on Objectivism
- Perilla - Perilla frutescens, an herb of the mint family
- Perilla Oil - Oil derived from the seeds of the Perilla frutescens
- Peters, Tom - Management guru, co-author of In Search of Excellence
- Phellodendron - Phellodendron amurense, cork tree, of the Rue family
- Phillies, George - Professor of physics, 2008 Libertarian Party presidential aspirant
- Phosphatidylserine - A phospolipid that is part of cell membranes
- Piazza, Mike - Baseball catcher with the New York Mets
- Pink, Daniel H. - Author, speaker, contributing editor at Wired magazine
- Plant Oils - Oils extracted from vegetable seeds and other plant parts
- Plants - Plantae or the Plant kingdom, the biological classification that includes ferns, flowers and trees
- Plants, Flowering - The Magnoliophyta division (botanical classification) of plants that produce seeds through their flowers
- Platt, Charles - British born writer, author of The Silicon Man
- Political Action
- Ponte, Lowell - Co-host of "The Wise Guys" radio show on Genesis Communications
- Pope, Paul - American cartoonist and graphic novelist
- Popper, John - Singer and harmonica player with the Blues Traveler quartet
- Pournelle, Jerry - Co-winner (with Larry Niven and Michael Flynn) of 1992 Prometheus Award
- Pratchett, Terry - British science fiction and fantasy author, winner of 2003 Prometheus Award
- Prechter, Robert - Financial writer, expert on the Elliott Wave forecasting theory
- Pregnenolone - Steroid found in animal tissues, precursor to various hormones
- Prodos - Originator of the Walk for Capitalism
- Prodos Institute, Inc., The - Dedicated to the advancement of global freedom, invention and prosperity
- Prostate Cancer - Cancer affecting the male prostate gland
- Proteins - Large molecules composed of amino acids, essential elements in cells and tissues
- Quercetin - Flavonol present in onions, red wine, green tea
- Radio Hosts - Broadcast radio talk show, DJ and other hosts
- Rand, Carole Ann - Second president of the Advocates for Self-Government
- Raymond, Eric S. - Open source software advocate, author of The Cathedral and the Bazaar
- Reason Public Policy Institute - Promotes choice, competition, and a dynamic market economy
- Reese, Charley - American journalist, syndicated columnist
- Reproductive Diseases - Disorders affecting the reproductive organs
- Reproductive System - The organs involved in sexual reproduction
- Resorts - Destinations known for its leisure and recreational facilities
- Respiratory System - The lungs and organs that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide
- Resveratrol - Phytochemical found in grapevines and other plants
- Riboflavin - Vitamin B2
- Rivers, Reggie - Denver Broncos running back
- Robbins, Lionel - 20th century British economist
- Robertson, Oscar - The "Big O", Basketball Hall of Famer, head of NBA Players Union 1965-74
- Rodman, Dennis - Professional basketball player, NBA leader in rebounds for seven consecutive seasons
- Rohrabacher, Dana - Republican congressman from California
- Root, Wayne Allyn - Sports handicapper, co-founder, chairman and CEO of GWIN Inc.
- Rosemond, John - American family psychologist and syndicated columnist
- Rossetto, Louis - Founder and past publisher of Wired magazine
- Royal, Lauren - American historical romance novelist
- Rueff, Jacques - 20th century French economist
- Ruprecht, David - Host of the "Supermarket Sweep" game show
- Schiff, Irwin - American author, tax protester, 1996 Libertarian Party presidential aspirant
- Scholl, Hans - Member of the White Rose resistance group in Nazi Germany
- Scholl, Sophie - Member of the White Rose resistance group in Nazi Germany
- Schutz, Alfred - 20th century Austrian philosopher and sociologist
- Selenium - Symbol Se, element number 34. Inhibits fat oxidation
- Selleck, Tom - Film and TV actor, starred in TV series "Magnum, P.I."
- Severin, Jay - Host of "Extreme Games" on Boston's 96.9 FM Talk radio (WTKK)
- Shaw, Sandy - Expert in anti-aging research and brain biochemistry
- Shelton, Mike - Editorial cartoonist for the Orange County Register
- Shermer, Michael - Founding publisher of Skeptic magazine, Executive Director of the Skeptics Society
- Simmons, Randy T. - Political science professor, Mayor of Providence, Utah
- Skeletal System - The bones, cartilage and joints
- Slagle, Tim - Political satirist and stand-up comic
- Slampyak, Ted - Comic strip artist, creator of the Jazz Age Chronicles, currently drawing the "Annie" strip
- Smith, Fred L. - President and founder of the Competitive Enterprise Institute
- Smith, L. Neil - American science fiction writer, three-time winner of the Prometheus Best Novel Award
- Snow, Tony - Host of the "Tony Snow Show" on Fox News Radio
- Societal Solutions - Solutions to problems that are agreed upon voluntarily by the individuals involved
- Software Engineers - Designers, implementers and testers of computer software
- Sommers, Christina Hoff - Former philosophy professor, author of Who Stole Feminism?
