HELLO! We have been trying to tell you! It is the perpetrators of the DOCUMENTED LIES about "prescription opioid medications" that are driving the opioid de=prescribing agenda that has KILLED hundreds of thousands of pain patients over the past decade! Go arrest THOSE fraudsters! drive.google.com/file/d/1w11…

The formidable Richard Lawhern, PhD, speaking about "Red Flags in Medicine and Law Enforcement," and the continuedalicious prosecution of our pain doctors by the out-of-control DEA/DOJ, who continue to IGNORE both the 2022 SCOTUS Decision in Ruan v. United States and the May 9, 2025 Executive Order that both require a two-part test (including a mens rea component) to establish guilt on the part of a doctor prescribing pain medications. youtu.be/XGfrecbcoh4?is=zt3w…

My email 🧵today to the NIH regarding the grant program for research into health disparities, asking if any of these funds are being used to find out what we have been asking about patient harms and deaths caused by the de-prescribing agenda: "I am writing to inquire about whether this effort to address health disparities will be doing any research about the effects of the public health initiative involving the opioid de-prescribing, agenda and the numbers of harms and deaths being caused to patients by this agenda. And, the fact that FLASE CLAIMS about "prescription opioid medications" are driving these policies even though the government's own data clearly shows that: 1. Prescription opioid medications were NOT a causal factor in the parabolic rise in deaths from illicit fentanyl analog compound poisonings that began in about 2010; 2. While the "opioid crisis* was framed by the litigation narrative as having been caused by "over-prescribing," the actual fact of the matter is that pain medications prescribed to patients did not cause the crisis, but rather MISUSE, ABUSE, and DIVERSION caused the problems, not "overprescribing." Multiple researchers have poured through the data to reach this truth and have written about it extensively in the medical literature 3. It is statistically IMPOSSIBLE to claim that the effort to reduce prescribing has in any way contributing to the reduction in the numbers of deaths caused by illicitly obtained drugs because the number of patients prescribed pain medications who go on to develop opioid use disorder has been shown by FDA mandated studies to be 1.4%, and an even smaller number of those patients ever die from their medications, which almost always involves polypharmacy and/or alcohol misuse/abuse and is NOT specifically due to the pain medication. So, the idea that reducing prescribing to all of the pain patients (when this tiny number of patients prescribed opioids and who develop OUD) is helping, reduce deaths is not statistically possible, and cannot possibly represent any significant number of prevented deaths attributable to the de-prescribing agenda because those were not the people dying en masse in the first place. This crisis has been driven by the availability of illicit drugs from the beginning, and any claim otherwise is absolutely fraudulent." (Con't)......

There are ZERO scientific reasons to be denying patients in pain the relief they can get ONLY from opioid pain medications. There is STILL no substitute that can relieve the pain and suffering of chronic, intractable, trauma, cancer, palliative, hospice, and surgical pain patients. The constant messaging about the "risks" of opioids is not supported by the government's own data from the Morbidity and Mortality reports and overdose death reports! Pain is now discounted by hospitals and doctors, causing mis-diagnosis, medical errors, and harms and deaths to patients! THIS FRAUD AGAINST PAIN MEDICATIONS HAS TO STOP! @WHFraudTF @AGToddBlanche @realDonaldTrump @SecKennedy @DrOzCMS