Robert F. Kennedy Jr., tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to head the Department of Health and Human Services, stirred the pot with his penchant for conspiracy theories and questionable medical beliefs. Picture him as a health official wearing a tinfoil hat, but wait—there’s more to this plot twist! He’s also a cheerleader for legalizing psychedelic use, including ketamine, a move applauded by those fed up with the mainstream medical parade.
Our author, who once danced with severe anxiety, found ketamine therapy to be a lifesaver, akin to discovering that unicorns are real and they bring snacks. Despite some regulatory hiccups and potential risks (because who doesn’t like a side of caution with their psychedelics?), the therapy’s effectiveness is gaining traction.
Enter RFK Jr., who might just become the psychedelic therapy’s knight in shining armor, offering hope to those chasing alternative treatments. Sure, some folks raise an eyebrow at his overall public health impact, but for those who’ve experienced the healing powers of ketamine, he could be the hero they’ve been waiting for.
Our storyteller admits they only grasped the allure of RFK Jr.’s crusade after personally riding the same emotional roller coaster as many Americans. It’s a tale of empathy, adventure, and a sprinkle of skepticism, all wrapped in a trippy package.
Reference: https://sfstandard.com/opinion/2024/11/21/rfk-jr-appeal-ketamine-users/
Published Date: 2024-11-21