President Trump has replaced his initial choice for American surgeons attacking bestselling author and health influencer Casey Dr., former Fox News contributor, Dr. Janette Nesheiwat.

Nesheiwat withdrew the nomination after reviewing how she represented her medical certificate.

"Will work closely with our outstanding Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., to ensure the successful implementation of our agenda to reverse the chronic disease epidemic and ensure great health for all Americans in the future," Trump said in announcing the announcement of the Truth Society.

Over the past year, Dr. Mige has been an outstanding consultant to the SEC with her brother Calley Men. Kennedy published their book Good Energy.

The two siblings usually oppose the impact of the pharmaceutical and food industry in many appearances on podcasts and other platforms.

In their book, Casey’s meaning describes how she is about medical failure to adequately address the most pressing causes of chronic diseases in the country, including insufficient diet and exercise.

After attending Stanford Medical School, Means performed surgical residence at Oregon Health and Science University but dropped out before completing the program. She continued to start using functional medicine practices and established a company level that provides consumers with continuous glucose monitors and an application for tracking blood sugar.

Her website also sells a variety of supplements and personal products.

She raised concerns about certain vaccines and immunization schedules and the FDA’s “corruption.”

Last year, one of a spokesperson at the roundtable on U.S. health and nutrition, chaired by U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, the magazine was chaired by U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, secretary Kennedy, Food and Drug Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary, and other notable allies of the Trump administration.

Edited by Jane Greenhalgh