Big Pharma (Drug Dealers) Making Big Profits Getting Your Doc to Feed You More Drugs

Title: Big Pharma Wants to Dance All Over Rural America’s Health

Article Snip: "...Pharmaceutical giants like Eli Lilly, Viatris, AbbVie, ASCEND Therapeutics, Pfizer, Novartis, and Endo International are all major companies cashing in on the high-profit transgender hormone market. Big Pharma knows if they can get a brainwashed kid hooked on non-FDA-approved puberty blockers, they have a client for life.

The worst drug dealers in America nowadays aren’t inner-city thugs; they’re guys in white lab coats.

And business is booming. Eli Lilly’s revenue at the end of the year was almost $41 billion, up 27.4 percent from 2023. ..."

Reference: redstate.com
Pharmaceutical Giants, America's Corporate Drug Pushers,Big Pharma Corruption, Transgender Hormone Market, Pushers of the Transgender Movement, Pill-Head America,

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NAACP is a Registered Lobbyist for Pharmaceutical Giant Novo Nordisk (Lobbying for Ozempic and Wegovy)

Title: Wegovy works. But here's what happens if you can't afford to keep taking the drug

Article Snip: "...insurance coverage is very spotty. Medicare does not cover Wegovy or other weight loss drugs, and many insurers follow Medicare's lead. Increasingly, there's pressure to change this. As STAT reported last week, the Moffitt Cancer Center in Florida is lobbying for legislation that would allow Medicare to pay for obesity drugs, citing the link between obesity and cancer risk. The NAACP is also registered to lobby on this issue. ..."

Reference: www.npr.org

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Health Watch | Up to 1 in 20 new users of Ozempic and other GLP-1s may develop stomach paralysis

Title: Ozempic and Stomach Paralysis - WebMD

Article Snip: "...While the slowing down of the digestive system is necessary for Ozempic and these other drugs to work, if it slows down too much, you can get a serious problem: stomach paralysis. What Is Stomach Paralysis? When food enters a healthy stomach that’s working as it should, the stomach...Here’s what to look out for:"

Reference: www.webmd.com/

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