Those are possible side effects as listed during clinical trials. If somebody croaks during the trials, they have to list it.Do you ever listen to the list of side effects for the drugs they are pushing on the TV? Holy cow!
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Those are possible side effects as listed during clinical trials. If somebody croaks during the trials, they have to list it.Do you ever listen to the list of side effects for the drugs they are pushing on the TV? Holy cow!
PCP is worse than heroin, so let’s legalize heroin!
Correct, but sometime back I read about a fairly large African community in which there was some obesity, but not a single case of diabetes. Not type 1 or type II. I didn't delve into why all the people in that village were tested but maybe it was because the article said the people consumed no refined sugar of any kind, no honey, nothing other than the natural sweet in plants/fruit they consumed. The point was that if no refined or concentrated sugar is consumed, no diabetes develops. Whether that is true or not I do not pretend to know but it's just one of those bits of information I filed away in the back of my head.At some level, sugar is necessary for life. It is the fuel on which our bodies run, and without it, we would die. In modern times, it is very easy to get more sugar than we need, more than is good for us. As a diabetic, I am very much aware of this.
But a complete absence of sugar would be more deadly than any excess thereof.
Yes and it is absolutely horrifying. And ridiculous as so many of the side effect they are required to recite are very rare. I would say that the rule for advertising would be to say that like in all medications, side effects for this medication have been observed. Please read the side effects that could occur that are included are included with your product and do inform your doctor before taking this product.Do you ever listen to the list of side effects for the drugs they are pushing on the TV? Holy cow!
Yes and it is absolutely horrifying. And ridiculous as so many of the side effect they are required to recite are very rare. I would say that the rule for advertising would be to say that like in all medications, side effects for this medication have been observed. Please read the side effects that could occur that are included are included with your product and do inform your doctor before taking this product.
That should be entirely sufficient.
All pharmaceuticals that make any kind of medical claim are subject to FDA approval and regulation by the federal and state governments. But yes some are far more vague than others, but they ALL don't provide a lot of information of how the drug works.You've surely, also noticed some advertisements for drugs, that don't actually tell you anything about what the drug is supposed to do, or what conditions it is supposed to treat? They just give you some very vague depiction of your life being better, if you use that drug, and then tell you to ask your doctor if that drug is right for you.
Turns out, this is all a relic of the system of laws and regulations that we have in place, regarding how drugs are to be advertised. If an advertisement tells you anything about what the drug is actually supposed to do, then it is required also to tell us about every possible side effect that it is known that this drug might have, however unlikely.
So, you get two kinds of drug advertisements; those that don't tell you anything at all useful, just to plant the idea in your head that you should ask your doctor if you should be on that drug; and those that tell you what the drug is for, along with a long, scary list of possible side effects.
It can be anywhere in public. The concentrations are up to 25 times more potent than in the 1970’s.You could be right. I just haven' read that in any of the materials I have read. I have read in very confined unventilated spaces people can get a high from second hand cannabis smoke.
Why do idiots compare marijuana to sugar? Oh, I just answered that. They’re idiots.Because other substances are bad too but not outlawed. Why? Why is sugar, which is really harmful, not outlawed?
yea they might be.....talking to them lots of retired professionals....60's hippie stoners.
And neither does alcohol, moron.That's got nothing to do with weed which is nothing but a fucking plant with no chemical additive or processing needed
AND a plant that has been used by humans for literally millions of fucking years.
And neither does alcohol, moron.
And neither does alcohol, moron.
It doesn't have as much to do with work as it does just being human.If you want Americans to work hard then they are entitled to forms of relaxation. Even if it's not legal they will go for their stuff
As it should be.
I can't argue thatIt doesn't have as much to do with work as it does just being human.
Humans have been altering their consciousnesses with substances ever since there has been humans
That's the narrative but Americans are also really good at inventing problems that aren't really thereI can't argue that
However Americans in general are overworked, stressed, a ridden with anxiety. Too many commitments too many hours spent running to work, etc. They're tired out. They see no light at the end of the tunnel. And we expect them to carry on as if things are somehow wonderful. It's always been this way. It's just getting worse with each decade.
In a sense yes. However, the pressure to be productive is hard on people.That's the narrative but Americans are also really good at inventing problems that aren't really there
Only because they let it be.In a sense yes. However, the pressure to be productive is hard on people.
Do you have some examples?That's the narrative but Americans are also really good at inventing problems that aren't really there
Anyone who worries about anything he has absolutely no power over is creating a problem that doesn't exist for himDo you have some examples?