The Northeastern United States is in the midst of a major Opioids Crisis. More and more people are becoming addicted to hard and illegal substances like heroin or abusing prescription pain pills such as oxycodone, Vicodin, codeine, morphine or fentanyl. As this epidemic only worsens, no one seems to have any clue as to how to fix this. That's not surprising. Donald Trump isn't the type of captain to steer a ship out of a storm and Republican leadership has long confused the concept of healthcare with pyramid schemes. But a tool that can help alleviate some of the opioid rises has been sitting right in front of our faces, admittedly one that might make Jeff Sessions curl into a ball and hum "Dixie" for a few hours.