Originally published via Armageddon Prose:
Via Reuters:
“A small but rapidly growing number of U.S. adolescents began treatment with Novo Nordisk’s <NOVOb.CO> weight-loss drug Wegovy last year, a powerful new tool to address record rates of pediatric obesity, according to data shared exclusively with Reuters.
In the first 10 months of 2023, 1,268 children ages 12 to 17 with an obesity diagnosis* started taking Wegovy, according to U.S. insurance claims data compiled by health technology company Komodo Health.”
*This psychological condition via framing the obesity epidemic as a “disease” with an accompanying “diagnosis” is not to be overlooked, as it provides valuable insight into how the pharmaceutical industry successfully parlays every physical, psychological, and social ailment into a medical diagnosis through a process called “medicalization” that I have previously described in great detail, which then opens the door for expensive, patented pharmaceutical interventions where they don’t naturally belong.
Related: Obesity Is a ‘Brain Disease,’ Claims ‘Expert’
Strategically placing obesity within the “disease” bucket precludes the individual (referred to as “the patient,” an object to be worked upon, like a car with a faulty transmission) from exercising any personal agency over their health. Instead, the patient’s issue becomes a medical one best left to the anointed “experts” to resolve — almost always with expensive drugs or surgeries.
The actual disease, whether real or invented, obesity or “gender dysphoria,” is rarely resolved, but, given the financial incentives to keep the pill mills churning out product, one has to wonder whether that was ever the point from the industry’s perspective to begin with.
Related: How the Obesity-Industrial Complex Keeps Americans Sick, Fat, and Sad
Continuing:
In 2022, only 25 children were prescribed the drug, which did not receive U.S. approval for adolescent use until December of that year. A month later, the influential American Academy of Pediatrics recommended weight-loss drugs be offered to children with obesity starting at age 12.”
In a decent society, the American Academy of Pediatrics would be designated a criminal enterprise, if not a biomedical terrorist organization, and its ringleaders prosecuted with vigor.
Via Influence Watch:
“In 2018, AAP reported $121,878,940 in revenue and $62,163,314 in net assets. More than half of its revenue came from its memberships, journals, and publications. The AAP also reported receiving $20.5 million in government grants and over $12.9 million in outside contributions. That same year, AAP reported $118,478,392 in expenses, including nearly $800,000 spent on legislative lobbying.
AAP gains a significant portion of its revenue through sponsorships at its conferences and frequent member events, though it has received criticism for its seemingly hypocritical sponsorship arrangements. In 2010, AAP hosted a conference which featured SweetSurprise.com, a corn-syrup promotion compony, as a sponsor, despite the fact that the AAP itself advocated against high fructose corn syrup and claimed that soda consumption was associated with higher rates of obesity.”
Let’s discover together who — in addition to the likes of Bill Gates and Google — funds the AAP.
It’s probably deeply ethical physician’s groups and nunneries and whatever, right? The Mother Teresas and similar such do-gooders of the world.
Surely.
Why, spank me silly and call me Suzy; it’s none other than Novo Nordisk, manufacturer of Ozempic, itself!
But let’s not be conspiracy theorists and allege a conflict of interest.
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So doctors are saying it’s healthy to be morbidity obese and also that you should take a harmful drug to lose weight. Clown show.
Maybe stop eating lots of shitfood and go out and play.
Like every kid did since about a few years ago.
My sons didn’t have an ounce of excess fat because their parents
wouldn’t let them sit around being fat choads.
You had good parents. Look at fat kids, in general they have fat parents. Unhealthy habits are learned at home.
Where are the parents??
Parent. They split the house in feminist equality divorce court (if they were ever married); he kept the outside half. Also, the parents are just as fat, and don’t care.
Gorging themselves on junk food and watching TV, that where.
I recall an old Twilight Zone episode where women introduced other women to this awesome drinking water that keeps you looking young. The first batch is free. While the water did keep the women who drank it looking young and vibrant, but as soon as they stopped drinking it, the women aged far rapidly than they otherwise would have.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aqua_Vita
Ozempic is the same. Assuming it doesn’t cause you life threatening side effects, it will cause you to lose weight, but as soon as you stop taking Ozempic, the weight will come back with few pounds extra too.
Long term health effects of Ozempic are unknown. Does anyone remember the 1990s miracle weight loss drug Fen-Phen? It was the next great weight loss drug until it was pulled for causing heart damage. Until long term health effects are known, people would be wise to steer clear of Ozempic. Did we learn nothing from Covid vaccine lies over the past 3 years? Apparently not.
Well played Cricket……
Why are folks letting their kids get obese?!WTF!
I understand for a tiny minority may be a actual medical condition but even then feel ways to beat it that don’t include poisoning kids!
Find folks who are actually interested in healing and not the next pharm sponsored trip to the Bahamas!
Here is a example of a healer:
A lot of processed foods are the cheapest per calories but they guarantee metabolic disorders.
They also are called comfort foods for a reason. Bologna and mac and cheese make you feel full and comfortable. Yes fat and salt are cheap fillers compared to proteins (lean meats) good fats (olive or sunflower oils) and good carbs (fruits and veggies) .
Anon,would add cold pressed coconut oil to the list.
So…have your fat kid go on a drug that is derived from Gila Monster venom.
What could go wrong?
Other than gastroparesis, thyroid cancer, and a host of other issues.
Thanks big pHARMa.
Great “Jack Benny” radio episode where the airhead Dennis Day is giving Jack a Gila Monster for Xmas.
Dennis: “It’d be here now, but they’re haing trouble wrapping it.”
One of the side effects is vomiting for three years.
Dr. Ardis, on Mike Adams, the Health Ranger podcast pointed out that Gila Monster venom is an ingredient of Ozempic…and it leads to thyroid problems within months. Better fat and alive…
It’s all about the adrenochrome harvesting. Fat kids have more blood.
Nothing like a little Gila Monster venom to sort the fat little fuckers out…