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In the shadows of the iconic Hollywood sign, a new ‘miracle drug’ named Ozempic is taking centre stage, endorsed by celebrities and influencers. But as the glitz fades, a darker tale unfolds – one of unexpected side effects, black market dealings, and a societal obsession with vanity. Join us as we unravel the untold story behind Ozempic’s rise, exposing the risks that glitter behind the glamour and questioning whether the quest for a perfect body is worth the cost.
Did you know Ozempic was originally created as a diabetes treatment? Did you know this same injectable medication later got rebranded as Wegovy for obesity? This video explores the incredible weight loss power of semaglutide – as well as its dangerous dark side. We’ll uncover how Ozempic and Wegovy work to curb appetite. You’ll discover just how rapidly the drugs can melt fat thanks to wild before-and-after photos. We’ll also investigate side effects like nausea, vomiting, and even suicidal thoughts that have some health experts terrified.
▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 – Intro 00:37 – The Darker Side of Ozempic 02:45 – Jillian Michaels: It’s Not a Magic Bullet 03:38 – Sharon Osbourne: It’s Too Extreme 04:22 – Tracy Morgan: It Caused Unhealthy Eating Habits 05:01 – Emily Simp
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A Norovirus outbreak has been reported in the UK. This virus can be contracted multiple times & mutates rapidly making it tough to be identified by testing kits. What is this virus?
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Se trata de una enfermedad que provoca vómitos, diarrea y posee alta contagiosidad. Lo más llamativo es que generalmente los casos se disparan el época invernal, y en este verano europeo, se triplicaron los casos con respecto a periodos anteriores.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s list of symptoms also includes chills, repeated shaking, muscle pain, sore throat, nausea or vomiting and diarrhoea.
The majority of people with coronavirus will recover after rest and pain relief (such as paracetamol).
The main reason people need hospital treatment is difficulty breathing.
Doctors may scan the lungs to see how badly they are affected and give support, such as oxygen or ventilation, if needed.
However, people should not go to A&E if they are concerned. In the UK, the NHS 111 website will guide you through what to do.
If you are so breathless that you are unable to speak more than a few words you will be told to call 999, as this is a medical emergency.
If you become so ill that you’ve stopped doing all of your usual daily activities then it will advise speaking to a nurse by dialling NHS 111.
What happens in intensive care?
Intensive care units are specialist wards for people who are very ill.
Coronavirus patients will get oxygen support, which can involve using a facemask or a tube in the nose.
The most invasive way – for the most seriously ill patients – is ventilation where air, with increased levels of oxygen, is pushed into the lungs via a tube in the mouth, nose or through a small cut in the throat.https://flo.uri.sh/visualisation/1539110/embed?auto=1
People are advised not to ring NHS 111 to report their symptoms unless they are worried. They should also not go to their GP, or A&E.
Details for Scotland are to check NHS inform, then ring your GP in office hours, or 111 out-of-hours. In Wales call NHS 111, and in Northern Ireland, call your GP.
Older people, and those with pre-existing medical conditions (such as asthma, diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure), are more likely to become severely ill. Men are at slightly higher risk of dying from the virus than women.
Coronavirus spreads when an infected person coughs or sneezes small droplets – packed with the virus – into the air. These can be breathed in, or cause an infection if you touch a surface they have landed on, then your eyes, nose or mouth.
So, coughing and sneezing into tissues, not touching your face with unwashed hands, and avoiding close contact with infected people are important.
People will be most infectious when they have symptoms, but some may spread the virus even before they are sick.
Houseplants and gorgeous gardens are the pride of many homeowners. We spend hours and lots of money selecting the perfect plant, tilling the soil and helping them to flourish. Plants inside the home have been shown to reduce indoor pollutants and freshen the air. Cut flowers from the florist can show someone that you care and can brighten up the room. But all of this beauty can be deadly… if you have a cat.
Many houseplants are toxic to both cats and dogs. Some can causemild digestive upset while others cancause irreversible organ damage and death. It is important for all pet owners to be aware of these toxic plants and avoid having them in your home. Cats are especially atrisk for poisoning, as they are very curious creatures and can jump up high to reach almost any plant for tasting.
