Meet the people suing Ozempic maker for wrecking their bodies: 'I will never eat solid food again'

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What you are about to read is very alarming about how Ozempic can harm the body greatly.

 Cassidy Morrison Senior Health Reporter For Dailymail.Com

Hundreds of Americans have jumped on a multi-state lawsuit alleging that the makers of Ozempic and Mounjaro caused them life-altering injuries. 

The suit was filed against Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly, the two pharma giants that have raked in billions thanks to the blockbuster weight-loss meds.

Ohio native and grandmother of seven Dana Filmore can no longer eat solid foods and has to blend her meals. Louisville’s Jacqueline Barber threw up so much she became dangerously malnourished. 

Hundreds of Americans have jumped on a multi-state lawsuit alleging that the makers of Ozempic and Mounjaro caused them life-altering injuries. 

The suit was filed against Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly, the two pharma giants that have raked in billions thanks to the blockbuster weight-loss meds.

Ohio native and grandmother of seven Dana Filmore can no longer eat solid foods and has to blend her meals. Louisville’s Jacqueline Barber threw up so much she became dangerously malnourished. 

Dana Filmore of Columbus, Ohio, now subsists on a diet of protein shakes and Jell-O. Her stomach paralysis tied to Ozempic prevents her from eating solid foods

Dana Filmore of Columbus, Ohio, now subsists on a diet of protein shakes and Jell-O. Her stomach paralysis tied to Ozempic prevents her from eating solid foods.

Dana Filmore, a 55-year-old diabetic, was uncomfortable with the prospect of having to stick herself with a needle every week when her doctor suggested she try Ozempic to manage her type 2 diabetes.

For about two years, the medicine did what it was approved to do – lower her blood sugar levels. But in the last six months that she was on it, the severe nausea kicked in. It gradually worsened, and she had to burn through her vacation time to recuperate.

It got to a point where she became scared to eat solid foods, because a few bites would send her to the bathroom.

She told USA Today: ‘The solids are really difficult on me. My body just rejects it.’

She was recently diagnosed with gastroparesis, or paralysis of the stomach. 

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It causes muscle contractions in the stomach to become too weak to digest food and pass it along to the intestines, causing food to stay in the stomach for longer than it should.

When the stomach does release the food, rather than doing so gradually in a steady manner, the stomach empties in larger, unprocessed bursts, causing chaotic diarrhea.

Mrs Filmore, who has had to excuse herself mere minutes after starting a meal, said: ‘You never know what will set it off.’

It has even disrupted her 35-minute commute to her job, where she manages a team of technicians at a mechanical company.

She said: ‘Halfway to work, I have to stop into a restaurant or to a gas station. My stomach doesn’t give me that long to really decide where I'm going to go.’

Her diet now consists mostly of protein shakes and Jell-O. It’s the only meal plan that keeps her from running to the bathroom.

In Louisville, Kentucky, Jacqueline Barber, another plaintiff in the case, has also been diagnosed with gastroparesis that threatened her life.

She was prescribed Ozempic for her type 2 diabetes in 2021, but spent every night for over a year sleeping on the couch next to a garbage can to manage her uncontrollable vomiting.

The 48-year-old said: ‘To lay on the couch and throw up nonstop, can't hardly make it to walk, go anywhere, it's very depressing.’

Alls she could keep down were peanuts, peanut butter crackers, and peanut butter cookies.

‘I ended up losing 140 pounds. I was down to around 87 pounds, couldn't walk or get around, couldn't get off the couch. Nobody knew what was going on. No one put the two together.’

