I don’t think they should have to list all the things that could go wrong on TV. I mean, there can be a commercial for Tylenol yet Tylenol doesn’t have to say all the things that it does wrong to your body like destroy your stomach to the point of giving you a bleeding ulcer like it’s done to me several times, as well as destroying your kidneys and liver. People can get that information themselves when they get the prescription/supplement or from their prescribing doctor or pharmacist. All those horrific warnings don’t need to be on TV. I do like having prescription medication commercials on TV because sometimes your doctor won’t know about a medication but you will! That’s how I found out about Veozah, a non-hormonal prescription for menopausal night sweats and hot flashes. My doctor still insists she’s never heard of it!!!!
I don’t like those articles because they’re very judgmental and just assume that everyone can lose weight by diet and exercise, which is absolute bullshit. Some overweight people are healthier than skinny-looking people. That’s a very opinionated website and it’s not like it’s news coming from NBC or CNN.