8 Common Toxic Plants:
Lily
Lilies are beautiful and many varieties make beautiful bouquets and houseplants. Easter lilies are popular during the spring and Tiger lilies make their debut in the gardens all summer long. If your own a cat, think again before introducing any variety of lily into your home or garden. All parts of the lily are deadly if eaten by cats, including the pollen! Pollen from cut lilies in floral arrangements has been known to cause death in cats. The toxic principle is still unknown to science but something in the lily causes acute kidney failure in cats. If you have lilies nearby and your cat begins to show signs such as vomiting, anorexia, lethargy and less urination – seek veterinary medical care immediately.
Amaryllis
The amaryllis plant has large, showy blooms in red, white and other colors. It is a common gift around Christmas and Easter each year and bloom indoors and outdoors. The leaves and blooms are toxic to both cats and dogs, causing diarrhea, depression, vomiting, excessive salivation, abdominal pain, anorexia and seizures.
Oleander
Oleander plants are common in subtropical and tropical areas as outdoor ornamentals. They have long, slender leaves and pink to purple blooms. Outdoor cats and dogs can be exposed to oleander poisoning if they decide to take a quick bite of a bright bloom or clippings from landscaping crews. Signs of toxicity include heart arrhythmias, lethargy, hypothermia, vomiting, diarrhea and even sudden death.
Aloe Vera
Aloe is a popular plant to keep at home as a remedy for minor cuts and burns. Just snip off a portion of the plant and rub it on your skin… if you’re a human! Aloe plants are toxic to cats and dogs, causing vomiting, diarrhea, depression, tremors, seizures and change in urine color.
Baby’s Breath
A popular tiny white flower often used in floral arrangements, baby’s breath is bite-sized for your curious kitten. Baby’s breath’s toxic principle causes vomiting, diarrhea and possibly dehydration in cats and dogs.
Diffenbachia
Diffenbachia, also known as “dumb-cane” is a popular houseplant. It is easy to care for and grows attractive tall, slender and sometimes striped leaves. It also contains a very irritating substances called calcium oxalate. Cats and small children often like to nibble on the leaves, causing numbness of the mouth and ulcerations if a large quantity is eaten. Other signs include excessive salivation, pawing at the mouth, difficulty swallowing, anorexia and vomiting.
Mistletoe
Christmas just isn’t Christmas without hanging mistletoe. Even if it hangs high in your home, leaves can fall to the floor where dogs and cats can take a nibble. Kissing under the mistletoe may make your heart race, but it can cause just the opposite when eaten by your pets. Signs of poisoning include vomiting, low heart rate, erratic behavior, diarrhea, low blood pressure and difficulty breathing.
Cyclamen
These hardy potted plants are common gifts and are easy to care for. Their bright blooms, leaves and especially roots are toxic to dogs and cats. After ingestion, intense vomiting and diarrhea occur and some deaths have been reported.
“Curiosity killed the cat” and that is often what happens when cats are around the wrong plants. Taking a nibble here and there is annoying but can also be deadly.
Do your pets a favor by doing a quick inventory of plants in your house and garden – it could save their life! If you want to learn more about cat care consider taking ourAnimal Care course.
CATS HEALTH TOXIC PLANTS
Deborah Shores
Deborah Shores, DVM, is an American Veterinarian and a 2008 graduate of Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science, minor in Chemistry, from Berry College in Rome, Georgia, USA. As a child, she was obsessed with horses and received her very own mare, named Ivy, at the age of 10. She wanted to become a vet at the age of 13, when her beloved horse had to undergo a complicated eye surgery at the University of Georgia. The veterinary surgeons allowed her to watch the procedure in the operating theatre and she was hooked! As a military spouse, she has lived throughout the USA, in Poland and Japan. In the last 6 years, Dr. Shores has worked as a clinical veterinarian for dogs, cats, small mammals and non-human primates (macaque monkeys) and as a freelance writer. She has also taught anatomy and physiology as an adjunct professor at the University of South Carolina-Beaufort. Her passion is educating animal lovers about pet care and common animal diseases. She currently has two mischievous tabby cats, Hummer and Piper. Both cats are also world travellers and enjoy basking in the warm afternoon sun.
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