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What Three Vaccines in Ten Minutes Can do to You: 23-Year-Old Christian at UCI Medical Center Fights for Her Life

 By Jennifer Rae Vliet

Alexis Lorenze, a traveled from Florida to SoCal and found herself having to receive multiple vaccines before she could receive treatment for a rare blood disorder that she was diagnosed with earlier this year. Her diagnosis of PNH (Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria, disease) needed to be proved as she sought out a continuation of care with a new doctor in Orange County. The assisting doctor at the UCI Medical Center in Irvine California pressured Miss Lorenze stating that in order to receive the treatments and blood transfusions needed, she would have to receive a slew of vaccinations. There is a little bit of a discrepancy on what she was in fact given however, it seems like she was given vaccinations for meningitis, pneumonia, and tetanus according to a nurse initially questioned by the family. Then when the family pushed for the medical records, she had also received a hemophilia vaccine. All shots were given one right after the other and within 10 minutes, she was fighting for her life. Consequently, when a tetanus is administered, as @talia_likeItIs stated on Instagram who is covering Alexis's story, "it is not a solo tetanus but a 3 in 1 TDAP as there hasn't been a solo one in years!" This includes two additional vaccines on top of tetanus...she also received the diphtheria and pertussis compounds.

The ironic thing is that her younger sister spoke about how in elementary school she received scheduled vaccinations and when a child in her class had suffered a stroke the family had decided that is it with the vaccines and filed for a religious exemption from any future vaccinations. Alexis, when she was able to speak earlier in the day prior to her symptoms worsening, said she felt pressured and did not appreciate how treatment for her blood disorder was held over her head. This is yet one more story of, "you can only have x y and z if you get the vaccine". Her sister stated at bedside how she asked the doctor how he/she could give such an already immune compromised human all of these vaccines. The doctor would not associate one thing wrong with Alexis to the onslaught of poison they had given her.

Lorenze immediately began having massive swelling and bruising which had begun to encompass her entire body and suffered sudden blindness in both of her eyes as well. Viewer discretion is advised when viewing the content below. Her symptoms have not been limited to those just mentioned.

If things couldn't get any crazier, not only is Alexis being neglected at the UCI facility and laughed at by doctors saying she is a "science experiment" but they have dismissed any potential credence of a reaction to any of the vaccines and says she is suffering from PARVO!

Late this afternoon, Alexis was awaiting a transport ambulance to a nearby facility they have not named for privacies sake where a team of doctors are ready to receive her, aware of what is going on and ready to do their best to save her. Her advocate is a well-known nurse, "Nurse Angela" who arrived today as she had just heard of Alexis' horrifying condition brought on just yesterday.  Angela Wulbrecht is a registered nurse who is also featured in the EpochTV documentary, "The Unseen Crisis".

Thankfully as well, Alexis' story is gaining some traction and CHD-TV | Childrens Health Defense organization has stepped in. They are updating everyone on how she is doing and most importantly, encouraging Alexis albeit through her discomfort, to keep her fighting spirit and to know there are a great number of people who are praying for her and willing to help. There is also a donation account set up for her medical bills which is posted below. Watch Alexis' vaccine injury plight through CHD-TV by clicking the picture below and you can view the two latest Instagram stories, read the comments, and hopefully take a moment to pray for a miracle for this young innocent woman.

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Man, 34, fitted with first of its kind ‘bionic hand’ that he can move ‘simply by thinking’

 A man who lost his left hand is now able to open jars, close a zip and use a screwdriver easily, thanks to a world-first magnetically controlled prosthetic hand.

By Rebecca Whittaker For Mailonline

The first-of-it’s-kind bionic limb uses tiny implanted magnets in the forearm, which respond to the amputee’s brain signals, to allow them to finely control the movements of a prosthetic.



An Italian research from the BioRobotics Institute developed the robotic hand that converts signals from six magnets implanted in the remaining arm to generate fine dexterous movements. 

The bionic hand was take for a successful tested drive by 34-year-old Daniel who used the prosthesis for six weeks and described it ‘like moving my own hand’. 

It works by placing magnets, measuring a few millimetres in size, in muscles in the forearm that previously helped control the now- severed hand.

By moving theses muscles, an amputee like Daniel can send magnetic signals to a special computer program that translates them to precise movements of the robotic hand.

