“National Enquirer” Type GLP-1 “News”

I tell you what. I am so tired of reading the horribly sensational news they put out in the UK and India. Mostly because they make headlines over here in the States afterwards.

Here is just the latest:

“Woman sheds 4 stone(25 kilos) in 4 months on Mounjaro, then suffers liver failure—how the drug works and its risks”  (4 stone is 56 lbs.)

At first, the results were everything she hoped for. But just a few months in, her health began to unravel.

“I couldn’t really do much. I was only eating a couple of times a week,” she said. “I stopped being able to walk. I would take a couple of steps and have to stop. Then I couldn’t stop being sick. I was throwing up all the time and started throwing up blood. I was sick between 50 and 60 times.” Chapman collapsed multiple times.

“My husband came home and found me passed out on the hallway one night,” she said. Initially, believed it was a virus. “I was in a bit of denial about it being linked to the jab because I was fine up until now.”

It wasn’t until she experienced severe chest pains that she went to Winchester Hospital A&E. (Emergency Room)

I’m sorry, but if I wasn’t able to walk and barfing 50-60 times, I would have had my ass in the hospital a whole lot earlier than waiting for chest pains. I don’t care if I thought it was a virus or whatever. What the holy hell was she doing staying home? The damages they are talking about did not (in my non-medical opinion) come from the Mounjaro, but her family’s negligence. The symptoms she was treated for in the hospital were all because of her not going into the Emergency Room soon enough.

But will people read the article that way? Heck no! They will think GLP-1s are the culprit and if they also threw up on a GLP-1, perhaps they could join in the sure-to-happen class action lawsuit one day.

I’ve seen at least ten of these articles in the last six months. It really is annoying. I just needed to say that.

Thanks for listening to my rant.