
Alexander Dzari
@dzarialex
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Do we respect boxing?🥊
When someone says "fools do boxing", he himself demonstrates a level of intelligence below the baseboard. I've been doing this myself for several years in the past. Boxing is a sport with some of the highest demands on the brain. You have to instantly read the opponent's movement, calculate the trajectories, keep your balance, control your breathing, strike force, defense, and at the same time coolly make decisions in a split second. A mistake and you're knocked out. In boxing, it's not just the strongest who survives, but the smartest. So, before you talk, try at least one round in the ring. 0 reply
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CORTISOL: YOUR PERSONAL HORMONE OF STRESS AND SUCCESS
Cortisol is not just a "stress hormone." It's your inner alarm clock, your energy, your engine. But if he gets out of control, he turns into your most insidious enemy.
❌ LITTLE:
— constant fatigue, even if you sleep for 10 hours — a dull feeling in the head, it is difficult to concentrate — weakness, low blood pressure, you just want to lie down — wounds heal poorly and illnesses last a long time
🚨 A LOT:
— anxiety, irritability, aggression — pressure spikes, headaches — digestive problems (sometimes indigestion, sometimes fever) — insomnia, despite fatigue
It should be neither low nor high, but correct.
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Big news today:
GLP-1 shortage is over. This will have big implications for compounding pharmacies, patients but much much more
Essentially, FDA declared not that Ozempic/Wegovy (semaglutide) shortage resolved, meaning compounded GLP-1s are no longer allowed, tanked HIMS stock.
For perspective, ~25% of GLP-1s are compounded, serving millions of patients. And a big source of revenue for compounders that have shifted biz models, but even more so developed these into robust treatments (ex: B12/sema combo)
Compounders are now challenging in court to continue production, tirzepatide is already in court, semaglutide cases likely will join in. During this time, while the current lawsuit ongoing, FDA is maintaining its enforcement discretion.
Now here is where this turns another corner: 3 replies
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