'Budget Ozempic' TikTok Trend: How It's Contributing To The Laxative Shortage
TikTokers have been promoting the use of laxatives such as Miralax, Ex-Lax and Glycolax as a cheaper way of losing weight than the prescription medication Ozempic.
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TikTokers have been promoting the use of laxatives such as Miralax, Ex-Lax and Glycolax as a cheaper way of losing weight than the prescription medication Ozempic.
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With cell lines, which were cloned copies of cells from decades ago. so we're talking about two abortions, by the way, in the netherlands, one in the '70s, one in the '80s, the abortions were not done for the sake of research, so over decades, you're talking about thousands of generations removed from that fetal tissue, cell lines were developed that were used in research for the vaccines. so they contain no tissue from fetuses. and yet you hear people saying, well, i'm not going to have that, i want religious exemption because fetal tissue is being used. that's not correct. that's to say then...
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