Trump selects the doctor and influencer as general surgeons

The US President Donald Trump nominated author, influencer and Health Unternur Casey, Casey, as general surgeon in the country on Wednesday, and spanned his first choice for the role.

Dr. Means is a supporter of health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his “Make America Healthy” (Maha) Agenda, who consider pharmaceutical and food companies as corrupt and responsible for an increase in chronic diseases.

The US general surgeon is considered the leading authority on public health issues and is considered the “doctor of the nation”.

Dr. Means replaces Trump's former candidate Janette Nesheiwat, a doctor and Fox News employee, who was criticized by one of the right-wing extremists of Trump and questions about her references.

When he announced his decision, Trump published that Dr “Fleukelose” Maha “” Landlife “and” will reverse the epidemic of chronic diseases “.

The president said Dr. Nesheiwat would work in the Ministry of Health, which was not described in more detail.

Dr. Means, 37, received a medical conclusion from Stanford University, but later made a medical residence program. She was a co -founder of Levels, a glucose monitoring company and, according to her website, was research positions at the National Institutes of Health and several universities.

In 2024 they wrote a book with their brother Calley, the Good Energy: the surprising connection between metabolism and limitless health.

The book drew attention to a number of conservative podcaster, including Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson.

In Mr. Carlson's podcast, she said that chronic diseases “are driven by our toxic food system and our toxic environment.

“These subtle insidious forces that create a slow progressive illness … enable patients to be profitable and on the pharmaceutical treadmill all lives,” she said. “They make us sick, but they don't kill us, but we are under drugs for life.”

The siblings are strong supporters of the secretary Kennedy, and in a solemn post after his swear, Dr.

A hearing for confirmation for Dr. Nesheiwat's nomination was planned for Thursday, but last month a report appeared that she was wrong.

CBS News, referring to journalist Anthony Clark reported that Dr. Nesheiwat said she had a degree at the Medical School of Medicine at the University of Arkansas, but she actually received him at the American University of the Caribbean on the Dutch island of St. Maarten. The University of Arkansas confirmed CBS to CBS that it completed her stay there, but was not issued from school.

In the past few days she has also been attacked online by Laura Loomer, an extreme right -wing ally of President Trump. Ms. Loomer said Dr. Nesheiwat is not suitable for the job and, among other things, quoted the controversy about her login information and her “Pro-Covid vaccine”.

The general surgeon in Trump's first term was Jerome Adams, an anesthetist who previously worked as a state health commissioner of Indiana.