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Stephen Verchinski's avatar

The following is another callout for " safe and effective"

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antidote, naloxone, attaches to opioid receptors, reversing and blocking effects of opioids. Naloxone can quickly restore normal breathing. Naloxone is so safe we give it immediately to anyone with signs of opioid overdose or when an overdose is suspected. However, the drug has no effect on someone with no opioids in their system.”

Suggest you might do a bit of research. The product is made by many notable companies. Testing by the FDA isn't done regularly.

There are warnings for who shouldn't have this drug but if you are, really are in opiod distress, maybe its "6 of one and half dozen of the other" as some would say.

See also the FAERS with reported adverse events especially since 2020. Maybe something about having a spike protein circulating too or is it just an anaphylaxis response?

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Yarrow's avatar

Say it with me: "The rich are not like the rest of us."

Not that people on the bottom 60% of the income don't do drugs. Plenty do. But when people like us do drugs, we end up evading debt collectors, sharing custody with people who are terrible parents, being evicted, and getting investigated by social services.

When people like them do it, they get promoted.

That's called PRIVILEGE.

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