But no one knows this, how could they, no one can see into the future, how can we even have a discussion on it.
what we know is the drugs were in trials for 15 years, that the peptides have been in common use under different guises for over 20 years, that over 17 million or on them in the USA alone and not one death or serious illness directly attributed to the drugs, that the testing requirements since thalidomide have been highly tightened up, hence why it is 15 years of testing and trials post development.
does this mean something won’t come out in another 20 years and that 35 years isn’t enough, no, but asking people to speculate in will something appear at some point is just daft especially when it is people with limited knowledge of the drugs never mind a scientific or medical background.
look at the op, she actually seemed to think the drug caused the osteoporosis, even though the article clearly stated otherwise, we have seen multiple people who don’t understand the drugs, don’t even know the prescribing guidelines.
it’s clear the people taking them are the ones who have researched and are the most knowledgeable and the people who are posting the negativity have not.
sure we will all engage in a discussion on the validity of testing from the authories, be it the fda, mhra or any other market you wish to look at, be in China, or France, whatever. But it is clear the people posting simply don’t have the knowledge to do this, so pretending we can have some sort of debate on the testing methodology of prescription drugs is silly.