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A sane, science-based perspective on public health. Senior Fellow, Consumer Choice Center. Policy advisor: The Heartland Institute. Sr. Fellow, @Protectaxpayers
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Oh no! Kratom battle exposed as an industry scare campaign

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By Jeff Stier
| Washington Examiner Verified
You may have seen the controversy over kratom and its 7-OH compound in the news recently. What you might not know is that the squabble stems from a ginned-up campaign by one politically connected market segment trying to extinguish an innovative sector of the market. And ironically, the established kratom companies are using the same scare tactics that they only recently had to defend against. First, the basics.
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Trump’s FDA shakeup defends harm reduction over politics

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By Jeff Stier
| Washington Times Verified
OPINION: The narrative around the departure of Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary is being actively (mis)shaped by White House opponents trying to paint a picture that the Trump administration’s health policies are driven by politics and cozy relationships with donors, not science. Still, a more fact-based narrative is not being reported.
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Trump’s deregulatory triumphs and the RFK Jr. problem

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By Jeff Stier
| Washington Examiner Verified
In 2024, then-candidate Donald Trump pledged to take a wrecking ball to the regulatory state — promising on Day One to take the “most aggressive regulatory reduction” in history. He followed through shortly after taking office by signing an executive order titled Unleashing Prosperity Through Deregulation.
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