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I work with someone who worked for Syngenta. He was a rep for 9 years. I ask him why he left. He responded, "Because I was sick of being a scumbag." In a nutshell, he paid his top accounts off. This gentleman wrote a novel and is struggling because publishers want lgbtq. He and I spoke today and he said that throughout history civilizations that have failed had the common theme of their societies having gender identity issues. Companies like this want you confused.
 






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I work with someone who worked for Syngenta. He was a rep for 9 years. I ask him why he left. He responded, "Because I was sick of being a scumbag." In a nutshell, he paid his top accounts off. This gentleman wrote a novel and is struggling because publishers want lgbtq. He and I spoke today and he said that throughout history civilizations that have failed had the common theme of their societies having gender identity issues. Companies like this want you confused.
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I'm not following, would like to know what exactly prompted the original post. If you want to see a truly corrupt board, go check out the Biogen page.

I suppose we do have the Syngenta CEO on our board (agriculture so not exactly relevant), but apart from that this post seems like a weak attempt to morph the conversation. Perhaps you are the one who is obsessed?
 






anonymous said:
I'm not following, would like to know what exactly prompted the original post. If you want to see a truly corrupt board, go check out the Biogen page.

I suppose we do have the Syngenta CEO on our board (agriculture so not exactly relevant), but apart from that, this post seems like a weak attempt to morph the conversation. Perhaps you are the one who is obsessed?
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Obsessed isn't the right word for what I am. Since your weight loss clinical trials are harming people, that means your approved diabetes drug is too.
 






anonymous said:
I work with someone who worked for Syngenta. He was a rep for 9 years. I ask him why he left. He responded, "Because I was sick of being a scumbag." In a nutshell, he paid his top accounts off. This gentleman wrote a novel and is struggling because publishers want lgbtq. He and I spoke today and he said that throughout history civilizations that have failed had the common theme of their societies having gender identity issues. Companies like this want you confused.
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You’re an idiot
 






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Obsessed isn't the right word for what I am. Since your weight loss clinical trials are harming people, that means your approved diabetes drug is too.
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You're probably wondering if any of this can be proved. I'm quite certain it already has been proven. Therefore, the only question left to answer is if you deserve an LD50 or LD100 dosage of HCN.
 


















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You will get crickets on this one, there are none... this guy is a wannabe safety physician, and a bad one at that
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I'm too tired to look for the Phase 1 clinical data, but if you find it, you'll notice that the rats/mice were developing musculoskeletal issues. That should have raised an important question. How are people losing weight without putting any effort into it? They're probably losing some fat because their heart rate is increasing, but they are losing muscle and bone mass leading to musculoskeletal issues. You'll also find a warning about increased cancer risks in the PI. A patient taking these types of weight loss drugs is decreasing their immune system making them more susceptible to cancer. There is another Eli. Are they ready to meet him? Healthy weight loss requires modifications, dedication, work, and effort.
 












anonymous said:
For the record, I am not a physician. I am a concerned patient because my quack physician said I am going to lose weight without putting any work into it with this company's drug.
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Find another physician. I’m sure there’s someone out there who will gladly take your money in exchange for a worm paste prescription.
 












anonymous said:
Will the government redefine "worm-paste" before I search for a new physician? That will instill trust.
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If that’s how you feel then why even bother with a physician, you’re better off with an entertainer turned medical expert and your own research. Or better yet just go with the entertainer, don’t waste time on research when he will tell you exactly to look for on the web. Great for you, you already have someone you trust, someone who says you can’t trust anybody but me. Keep it simple.

But seriously, read the whole PI. These diabetes meds are indicated as an adjunct to diet and exercise. Pretty sure Lilly has 1.5 billion reasons not to promote otherwise. If your quack physician tells you no hard work and discipline is required, he probably looks at you and thinks that’s what you want to hear.
 






anonymous said:
For the record, I am not a physician. I am a concerned patient because my quack physician said I am going to lose weight without putting any work into it with this company's drug.
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guess your quack physician took one look at you and thought, this guy desperately needs to lose weight and doesn’t seem motivated to get off the couch. if you went to see your doc then you clearly haven’t put any work into it, otherwise he wouldn’t have suggested adding medication. i can visualize it now, but doc i’m too obsessed with gender to think about anything else.
 






anonymous said:
Find another physician. I’m sure there’s someone out there who will gladly take your money in exchange for a worm paste prescription.
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I assume you are talking about the medication that won the nobel prize in medicine for its use in humans as an anti-parasitic drug--your beloved talking heads on cnn may have left that out. you are a good citizen of the state and will be justly rewarded.
 






anonymous said:
I assume you are talking about the medication that won the nobel prize in medicine for its use in humans as an anti-parasitic drug--your beloved talking heads on cnn may have left that out. you are a good citizen of the state and will be justly rewarded.
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Why yes, the Nobel-prize winning medicine with amazing efficacy against roundworm parasites - and limited demonstrated in vivo efficacy against viruses. But you don’t need Nobel laureates anyway, you are a critical thinker thanks to Joe Rogan. You just diminish your argument, as if we should be impressed you dropped a name that means nothing to you anyway. I mean wow, you should really be on the Lilly board, who are we kidding?
 






anonymous said:
guess your quack physician took one look at you and thought, this guy desperately needs to lose weight and doesn’t seem motivated to get off the couch. if you went to see your doc then you haven’t put any work into it, otherwise, he wouldn’t have suggested adding medication. I can visualize it now, but Doc I’m too obsessed with gender to think about anything else.
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I do not need a physician to tell me how to lose weight. I know how to do it safely and effectively. This isn't my first rodeo. That said, many people do need a physician and fitness instructor for guidance.
 






anonymous said:
I do not need a physician to tell me how to lose weight. I know how to do it safely and effectively. This isn't my first rodeo. That said, many people do need a physician and fitness instructor for guidance.
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The original point I was trying to make was that companies like this, and physicians who are paid to conduct bogus clinical trials make ethical physicians look bad.
 






anonymous said:
I do not need a physician to tell me how to lose weight. I know how to do it safely and effectively. This isn't my first rodeo. That said, many people do need a physician and fitness instructor for guidance.
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and yet here you announcing your doc thinks you could be helped with medication. your doc is probably thinking the same thing, this is not my first rodeo with this guy.
 






anonymous said:
Why yes, the Nobel-prize winning medicine with amazing efficacy against roundworm parasites - and limited demonstrated in vivo efficacy against viruses. But you don’t need Nobel laureates anyway, you are a critical thinker thanks to Joe Rogan. You just diminish your argument, as if we should be impressed you dropped a name that means nothing to you anyway. I mean wow, you should really be on the Lilly board, who are we kidding?
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We already have 2 Nobels on the Lilly board, this guy argues they suck by quoting a 3rd. Who needs accomplished scientists on the board when we could have Rogan and RFK Jr? BTW, I also notice that loss of appetite and nausea are common side effects of ivermectin, so what the hell, it should work for weight loss so why not try it. Wonder drug!
 






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