- Soos, Troy - American writer, author of the Mickey Rawlings historical baseball mysteries
- Soto Polar, Hernando de - Economist, founder of Instituto Libertad y Democracia
- Spindler, Stephen R. - Professor of biochemistry at University of California, Riverside
- Stanhope, Doug - American stand-up comic, host of "The Man Show"
- Stephan, Doug - Nationally syndicated radio host of the "Doug Stephan's Good Day" show
- Stern, Howard - "The King of All Media"
- Stone, Willis - Chair of the Liberty Amendment Committee, publisher of American Progress magazine
- Suprynowicz, Vin - Assistant Editorial Page Editor at the Las Vegas Review-Journal, syndicated columnist
- Sutherland, George - Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court in the early 20th century
- Sykes, Charlie - Author, radio talk show host at WTMJ in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Tafel, Richard - Past Executive Director of the Log Cabin Republicans
- Taussig, Frank William - Early 20th century professor of economics at Harvard University
- Tax Reform - Organizations that attempt to reform or repeal tax laws
- Teller - Shorter, quieter half of Penn and Teller magician duo
- Testosterone - The principal male sex hormone
- Thatcher, Margaret - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during the 1980s
- Theanine - Gamma-glutamylethylamide, L-theanine, amino acid found in tea
- Thiamine - Vitamin B1
- Thiel, Peter - Co-founder and former CEO of PayPal
- Thomas, Clarence - Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court since 1991
- Thompson, Ed - Former Mayor of Tomah and candidate for Governor of Wisconsin
- Tiemann, Michael - Co-founder of Cygnus Solutions; Vice President, Open Source Affairs for Red Hat Inc.
- Trimethylglycine - Betaine, quaternary ammonium salt found in sugar beets
- Turner, Ted - Founder of the Cable News Network
- Van Devanter, Willis - Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court in the early 20th century
- Varley, John - American science fiction author, winner of 1999 Prometheus Award
- Vassilaros, Dimitri - Editorial page columnist for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
- Vaughan, Jimmie - Texas blues guitarist
- Venis, Val - Ring name of professional wrestler Sean Morley
- Ventura, Jesse - Professional wrestler, former governor of Minnesota
- Vinge, Vernor - American science fiction writer, winner of the 2000 and 1987 Prometheus Awards
- Vinpocetine - Semi-synthetic derivative of the periwinkle plant
- Vitamin A - Retinol, retinoic acid
- Vitamin B12 - Cobalamin
- Vitamin C - Ascorbic acid
- Vitamin D - Calciferol, cholecalciferol
- Vitamin E - Alpha, beta, gamma, delta tocopherols and tocotrienols
- Vitamins - Organic substances essential to human health
- Walker, Jesse - Managing editor of Reason magazine
- Walker, Jimmie - Actor and comedian, famous for the phrase "Dyn-o-mite!"
- Walker, Johnny - Guitarist and vocalist for the blues group Soledad Brothers
- Waller, Robert James - American novelist, author of bestseller The Bridges of Madison County
- Walras, Léon - Nineteenth century French economist
- Washington, Booker T. - 19th/20th century African American teacher
- Waters, Robert A. - Gun rights advocate
- Welch, Matt - Editor in Chief of Reason magazine
- Wheaton, Wil - Film and TV actor, played Wesley Crusher in "Star Trek: The Next Generation"
- Wicksell, Knut - 19th/20th century Swedish economist
- Wieser, Friedrich von - 19th/20th century Austrian economist
- Williams, Evan - Creator of the Blogger weblog publishing service
- Williams, Larry - Commodities trader, publisher of Commodity Timing
- Wilson, Brian M. - Radio talk show host, author
- Wilson, F. Paul - American science fiction author, winner of the 1979 Prometheus Award
- Winger, Richard - Editor and publisher of Ballot Access News, expert on ballot access legal issues
- Wohler, Will - President and founder of Wohler Technologies, Inc.
- Wolf, Naomi - American author and political consultant
- Wrestling - Greco-roman, freestyle, sumo, judo
- Yoakam, Dwight - Country music perfomer
- Young Americans for Liberty - Spin-off group from Students for Ron Paul
- Young, Joe - Guitarist for ANTiSEEN
- Zappa, Frank - American composer, singer and guitar player
- Zimmermann, Phil - Creator of the Pretty Good Privacy email encryption software
- Zinc - Symbol Zn, element number 30. Essential nutrient for growth and immunity
- Zweig, Martin - Financial author and investment manager