This allows him to perform fine movements similar to that of a flesh-and-blood equivalent. 

‘There are 20 muscles in the forearm and many of them control the hand movements,’ said Professor Christian Cipriani, at the BioRobotics Institute of the Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna.

‘Many people who have lost a hand keep on feeling it as if it is still in place and the residual muscles move in response to the commands from the brain.’

Daniel, who lost his left hand in 2022, was selected as a volunteer for the study because he still felt the presence of his hand.

Residual muscles in his arm continued to respond to his brain signals.

In April 2023, he underwent surgery to implant six magnets in his arm.

For each one, the team of surgeons located and isolated the specific muscle they wanted the magnet to respond to and then mapped this pattern with the computer program. 

The results of the experiment went far beyond the most optimistic expectations.

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Study results suggest threat from COVID shots can be reversed!

 Researchers found what is believed to be ‘off switch’ for those who regret vax, and now face possibility of turbo cancers, heart failure, strokes, blood clots, damaged immune systems

By Bob Unruh

A team of researchers that included a number of medical experts as well as individuals with creditable science backgrounds has uncovered what is believed to be an “off switch” that could be used by those who were given the COVID-19 mRNA treatments, and now face that possibility of “turbo cancers, heart failure, strokes, blood clots, and damaged immune systems,” according to a new report.

It is Slay News that revealed the “historic discovery” that now “offers hope to the billions of people around the world who have been injected with the ‘vaccines.'”

The report cites a preprint study called, “Strategic Deactivation of mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines: New Applications for RIBOTACs and siRNA Therapy.” The promoters of the experimental treatment originally said the “vaccine” injection would stay in a person’s arm but tests show it spreads, which has prompted health experts to express concern about the safety.

The report confirmed the “spike protein triggered by the mRNA from the shots has been linked to multiple deadly diseases and sudden death.”

The study, led by renowned American cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough, uncovered a novel approach using “small interfering messenger RNA (siRNA) and ribonuclease targeting chimeras (RIBOTACs) to bind and deactivate the mRNA from these vaccines.”

The report said evidence is that that process allows a body to clear out mRNA from the injections.

McCullough said he already uses products like “Patisiran” and “Inclisiran” in his practice.

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Scientists uncover 'holy grail' insulin which adapts to diabetics' changing blood sugar levels 

 Diabetics may only have to inject once a week

By Ryan Prosser

Treatment for millions with type one diabetes worldwide is set to be revolutionised by a game-changing insulin that responds to changing blood levels.

The solution involves smart insulin that would come into action whenever needed within the body, and would be as close to a cure as existing drug therapy.

Scientists have developed novel insulin which mimics bodily changes in blood sugar levels, reducing the number of times suffers need to treat themselves to as little as once a week.

Type one diabetics currently must inject themselves with synthetic insulin up to ten times daily.

While these existing insulins help to stabilise blood sugar levels when injected into the body, they are unable to respond to subsequent changes.

In the future, patients may only need to take the newly developed insulin once a week, experts believe. Millions of pounds of funding has been awarded to fast-track the development of the new glucose responsive insulin (GRI), the Guardian reported.

Teams at Stanford University in the US, Monash University in Australia and Zhejiang University in China are among those that have received £3million for six research projects to develop smart insulins.

Four of the projects are aimed at developing new GRIs, while another has been launched to find a ultra-fast acting variant.

Dr Tim Heise, the vice-chair of the novel insulins scientific advisory panel for the Type 1 Diabetes Grand Challenge said the new GRIs would be the 'holy grail' of insulin.

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One wine or beer per day might actually be GOOD for you 

 .health risks are 'exaggerated', says world-renowned scientist. 'The WHO has said that there is no safe level of booze. For a start I don't think the evidence supports that, but also there's no safe level of driving, there's no safe level of living, but no one recommends abstention.' 

In the past decade, the tide has been turning against alcohol.

