Serena Williams injects herself with a GLP-1 weight loss drug as millions watch the Super Bowl. Is this the world we want to leave to our children?

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10 Comments

  1. This is pharma advertising wearing celebrity skin. Normalize the product, hide the tradeoffs, sell it as lifestyle. Same recipe.

  2. Nobody wants a world full of liars and cheaters not only not respecting the rules, but also lecturing about effort and how anybody but them is lazy, constantly gaslighting others with “i deserfff and u sux”. Thats why they lie and hide and conspire in the dark.

    I’d love to hear the stories from the perspective of all the people they hurt or destroyed on their way there.

  3. boo. thats fukin bullshit. i watched exactly NO commercials. turned the damn sound off

  4. I would not use this, it wastes away muscles which are needed for a healhty metabolism/calorie burn.

  5. Yeh that’s crazy. In my country (and most, I think), advertising medications is banned.

  6. dumbhillbilly72 on

    I think these peptides and synthetic hormones are going to be the next Phen-phen-redux scandal but much worse. People should be asking why this “gut hormone” isn’t already present, and hold the FDA accountable for allowing this.

    I also genuinely believe with the effect that these drugs end up having on the stomach and pancreas- expect to see an alarming rise in pancreatic cancer as well as conditions like crohns, diverticulosis, stomach and colon cancer.

    I really hope I’m wrong, but this is just like the Purdue/Sackler push to release Oxycodone as “less addictive”.

  7. I’m just grateful my daughters are of an age where they understand the world and the sick twisted shit that occurs.

  8. When money is your god, you’ll do anything to get more. Even using yourself to advertise unethical and probably dangerous drugs.

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