Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Donald Trump's health and candidates for human services, has been scrutinized about his views on vaccines, agriculture and abortion, but one of the domestic health crisis. His view of treatment has attracted much less attention.
Before joining the Trump team, Kennedy campaigned to the President in a plan to treat poisoning by preparing a “wellness farm” funded by the federal government's legalized marijuana sales. Ta. “I made these wellness farms and not only could they be away from illegal drugs, but also get off legal drugs, but at the virtual event in his campaign, the” Latin City Hall “. He said that he was called.
Kennedy himself was addicted to poisoning when he was young, including cocaine and heroin. He said his religion and his commitment to his anonymous 12 -step programs as a blessing of salvation. Kennedy is also a powerful supporter of a clean living room, and some people are trying to treat other drugs, such as antidepressants and antidepressants (ADHD), are to treat other drugs, such as antidepressants. I imagine treatment.
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Kensington's drug addicts in Philadelphia occupy the street corner. (MEG MYERS/FOX NEWS Digital)
Wellness farm is not a completely novel idea. They are based on frameworks known as the “treatment community” model, compared to drug -based treatment strategies such as metadon and body fin therapy. Intense craving from opioids often return recurrence for addicts. Many of the medical community, including researchers in the National Institute of Health, believe that such drug support treatment is a gold standard for addiction treatment.
AA also warns the use of drugs such as Buppeenolfin to treat poisoning.
Kennedy actually visited two places that match this framework for the documentary that created a crisis of poisoning while he was running for the president. The framework of their addiction treatment, such as Kennedy's wellness farm, focuses on recovery of Pi -to Pia by re -teaching how to live in society without drugs. Kennedy states on his rehabilitation farms that addicted to develop organic crops, train trade skills, and learn other ways to live in society without using illegal drugs.
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One of the programs that Kennedy visited in a documentary about the treatment of poisoning was also a farm. There, men tend to be livestock, and learn how to operate tractors and repair a barn. Their days are also composed of meditation, 12 -stage conferences, and yoga, but addicted people have to go off -site to receive treatment, and take drugs such as antidepressants and buprinolphin. Is not allowed.
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This program called Simple Promise Farms is located in the countryside of Texas. According to The New York Times, who talked to the founder of the program, Brandon Gin, Simple Promise is not a therapist or medical provider staff with a license on site.
Gin told the New York Times, “I told you that it was these piercoupia conversations where important jobs are being done.”
The 12 steps are from the current Global Pier Tourpia addiction support group, which is known as anonymous of alcoholism, established by Bob S., a New York stock company named Bill W. in the 1930s and Bob S., a surgeon in the Ohio region. It occurs. (Photograph of John Van Hassert/Kobo via Getty Image)
Keith Humfreze, a psychologist at Stanford University and a drug policy expert, has no problem in the “treatment community” model, but he prove that he will drop harmful and addictive drugs. He said he questioned the exclusion of treatment based on evidence. heroin.
“Considering how much it is known, what is more than explained is like retreat in the 18th century. Think about how much you can do with the nature of the condition, what you can do with psychotherapy, and what you can do. You can use the medicine, why don't you want it? “
“It doesn't mean that it doesn't make a profit,” said Humfreze. He pointed out that the complexity of addiction is challenging to deal with the progress of modern treatment, and the residents of the city lack the desire and resources to move to a farm farm for treatment. I suggested that it might be.
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Humphreze said that the program that refused patients who refuse to take antidepressants or other drugs is actually very common in the United States. The success rate was low.
“George Virant has studied 400 consecutive enrollment (to the Lexington Program), of which 400 recurred,” said Hanfreze. “Of course, we know much more than at the time, so why not use it?”
Miami, Florida, Biskane Odori, Vita recovery, poisoning luxury treatment center. (Photo: via Getty Images via Jetti Greenberg/Universal Image Group)
Humphreze also assumed that Kennedy's plan, which provides funds to programs through legal marijuana income, is a bureaucratic hurdle that is difficult and long processes that are difficult to drive these programs from the ground. “In the meantime, there are 500 practical steps and barriers, and I don't think this will happen,” said Humfreze.
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Fox News Digital, especially in his opinion on medical treatment, asked Kennedy's representatives to comment, but did not respond every news time.