A major Oxford University study released in June 2023 linked regular alcohol use to more than 60 diseases - including cancer, diabetes, gout and cataracts. n the same year, Canadian health officials released new alcohol guidelines for the country based on their review of the research and came up with a limit of just two drinks per week. 

Dr Tim Stockwell, a scientist at the Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research who was on the panel that set the new guidelines, told the BBC: 'Increasingly the evidence is tilting towards there being no benefits and that alcohol is essentially a risky substance.' 

And US officials last year told DailyMail.com they were considering shifting alcohol guidelines to no more than two beers a week in 2025.

It's true that drinking in high amounts daily is bad for health, Sir Spiegelhalter said. 

But the average person is more likely a moderate drinker- having one or two beverages a day - and at that level of drinking, Sir Spiegelhalter said research shows the effects on health are very slim. 

'Whatever the risks are [of having one or two drinks a day] we know they are very low indeed. And we also know they are incredibly difficult to estimate.' 

He called the Canadian guidelines, 'completely unnecessary. I kind of think this is tackling a non problem'. 

Further, telling people who are already drinking minimally that they need to drink less might make them distrustful of public health officials in general. 

Plus, he said, the argument to abstain for health often ignores a crucial factor of alcohol - it brings people joy. 

Statistician Sir David Spiegelhalter said that guidances that clamp down on moderate drinking are often exaggerated

Statistician Sir David Spiegelhalter said that guidances that clamp down on moderate drinking are often exaggerated

Sir Spiegelhalter said there is even a 'benefit from drinking at low to moderate levels, and that is never mentioned in these discussions.'

These benefits are mainly social. People use alcohol to ease anxiety when they're socializing, or as an excuse to get together with friends they haven't seen in a while. 

Other times, people merely like the taste, and enjoy savoring a glass of wine alongside a steak dinner, perhaps.  

'I think we should just accept that people drink for a reason - they actually enjoy it,' Sir Spiegelhalter said. 

That's not to say he's in favor of no guidelines at all. He said the current guidelines in place in the United Kingdom by their National  Health Service are ideal. 

These include drinking no more than 14 units of alcohol per week - which would be like 14 shots of liquor, or six medium glasses of wine or pints of beer. 

This is similar to current recommendations set in the US - which say men should have two drinks or less per day and women should have one drink or less per day. 

There is still a risk at that level of consumption, Sir Spiegelhalter said, but it's roughly the same level of risk associated with watching an hour of TV a day or two bacon sandwiches a week.

People still opt to do these things that pose risk to their health - like consuming high fat, high salt foods like bacon.  

Dr Spiegelhalter said: 'These seem to be imminent acceptable voluntary risks that people take in their lives. People are grown ups. They can make their own decisions on this.' 

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'Bone-chilling': Data expert says COVID shots triggered explosive surge in kidney failures

 Analysis shows 155,000 additional deaths reported after mRNA shots were unleashed on public

By Bob Unruh

Joe Biden delivers remarks on the FDA giving full approval to the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, Monday, Aug. 23, 2021, in the South Court Auditorium in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building at the White House. (Official White House photo by Adam Schultz)

A leading data expert has issued a "bone-chilling" warning after reviewing the numbers and causes of death across America since the COVID-19 pandemic and the mRNA shots – now proven to have many and dangerous side effects – hit Americans.

report at Slay News explains it is John Beaudoin, a renowned statistician, who found an explosive surge in deaths from fatal kidney conditions following the advent of mRNA treatments.

The report said, "Beaudoin calculated that there have been 155,000 excess deaths caused by acute kidney injury (AKI) since late 2020 in the United States alone."

He looked at government numbers for a variety of factors, including state reports on excess deaths.

"As Beaudoin explains in a new interview, excess death is the figure above the expected baseline, not the total, meaning an extra 155k Americans died from AKI," the report said.

