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Very concerned - it could destabilize economies and societies
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September 08
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September 08
  in  đŸ“ș current-news-events
September 08
‱ Edited (Sep 08, 2025)

https://chng.it/GBR9rWVbRj

Make a difference by going to change.com and search 7oh to see other petitions and sign.

We hope this will lead to more compassion and less tyranny in all healthcare decisions.

I’m an advocate for both kratom and 7-OH. The real fight here isn’t about safety — it’s about money. Political decision-makers are using a divide and conquer strategy, turning kratom against 7-OH to push bans. What kratom vendors don’t realize is that once 7-OH is gone, kratom is next on the chopping block. Instead of jumping on the bandwagon, we need to stand together.

Both kratom and 7-OH are valuable tools against the fentanyl epidemic. Not everyone has access to Suboxone, and even when they do, the side effects are harsh — tooth enamel damage, increased back pain, and brutal withdrawals. Methadone is even worse, with withdrawals that are pure torture, enough to break a grown adult.

The truth is, kratom and 7-OH provide people with safer options, options that don’t leave them enslaved to Big Pharma’s “treatments.” If we really care about saving lives, we should be protecting access to them — not banning them.

We are not criminals. We are ordinary people—mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters—asking you to let us live with dignity.

Protect our freedom. Protect our choices. And protect the lives that depend on it.

Also accepting this ban will enable decision makers to use the ok. problem, solution tactic The solution being invasion of privacy and enable more control because of course they have to keep America safe. That was sarcasm btw. :). Thankyou for reading

Thank you.

Lauren Dutton

Mom, Wife, daughter, aunt

Please don’t believe me, do the research and see if you don’t get the same results. I asked chatgbt about the deaths related to 4 things

1. 7oh

2.Alcohol

3. Fentynl (illicit). This is what people are dying from not the same fentanyl that they have at the drug store behind the pharmacy.

4Kratom

Also the supposed kratom deaths all had multiple substances in their system including heroine in some instances.

7oh has a ceiling effect which stops respiratory depression from continuing past a certain limit unlike morphine fentynl, methadone, and other opioids. This is why 7oh and kratom are safe and explains there built in safety makeup.

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September 07
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September 07
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September 06

New York City public schools are prioritizing ideology over education, leaving kids in the dust. While schools push progressive agendas like social-emotional learning and culturally responsive curricula, test scores remain abysmal—only 27% of eighth graders are proficient in reading, and 23% in math. The Department of Education is chasing trends like "equity" and "diversity" while neglecting core academic skills. With a $40 billion budget, the system’s focus on feel-good initiatives and teacher union demands is failing students, especially low-income ones, who are stuck in a cycle of underachievement. This is a fiery wake-up call to refocus on what matters: teaching kids to read, write, and think critically.

Should parents and communities have more influence over school priorities to counter centralized ideological trends? Share your opinion below.Â âŹ‡ïž

Link to article: https://nypost.com/2025/09/06/opinion/new-york-city-public-schools-are-focused-on-ideology-and-failing-kids/

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September 06
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September 05

The U.S. labor market is hitting the brakes, with job growth sputtering and the unemployment rate climbing to a near four-year high of 4.3% in August, according to a Reuters report. The economy added a mere 22,000 jobs, far below expectations, while June saw its first job losses since 2020. Economists point fingers at President Trump's tariffs, immigration crackdowns, and federal job cuts, which are strangling hiring and fueling fears of economic stagnation. With the Federal Reserve poised for a likely interest rate cut this month, the labor market's slowdown—marked by longer unemployment spells and fewer opportunities—has Wall Street on edge and recession whispers growing louder.

How significantly do you think President Trump's tariffs are contributing to the labor market's slowdown, and could this measure have unintended long-term consequences? Let us hear your thoughts below. 👇

Link to article: https://www.reuters.com/business/us-unemployment-rate-near-4-year-high-labor-market-hits-stall-speed-2025-09-05/