Donald Trump’s recently confirmed Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has some novel ideas about how to handle a host of medical issues including vaccines, prescription drugs and even addiction. It is his ideas about treating addiction that some might find extravagant, but others find a welcome answer to an on-going “crisis.”
As a recovered alcoholic and addict, Kennedy brings a personal and unique qualification to the job. Personally familiar with cocaine and heroin addiction, Kennedy believes there is another way to treat addiction and would use tax revenue from another recreational mind-altering drug to fund what he calls “Wellness Farms.”
Kennedy would like to implement a novel idea of “wellness farms he imagines would also treat people who are trying to get off antidepressants, or other medications like those for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).” This concept falls in line with AbleChild’s legislative agenda to get states to endorse mandatory “exit plans” when psychiatric drugs are first prescribed.
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>Donald Trump’s recently confirmed Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has some novel ideas about how to handle a host of medical issues including vaccines, prescription drugs and even addiction. It is his ideas about treating addiction that some might find extravagant, but others find a welcome answer to an on-going “crisis.”
>As a recovered alcoholic and addict, Kennedy brings a personal and unique qualification to the job. Personally familiar with cocaine and heroin addiction, Kennedy believes there is another way to treat addiction and would use tax revenue from another recreational mind-altering drug to fund what he calls “Wellness Farms.”
>Kennedy would like to implement a novel idea of “wellness farms he imagines would also treat people who are trying to get off antidepressants, or other medications like those for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).” This concept falls in line with AbleChild’s legislative agenda to get states to endorse mandatory “exit plans” when psychiatric drugs are first prescribed.
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