FDA Shouldn't Force 30 Million Americans to Face Their Addiction

“Bureaucrats in Washington should not decide what risky behaviors Americans can engage in or decide when Americans are ready to face their addictions,” Hagerman said Saturday. “Already, the FDA has blocked many of the alternatives that doctors and smokers have deemed as excellent choices to quit smoking. The FDA is going to continue these extreme measures, and they already have announced that starting sometime in the next year, they are going to remove almost all the nicotine in the nation’s cigarettes.” 

“Imagine that: catapulting millions of Americans into the painful symptoms of withdrawal, and without any access to the very alternatives that have been proven to help them quit smoking,” she added. “These are going to be some of the most sweeping prohibitions that the country has seen in the last 100 years.”

Watch Hagerman’s comments below, and read her Townhall op-ed here.

📢 @GoldwaterInst Healthcare Policy Analyst @Amanda1Hagerman in Prescott Valley, AZ 🚌 🇺🇸

"Bureaucrats in Washington should not decide what risky behaviors Americans can engage in or decide when Americans are ready to face their addictions." pic.twitter.com/rQKR2bfWxa

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