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Prevent Peanut Allergies in Kids: Study Reveals 71% Reduced Risk by Introducing Peanuts Early

 Laura Liefman

LONDON, United Kingdom - A recent study conducted by researchers revealed that feeding children peanut products from infancy through the age of five can significantly reduce the risk of developing a peanut allergy into early adolescence. Children who consumed peanut pastes or puffed peanut snacks regularly from four to six months onwards were reported to be 71% less likely to have a peanut allergy at the age of 13 compared to those who did not consume peanuts, indicating a lasting impact of early peanut consumption.

According to the study, this simple dietary intervention could potentially prevent around 10,000 cases of life-threateningpeanut allergies annually in the UK alone, and contribute to a global reduction of 100,000 cases per year. Previous recommendations to avoid peanuts in early childhood had made parents hesitant, but the evidence now suggests that early exposure to peanuts can offer long-term protection against allergies.

Dr. Gideon Lack, a professor of pediatric allergy at King's College London, emphasized the importance of introducing peanuts to babies by four months for those with eczema and by six months for those without. The study also highlighted the increased risk of developing peanut allergies among babies with eczema, as their skin might be more susceptible to traces of the food triggering an immune response.

Peanut allergies have been on the rise in many western countries, with approximately one in 50 children in the UK currently affected. While some children may outgrow the allergy, for others, it means a lifetime of avoiding peanuts and the constant fear of a severe allergic reaction upon accidental exposure to the food.

The researchers noted that early introduction of peanut products offers a dual advantage by preventing the majority of peanut allergies while also enabling early identification and treatment for those who do develop the allergy. They recommended giving children peanut butter or puffs as soon as they can manage soft foods, aiming for a small amount three times a week.

It is crucial to avoid whole or chopped peanuts due to the choking hazard, but ground peanut puffs can be a safe alternative for babies. The study, known as the Leap-Trio trial, followed 508 children to an average age of 13, demonstrating that the protective effects of early peanut consumption persisted regardless of the children's peanut-eating habits post-five years of age.

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Unassuming town in Virginia is crowned healthiest community in America

 ...where disease is rare, life expectancy is high and everyone walks

By Cassidy Morrison Senior Health Reporter For Dailymail.Com

The healthiest city isn’t highly walkable New York, fitness-obsessed Los Angeles or even one of the outdoorsy cities in the Rocky Mountain states.

A small oasis outside of Washington, DC – Falls Church, Virginia — has the best markers for health and wellbeing.

The town is small – just 2.2 square miles – and is home to about 15,000 residents. 

But people who live there, on average, live years longer than most Americans, suffer disease at a much lower rate and the vast majority walk instead of driving.

The life-expectancy of a Falls Church resident hovers around 77 years, while the national average is slightly over 75 years.

Falls Church Mayor Letty Hardi sang the town’s praises after US News officially crowned it number one on the Healthiest Communities list. 

The active, social lifestyles of Falls Church residents mirror those seen in Blue Zones, areas of the world including Ikaria, Greece and Loma Linda, California where people tend to live up to 100 or even older.

Falls Church earned an overall score of 100 out of 100, with population health specifically scoring a 97, indicating people have easy access to healthcare, are in good physical and mental health, and have a low rate of illness. 

Mayor Hardi said: ‘We have been embracing the urban planning concept of a “15-minute city,” in which a wide array of amenities are located within a 15-minute walk, bike ride or convenient public transit option.

‘In fact, 70 percent of our residents now live within a 10-minute walk of a grocery store, not to mention our weekly farmers market, diverse restaurants, gyms, parks, and civic and cultural life.’

A total of 29 of the healthiest counties are located in Virginia. 

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Scientists say they may have discovered a shocking cause of autism

 

By Matthew Phelan Senior Science Reporter For Dailymail.Com

A common plastic additive found in everything from pacifiers to metal food cans to even paper receipts has been linked to an increased risk of autism in boys.

The new research, which tracked the development of over 600 infants, found that higher levels of chemical bisphenol A (BPA) in a pregnant mother's urine more than tripled the chances that a young boy would develop autism symptoms by age two.

