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rpannier

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3. Half the commercial are the side effects

Reply to tomhagen (Original post)

Sat Nov 16, 2019, 11:18 AM

Nov 2019

I think setting seashells on fire and using the ash to call the gremlins that cure cancer is safer

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TV Drug Ad Scourge. Can you even tell if this is real or a parody? [View all] tomhagen Nov 2019 OP

"Significantly increased the chance of living longer" FiveGoodMen Nov 2019 #1

They need to just shorten them to"It might help, or make you sick; if not outright kill you. Afromania Nov 2019 #2

But we'll take credit either way RainCaster Nov 2019 #6

Half the commercial are the side effects rpannier Nov 2019 #3

I'm not sure I meet all the requirements that would make this drug right for me. BKDem Nov 2019 #4

Doctors themselves cannot keep up with all the literature and ads. kiri Nov 2019 #10

Want to have some fun? DENVERPOPS Nov 2019 #11

Hippocrates Would Be Rolling Over in His Grave to See This!!! panfluteman Nov 2019 #5

It may make you live longer, or you could wish you were already dewsgirl Nov 2019 #7

Sometimes it's an education.... mitch96 Nov 2019 #8

And what if DENVERPOPS Nov 2019 #12

"Do they get a kickback after promoting and requesting a certain amount" mitch96 Nov 2019 #14

This message was self-deleted by its author Rainbow Droid Nov 2019 #9

If they're telling you UP FRONT about that many side effects, Haggis for Breakfast Nov 2019 #13

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