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  Barry Sharp (@BarryESharp) reported 2 minutes ago

  @GBNEWS This is exactly why patient-reported data from real-world users matters more than Big Pharma’s cherry-picked clinical trials. The University of Pennsylvania’s AI analysis of over 400,000 Reddit posts from nearly 70,000 people on GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirzepatide) just confirmed what thousands have been screaming for years: these injectable weight-loss/blockbuster diabetes drugs carry underreported side effects that regulators and manufacturers downplayed or missed entirely. Nearly 4% of users flagged menstrual irregularities, heavy bleeding, irregular cycles, intermenstrual spotting. Chills, hot flashes, and temperature dysregulation keep popping up. Fatigue hits 17%, nausea 37%, and GI issues dominate as expected. The study, published in Nature Health, flags these as signals needing urgent follow-up because trial data simply doesn’t capture the full picture from everyday patients. Let’s be brutally factual here. These aren’t fringe anecdotes. The researchers themselves note that clinical trials often miss patient concerns like these, especially reproductive and thermoregulatory effects possibly tied to rapid weight loss or the drugs’ mechanisms. Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly have raked in tens of billions annually pushing these as miracle fixes while the real-world burden lands on users and strained healthcare systems. In Canada alone, weight-management drugs are driving massive cost increases in private plans, quadrupling in some cases and fueling an 8.3% medical trend in 2026, on top of our $2.35 trillion federal debt and $56,000 per citizen. Obesity already costs us $27.6 billion yearly ($5.9B direct healthcare + $21.7B productivity losses). Now we’re adding expensive injectables with hidden sides while productivity lags the US by 26-30% and we lose 84,000 jobs in a single month like February 2026. This is the same regulatory capture playbook we saw with the experimental synthetic mRNA shots. Early claims of sky-high efficacy ignored variants that were already circulating. Mandates crushed informed consent and ****** autonomy. Observational data got spun into “safe and effective” narratives while excess mortality and real harms got memory-holed. Here, GLP-1s get the glossy rollout, blockbuster profits, celebrity endorsements, “my body my choice” for the same elites who cheered coercion before, while Reddit users quietly document what trials buried. No causation proven yet? Fine. But dismissing patient signals as “not captured in labels” is how trust evaporates and lawsuits pile up. Root causes of obesity aren’t fixed by a weekly shot that suppresses appetite and risks malnutrition, gallstones, or worse. Decades of failed public health policy, ultra-processed food, sedentary lifestyles, and sugar lobby influence created this epidemic. Evidence over excuses means addressing those head-on with personal responsibility, not corporate-dependent injections that let Big Pharma off the hook while taxpayers foot the bill for complications. Full repeal of the ideological nonsense that got us here, carbon taxes hammering energy costs and food prices, regulatory strangulation of domestic production, would do more for health than any GLP-1 marketing campaign. Patients deserve transparency, not hype. Regulators and manufacturers owe us rigorous, long-term data, not post-market damage control. Citizens first means demanding evidence-based reform that prioritizes real outcomes over quarterly earnings. One law for all, including the same scrutiny for these drugs that we apply everywhere else. The Reddit data isn’t “alarmist”; it’s the unfiltered truth the system tried to bury. Time to act on it.

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  Kinsuke Tenko　天狐きんすけ (@kanegitsuneZero) reported 2 minutes ago

  @SPathak1851881 @crtclmemetheory @FightWithMemes Reddit is not legal counsel either, so r/legaladvice should be shut down.

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  Mr. PoopyButthole Redeemed (@mr_redeeme90567) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BanannaSlamma64 @tuuu28283 Same problem as reddit. Bias of moderators/editors determining what content is acceptable/truthful.

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  Ian Miles Cheong (@ianmiles) reported 11 minutes ago

  So the child is on the spectrum and has trouble connecting to other people so she asked AI for help. I can think of fewer better use cases for AI. And so what does the woke Reddit mom do? Bans the child from using AI and instills the fear of “carbon emissions” into her. ****.

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  Dany (@MajorBaguette) reported 11 minutes ago

  3 weeks of work on Brieform. Real numbers: 📤 DMs sent: 15+ 💬 Replies: 0 👤 Signups: 7 💳 Paying users: 0 What I learned: → Cold DMs don’t work when you have 1,300 followers. You’re not warm enough yet. → Reddit gave me more real feedback in 3 posts than 2 weeks of DMs. → The posts that got reach? Numbers. Stakes. Drama. Not product features. So I’m changing the approach: ❌ No more cold DMs ✅ Double down on Reddit ✅ Content that has actual stakes

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  Johnny Cage guy (@OOCFightingGame) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BBrideley I genuinely didn’t know this till Reddit just randomly recommended a subreddit dedicated to her Then I quickly learned that she was in a bad relationship at the time along with I think substance abuse issues, plus the porn industry being pretty ****** in general

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  Shin (@ShinraZeroP) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BigBoyShaka @sleepin_volk @k1rallik Lol, if you think X is anywhere near as bad as reddit, you have no idea what's happening, or you are part of the problem.

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  Morgan Cole (@morgcole_) reported 14 minutes ago

  my highest-converting channel costs $0 find old reddit threads about the problem i solve. leave a helpful comment. link at the bottom. 20 min/day → 6 signups this month ugly manual work. that's why nobody does it

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  Angel Zepeda (@RagePilot07) reported 14 minutes ago

  @JohnAlexWolfram @SeverusChud No is gonna care cuz ppl been literally calling everything **** this **** that, and yes you have ppl also shutting down conversations and trying to call **** JUST for playing the game, so cap and your trying to cover for the reddit lunatic moderators pieces shits tht no one likes

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  MTAVZN🪶 (@NativeVizions) reported 15 minutes ago

  @FightWithMemes Reddit could burn down for all I care. It’s like choosing to live in California, it’s natural selection at this point. You either got & get it, or you don’t and helpless atp.

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  olimeg abaser (@olimegabaser) reported 16 minutes ago

  @EricLDaugh Report all those Reddit to authorities. Shut down Reddit . It’s a breeding ground for insane people.

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  ADalrymple (@ADalrymple) reported 17 minutes ago

  @LeoKearse He might be flying it intentionally upside down, as is customary when in distress. Unlikely but possible, But I suspect Pete Jackson can't think that far for himself and likes to try to feel reddit-mod superior with an 'akshually.'

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  Paschal (@paschalpw) reported 25 minutes ago

  @JadeAtrophis @ZealousSeraphim This is fine for Reddit but the problem of evil is usually not expressed as argument. Shouldn’t be met like one.

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  Randy Marcote (@meme5071) reported 27 minutes ago

  $ASTS is down ~15% after Blue Origin placed BlueBird 7 into the wrong orbit $ASTS is down \~15% after Blue Origin placed BlueBird 7 into an orbit too low to sustain operations despite a successful separation and power-on. Reddit mentions are also way up, with some insiders

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  Calvin Brain (@calvinbrain97) reported 28 minutes ago

  This new Reddit update is terrible whenever I'm in the middle of reading a post it just randomly boots me out back to the home page and it refreshes?