Worse, those same boys were six times more likely to be diagnosed with autism by age 11 — compared to those whose mothers had lower BPA levels during pregnancy.

New research out of Australia - which tracked the development of over 600 infants - found higher levels of chemical bisphenol A (BPA) in a pregnant mother's urine more than tripled the likelihood that a young boy would develop autism symptoms by age two

BPA, a chemical intended to harden plastics and prevent metals from rusting, among other uses, has also been linked to higher risks of obesity, asthma, diabetes, and heart diseases across over two decades of increasing scrutiny on the compound.

In addition to surveying over 600 human children, tracked since 2010, the study also tested lab mice to track the effect BPA has on brain development and autism. Photomicrographs of cortical neurons in lab mice (above) show the damaging impact of BPA.

It has also been has been dubbed a 'gender-bending' chemical due to its apparent role spurring hormonal and sexual disruptions in humansfish and other species

But the new study not only identified the apparent link, it also uncovered evidence toward unravelling the specific chemical reactions that contribute to autism cases. 

'Our work is important because it demonstrates one of the biological mechanisms potentially involved,' epidemiologist and public health physician Dr Anne-Louise Ponsonby, said in a statement on her team's study.

'BPA can disrupt hormone-controlled, male fetal brain development in several ways,' Dr Ponsonby explained, 'including silencing a key enzyme, aromatase, that controls neurohormones and is especially important in fetal male brain development.' 

Aromatase, the new study noted, helps to convert some male sex hormones in the brain, known as neural androgens, into neural estrogens.

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U.S. responds to deadly new mpox strain

 

The Centers for Disease Control on Wednesday alerted doctors to be on the lookout for a deadly new strain of mpox spreading through parts of Africa while U.S. officials committed $424 million to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which is the epicenter of the outbreak.

Why it matters: The so-called clade I virus is more virulent and deadly than the clade II variety that caused a global outbreak in 2022.

  • The CDC alert came soon after World Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he would convene an emergency committee to determine if the outbreak amounts to a public health emergency of international concern.

Threat level: Clade I hasn't been found outside of central and eastern Africa to date, but the CDC said clinicians should be on heightened alert for patients who have recently been in the DRC or to any country sharing a border with it.

  • Mpox — previously known as monkeypox — has risen by 160% in Africa this year compared with 2023, according to the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. While most cases are in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, outbreaks have been reported in 15 countries.
  • Mpox causes fever, chills, swollen lymph nodes, fatigue and muscle aches and can be deadly to young children and cause complications in pregnant people and adults with weak immune systems.
  • Due to the limited number of travelers and lack of direct commercial flights from the DRC, the risk of clade I importation to the U.S. remains very low, CDC said.

The Centers for Disease Control on Wednesday alerted doctors to be on the lookout for a deadly new strain of mpox spreading through parts of Africa while U.S. officials committed $424 million to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which is the epicenter of the outbreak.

Why it matters: The so-called clade I virus is more virulent and deadly than the clade II variety that caused a global outbreak in 2022.

  • The CDC alert came soon after World Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he would convene an emergency committee to determine if the outbreak amounts to a public health emergency of international concern.

Threat level: Clade I hasn't been found outside of central and eastern Africa to date, but the CDC said clinicians should be on heightened alert for patients who have recently been in the DRC or to any country sharing a border with it.The assistance the U.S. Agency for International Development announced on Wednesday includes 50,000 Jynneos vaccines and $10 million in health assistance along with more than $170 million worth of agricultural commodities.

  • The health assistance will go toward "a range of critical public health interventions in response to the mpox outbreak in the region," officials said.

The DRC has grappled with mpox outbreaks for decades but lacks the infrastructure to widely distribute vaccines.

Officials in June authorized the emergency use of two vaccines: Jynneos, made by Bavarian Nordic, and LC16, from KM Biologics.]

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