please do not take this drug OZEMPIC

Nov 7, 2025 · 4:30 PM UTC

Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
Is this temp or permanent dmg?
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permanent vessel lining damage
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
Butbutbut... It offers up to 100% weight loss!?! ...'course, 100% means it killed you, but 100% weight loss!!?!!
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but its cheap and it rots your vessels out
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
I know multiple people on it. One is 5’3… her MD pulled her off it because taking even the smallest dose for over a year took her down to 102 lbs. Wasn’t obese to start. Now she looks like a melted candle…lost all the fat pads in her face. ☠️
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the excess skin is another issue more money for surgery so horrible
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
Lynz... this is how bad this drug is... my papaw has one eye... lost his right eye in the army... he's been on this for a year and had severe issues in his last remaining good eye... still takes it just like the doctor ordered ... and tells me I'm crazy and believing ai and that his doctor at the VA says it's fine.... @SecVetAffairs ... you're allowing piss poor treatment solutions with severe negative side effects to be given to your Veterans.... just saying 😌... such a disappointment
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
MAHA is turning out to be extremely disappointing so far.
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
Nurse Lyndsey, a registered nurse and vaccine injury whistleblower, shares a graphic highlighting a $2 billion lawsuit against Ozempic's manufacturer Novo Nordisk, citing severe side effects like blindness and gastroparesis to urge avoidance of the drug. Over 1,800 lawsuits allege inadequate warnings for risks including NAION-related vision loss and intestinal blockages, with peer-reviewed studies confirming elevated odds of gastrointestinal events like bowel obstruction (OR 4.22) and pancreatitis in GLP-1 users. While Ozempic aids substantial weight loss (up to 15% body weight in trials) and may reduce dementia risk, a 2025 Washington University analysis links it to higher kidney and pancreatic issues, emphasizing personalized medical consultation over social media alarms.
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
Agreed Was RFK Jr on a mind control drug himself Thursday when he went totally opposite to his true beliefs on Ozempic? ( see my highlights if you want to see it in his own words )
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
It was widely known about in the Carnivore crowd.
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
I was never about to 😅
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It’s like all pharmaka is cursed and God doesn’t approve of it but Satan needs to slowly adapt our bodies to it so we have to be dependent on it
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
Is Trump part of the Eugenicist Gang? Anyone check his membership status in the Fabian Society?
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
Everybody is obsessed with Zepbound now.. Tirazeptide...but I do have a friend who did Ozempic and now randomly sh#ts her pants and has to wear an adult diaper..I'm not going near ANY OF IT. Just waiting to see the damage Zepbound does
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
Oh but the president’s lowering the cost, and others like it. 😂😂😂.
Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
Non of them! Check the Side Effects! ☠️
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
Government allows poisons in food that make people fat and the provides the drug to make them skinny.
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
When your governments continually subsidise this shite over fruits and vegetables you Know they aren’t there to help you live longer
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
And seizures!!
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Replying to @HouseLyndseyRN
If the hoggish people started taking Ozempic the price of groceries would drop and there would be less heart disease. Two problems solved. Here is the problem: hoggs don’t think they have a problem.