Excellent article and break down is such pertinent information Dr Robyn. I have to say that a pharmacy technician told me that people are so desperate to get their refills on their Glyp 1 RAs and they don’t want to report their side effects due to fear that the pharmacist or doctor might cancel their prescription. So they suffer in silence. This is so disturbing. And yes I also have heard about that case of a woman who was desperately trying to lost weight for her daughter’s wedding and did not take the excess nausea /vomiting seriously, ended up dying from pancreatitis. Of course when drugs are so widely prescribed, any side effect will look rare to the captured agencies and they will always say benefit exceeds risks . It’s an ongoing battle .
No such thing as side effects. Indeed. Having read about people taking these GLP-1 agonists enduring vomiting multiple times a day and diarrhea, I’m wondering why not just take something that induces vomiting/diarrhea. It would be cheaper and still result in weight loss. Vomiting and diarrhea are to things I hate and will do just about anything to avoid. I had an experience with food poisoning where I had both for a week. Chewing ice chips was the only way I could keep anything down. I lost about 15 pounds which I didn’t need to lose. So, I have difficulty comprehending how much people want to lose weight. Thanks for this Robyn.
So, Robyn, while you’re trying to educate us on the dangers of GLP-1 agonists, someone else here on Substack is telling her readers where to get it cheap(less expensive). I guess that’s why they call them drugs.
Excellent article and break down is such pertinent information Dr Robyn. I have to say that a pharmacy technician told me that people are so desperate to get their refills on their Glyp 1 RAs and they don’t want to report their side effects due to fear that the pharmacist or doctor might cancel their prescription. So they suffer in silence. This is so disturbing. And yes I also have heard about that case of a woman who was desperately trying to lost weight for her daughter’s wedding and did not take the excess nausea /vomiting seriously, ended up dying from pancreatitis. Of course when drugs are so widely prescribed, any side effect will look rare to the captured agencies and they will always say benefit exceeds risks . It’s an ongoing battle .
thank you for this article. Several people think I should lose some weight. Reading this, I think I will keep the few extra pounds.
Thanks for the mention in your excellent article Robyn.
Have added it in updated references here:
https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/ozempic-semaglutide-deaths-endotoxin
No such thing as side effects. Indeed. Having read about people taking these GLP-1 agonists enduring vomiting multiple times a day and diarrhea, I’m wondering why not just take something that induces vomiting/diarrhea. It would be cheaper and still result in weight loss. Vomiting and diarrhea are to things I hate and will do just about anything to avoid. I had an experience with food poisoning where I had both for a week. Chewing ice chips was the only way I could keep anything down. I lost about 15 pounds which I didn’t need to lose. So, I have difficulty comprehending how much people want to lose weight. Thanks for this Robyn.
Very interesting article, thank-you
You do great work Robyn. Appreciated.
So, Robyn, while you’re trying to educate us on the dangers of GLP-1 agonists, someone else here on Substack is telling her readers where to get it cheap(less expensive). I guess that’s why they call them drugs.
Weaklings.