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Big Pharma is cashing in on the obesity epidemic it set out to create many years ago!
There are more and more people taking GLP-1 weight-loss drugs every day. This is not by random chance or some coincidental accident. Obesity and diabetes are serious diseases affecting millions of people realm-wide.
These disorders were created by Big Pharma years ago. Drug companies set up the obesity epidemic taking place today long ago, in my opinion, by creating widely prescribed medications that destroy pancreatic tissues and cells, leading to epidemic instances of diabetes and obesity in America.
Today, Big Medicine and Big Pharma are cashing in on the diseases they intentionally created with GLP injectable pharmaceutical products.
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Thanks for sharing your story and experiences, Kenneth.
The whole thing with the GLP-1 drugs is that they really do a lot of harm to the body, physiologically speaking, in my view.
I understand how difficult it is to shed weight, having done so many years ago, albeit in a healthy manner and over ten months.
The thing is, our foods and drugs have set us all back, and humanity is playing in a rigged casino. It’s more difficult today than ever before to stay healthy due to the corporate giants that are plotting against us. That’s not me being a conspiracy theorist saying that; it’s me being a realist and saying that!
John
My wife is stuck in that trap and won’t listen to reason. Sure— she lost weight in the beginning, but then the weight stopped going away and it slowly crept back in. (same thing happened to me when I was on nutrisystem over 15 years ago).
My wife, she doesn’t eat a whole lot of junk and rarely eats fast food, but those once a month shots don’t help. With two bad knees and breathing issues there’s not a whole lot she can do.
From the herstory she’s told me she got Lyme disease in her late teens early twenties – she was put on something (I can’t remember what) and then came the weight.
One can say maybe it was in her genes— sure, maybe… out of all her brothers sisters cousins nieces nephews (and mom and dad) I’ve ever met only her grandparents were large. Sure it could still be heredity. But I’m convinced (so is she) the weight moved in after the Lyme (which btw was not immediately diagnosed because it was unheard of in Chicago, where she had “just moved to” at the time) and she started taking this “drug”
As for me I gained weight while I was on a cholesterol reducing drug. I quit taking that crap when I gained weight. The nutrisystem work briefly. Now I watch what I eat and keep “the numbers” tolerable. Still… my doctor “wants” me to try something new. No thanks
Damn! I missed conspiracy day.
It is one hundred percent a trap, Lisa, and so many people have become prisoners of the trap. As I’ve written and explained many times, the medical profession is a rigged casino; health care consumers are usually the losers playing the games.
John
An important article, John! 👍
I have a relative who is struggling with what you described. And I bet many of us know someone who is going through a weight gain because of some prescription drug they’ve been told to take by their doctor.
My adult nephew used to be slim, trim and quite active. And still does try to be active. Although now because of a medication he started taking a few years ago he has gained quite a lot of weight. But I am happy to say that he hasn’t succumb to a weight loss drug. He works out regularly at the YMCA. However, it’s like a losing battle. His metabolism has changed.
Although maybe the excercise will still help enough to prevent him from becoming too enormous. But the best thing would be to come off of the medication. That’s what his mother (my sister) wants. However, that’s easier said than done, and many people are probably caught in this cycle. And that’s exactly what Big Pharma and the medical system wants.
They get you in a mindset so you are trapped into a never-ending cycle of popping pills, and before you know it you look in the mirror and you don’t recognize yourself anymore.
The next thing you know you’re reaching for yet another drug that you think will solve all your problems. And maybe for a little while you see and feel some positive results. But then before you know it you might be developing other serious health issues.
The trap the controllers put us in is working. Because people are always flipping the coin with their lives!
Lisa