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"Dr Anthony Fauci is refusing to answer any questions about COVID-19 origins during an explosive hearing where he blasted Republicans' 'unhinged obsession' with him.

In the opening round of questions, Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment to avoid self-incrimination. He then continued to do so over 50 separate times when asked questions by lawmakers on the committee.
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"Barbra Streisand: 'She wanted to know if it was okay to get mRNA vaccine. I told her yes,' Fauci wrote of the 'great call."

Dr Fauci REFUSES to answer any COVID-19 questions and blasts Rand Paul
I hope that fucker rots in hell 👍
 
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A specific type of cholesterol-related substance in your skin called 7-dehydrocholesterol absorbs ultraviolet B (UVB) rays from sunlight and converts into previtamin D3, which then becomes vitamin D. [1, 2]

How the Process Works
    • The Precursor: Your skin contains a cholesterol precursor molecule known as 7-dehydrocholesterol.
    • Sunlight Absorption: UVB rays hit your skin and provide the energy to change that molecule into previtamin D3.
    • The Final Steps: Previtamin D3 changes into vitamin D3, which then travels to your liver and kidneys to become active in your body
 

It has been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).

Foundayo is not yet available on the NHS and will be evaluated by health service spending watchdog the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.

Julian Beach, MHRA executive director of healthcare quality and access, said: "Following rigorous assessment of orforglipron's safety, quality, and effectiveness, we are pleased to be the first regulator in Europe to authorise this tablet for weight management and type 2 diabetes.

"As with all GLP-1 receptor agonists, this is a prescription-only medication, and the MHRA will keep the safety and effectiveness of orforglipron under close review."



Who do you reckon has done the 'rigorous assessment'? The MHRA? Independent agencies? Or Eli Lilly who make the thing?

Anyone fancy a bet? I'll go with Eli Lilly.

Oh, and there are a few known side effects...

 
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Based on true events, how many times I said WTF while watching.

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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11816814/
 
 
As with every drug on the market, it will have been classified by the MRHA (or whatever they’re called today) as safe.
Not based on a single test they or an independent entity has performed, but on the say-so of the manufacturer. In this case Pfizer.

Pfizer who claim that patient safety is their ‘top priority’
Pfizer carry on selling drugs that get banned in some markets because they are proven unsafe, to other markets.
That shows what Pfizer’s real priority is.

 
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I only need ti read the thumbnail to agree 👍
 
You're depressed because you're overweight so they give you anti depressants, many antidepressants will give you weight gain.

You go to the doc who prescribes weight loss jabs and now you are taking two meds that you probably don't need.
 
And the antidepressants can make you suicidal…not what you want when you’re putting on weight trying to lose it.
I'm on antidepressants, Citalopram, i got off them in 2016 and felt great then the drunk Guinness hit me head on and been back on them since. I am in the process of doing it again but you can't rush it with Citalopram you do it slowly. The withdrawl from them isn't nice at all, your head feels odd and you get these like electric shocks going through you!!:oops:
 
I'm on antidepressants, Citalopram, i got off them in 2016 and felt great then the drunk Guinness hit me head on and been back on them since. I am in the process of doing it again but you can't rush it with Citalopram you do it slowly. The withdrawl from them isn't nice at all, your head feels odd and you get these like electric shocks going through you!!:oops:

Have you ever read the insert that comes with them? There’ll be a shitload of effects. Doctors for the most part only know to prescribe drugs.
Eat clean; get out into nature; get a pet; do some exercise; spend time with family or look up some old friends; take on a project. All those will be better than the drugs and have no side effects.
Sure, the drugs might have helped at the start but after a while they’ll not be doing anything…you’ll have got over the issue. Now they’ll just be piling up these negative effects.
 
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