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  • That's exactly what the fuck I said... I literally never mentioned anything about it being "unsafe"... Only that it was one well known side effect of fluoride being in our water.

    You're just not paying attention to what I said because you want to defend your silly position so badly.

    FWIW, the most commonly known side effects of semaglutide aren't particularly dangerous either (and in fact, most are more temporary than brown teeth).

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dental_fluorosis

  • So does fluoride... It turns your teeth brown.

    It's just that collectively, as a society, we decided that brown teeth are better than cavity riddled teeth.

    So the intended effect's value outweighs the negative side effects.

    Exactly like semaglutide.

  • There are compounding pharmacies in every major city in the US who can provide generic versions of these medicines.

    They're not going to be covered by insurance that way and they're typically still not cheap exactly but they are cheaper than the brand names and available as an oral medication in addition to the self administered weekly shots.

    The only "shortage" has been of the proprietary injectors used by the major brand names.

  • It's very common for people who are obese to have prediabetic A1C levels show up in their blood work.

    There are absolutely side effects and they're different for different people but some common short term ones are nausea, vomiting, gassiness, stomach discomfort, and fatigue.

    It's still worth it for a lot of people.