Black Market Weight Loss Drug Bust

[Binxy]

“Arnold is facing charges of impersonating a licensed professional, reckless endangerment, and money laundering among other charges. The case remains under investigation as they work with Eli Lilly to identify the drugs and any impurities that may be found.“

Medina woman arrested after allegedly selling black market weight loss drugs - WBBJ TV

A Medina woman was arrested for allegedly selling black market weight loss drugs to local clinics and other individuals in West Tennessee.

www.wbbjtv.com

 

[keangkong]

O’ r heard a few stories in’s that, het I never hear about the medical professionals at the medical spas who are dispensing what they know to be illegal drugs getting I to trouble, with that said, since many folks won’t buy from the grey market, perhaps those medical professionals are doing something useful.

 

[chmuse]

O’ r heard a few stories in’s that, het I never hear about the medical professionals at the medical spas who are dispensing what they know to be illegal drugs getting I to trouble, with that said, since many folks won’t buy from the grey market, perhaps those medical professionals are doing something useful.

If they buy from a med spa they won't charge back on OUR suppliers. Or post tracking numbers on public forums. Or ask how many mL of bac they have to add to their 15mg vial for a 7.5 mg dose and how many doses they'll get.

 

[Sunflower]

case remains under investigation as they work with Eli Lilly to identify the drugs and any impurities that may be found.“

Ah yes, now a backwoods TN police dept has assistance from Lilly’s massive legal department to construct a bloated case meant to set a precedent for deterring affordable alternative sourcing like we have.

I don’t agree with her deception, but I wonder if she was savvy enough to store some profits in crypto?

 

[hexagonal]

I don't think there's any reason for us to carry water for someone who was not adequately explaining the risks of using unregulated research chemicals while deceiving people into thinking they were getting these drugs from a source that was affiliated with some sort of medical facility or pharmacy.

We know these vendors sometimes mix stuff up. We know not all vendors even label things - waht if she had a big QSC order and screwed up the labeling? What if someone with cancer bought what they thought was tirzepatide and was actually a bpc-158/tb-500 mix? Both increases angiogenesis and tb-500 is correlated with metastasis - this would be pushing the turbo button on tumor growth.

I'm injecting this stuff into my body daily so obviously I don't think the risks are too great for the benefits I believe they provide, but I do think that every single person doing this should be informed of the risks and I think you very well could be endangering someone's life without them having any idea of it if you are passing them off as legit drugs.