November 16, 2023
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sought out a novel treatment for spasmodic dysphonia, a voice disorder that caused his vocal cords to tighten and restrict airflow. He revealed that approximately seven months ago, he traveled to Kyoto, Japan, to undergo a unique surgery unavailable in the United States. This procedure involved placing a titanium bridge between his vocal cords while he was awake, allowing him to try different voices until he found one that smoothly resonated at a higher pitch. After returning home, Kennedy engaged in functional medicine and worked with chiropractors to improve his voice's condition, which he believes is gradually getting better thanks to the surgery and ongoing therapy.
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