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At a weekly growth rate of even 1.5% (the Symphony gain just reported for the Wegovy pills), a starting value of 100 will grow to 217 in 52 weeks with the compounding.

That represents a total growth of 117% over the year—more than doubling the starting value.

Basically, we're at 1.5 million people on the Wegovy Pill in the US right now (according to the CEO), so this suggests getting to over 3 million people by this time next year, even at a growth rate of 1.5% per week.

Add in Europe, which is even larger than the US, and you can see where this is going. Also, the Medicare Bridge program is just getting started, so that will help too.

Getting to 10 million people on the Wegovy pill, from 1.5 million today, is within sights. Be patient my friends. Remember that 10 million patients at $3,000 per year is a whopping $30 billion in revenue.

I've seen pictures online for oral Wegovy in two shapes - pills and tablets. Is this really true - is it pills in the US and tablets in the UK/EU? I assume other than the shape difference, it's exactly the same. Why would they use different shapes in different markets?

High Carb Regenerator is ditching the nutrient dense diet and going back to eating one pound of sugar a day (the Sugar Diet from Cole Robinson).

I've watched him on YouTube for his 5 years there. He started at 292, got down to 260, and now looks 350. He said his peak weight was over 400 before he started his YouTube channel.

He does high carb, low fat vegan (since 2010). He was into Durianrider, Dr. John McDougall, Dr. Peter Rogers MD, Get Fit with Natasha, Cole Robinson (Snake Diet and Sugar Diet), Fire in a Bottle (Croissant Diet), Strong Sistas (Ray Peat Diet), Georgi Dinkov (Ray Peat Diet), Dr. Walter Kempner (Rice Diet), Life Regenerator, Fruity Amy, Fruit Kid, Nutrition by Victoria, and others.

He would talk about all these other influencers and interview them and be 100% into their diets, and then fail and abandon them.

Last year, he paid Dr. Pompa (a chiropractor and convicted felon) $8,000 for a supplement program that promised cellular healing, but that failed too.

Also, he's admitted to tax fraud on some of his videos and said he also got free healthcare on Medicare, even though he's also bragged that he quit work at a young age to move to an expensive Brooklyn apartment, and he doesn't work.

He's entertaining to watch, but fails time and time again.

It's a train wreck, and like a reality TV show that you know you shouldn't be watching, but are too hooked to quit. Anyway, if you do watch, it's for entertainment only. Don't take any of his advice.