Why America’s First Drug Problem Is Self-Successful

(1)I heard that Chinese fentanyl is killing Americans
(2)If you look at why fentanyl spread in the U.S.
(3)So that drug companies can randomly prescribe strong painkillers to make more money
(4)lobbying a lawmaker’s doctor
(5)Sold a lot of painkillers for terminal cancer patients to patients with minor fractures
(6)I changed the law so that it could be harsh
(7)Encouraging the prescription of painkillers by giving money or gift certificates as rebates to doctors and pharmacists who prescribed such painkillers

(1)Then, the problem is
(2)A patient with a leg injury who took the medicine the doctor gave him didn’t know that the medicine he took was a strong painkiller
(3)He’s addicted to painkillers, but he’s done treating the injured area, so of course he doesn’t prescribe painkillers
(4)There’s a typical withdrawal phenomenon where your hands tremble and your head hurts
(5)Or you don’t have money to go to the hospital, so you only have painkillers, and you’re addicted to painkillers
(6)The medicine available at the pharmacy doesn’t satisfy me
(7)Either you get a prescription and get a painkiller, or if you can’t, you start touching it
(8)That’s the fentanyl that comes out right now
(9)So fentanyl made in China was processed in South America and transferred to the United States

(1)Because of this, the U.S. tells China not to sell drugs
(2)In China, they made a drug dealer, but why are they blaming us
(3)I’m doing this
(4)And the drug distribution route from South America to the U.S
(5)It was created during the Cold War when anti-communist guerrillas, who made the U.S. fight against South American communism, cultivated and sold drugs to make money
(6)Fentanyl, made in China, is also made based on a factory built by a former U.S. pharmaceutical company

(1)naloxone hydrochloride injection
(2)And Nilok who takes fentanyl and saves the person who’s going to die
(3)There’s a medicine called hand
(4)The pharmaceutical company that used to sell fentanyl sold it for a ridiculously high price
(5)It’s shock and fear
(6)Yeah, you punks!
(7)The illusion of China, which sells medicine, penetrates the gap between the unanswered privatization of medical care in the U.S
(8)a collaboration of

(1)I don’t think it’s anyone else’s business these days. We should stop it now. Move 56
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(3)Myangmyamimyang 2023-08-31001055
(4)I’m very pessimistic about it. I’m commuting to Jongno, and I don’t think a few kids in their 20s have been drunk since the morning, but it’s so rich to see that they’re screaming and taking off their top, mumbling, or staring at one place
(5)LD So don’t cry and tell me 2023-08-3100374680
(6)I think it’s already a little late lol
(7)Choi Byung-gangshin 2023-08-31010048
(8)Whenever I see this, I write it endlessly, but it doesn’t heal naturally because I’m sending it to you for drugs, but it’s all money. If you don’t treat it, you’ll do it until you’re done, but we did it with a lid on what smells like China I think I’m on my way
(9)Coin MacGuffin 2023-08-3100334421
(10)Obama Care, the minimal health care service, is yours, too
(11)If you see that I broke it, move 2
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