VALERI ANNE SMITH: Before the actual trial starts, the participants are put on the drug for 6 weeks & then EXCLUDED from the trial if they have side effects from the drug! It Is Legal To Remove People Who Are Harmed & Not Report It.

Joe Rogan Is Shocked To Learn How Drug Trials Really Work...

Before the actual trial starts, the participants are put on the drug for 6 weeks & then EXCLUDED from the trial if they have side effects from the drug!

It Is Legal To Remove People Who Are Harmed & Not Report It.… pic.twitter.com/v1rodIkg73

— Valerie Anne Smith (@ValerieAnne1970) April 13, 2025

Joe Rogan Is Shocked To Learn How Drug Trials Really Work... Before the actual trial starts, the participants are put on the drug for 6 weeks & then EXCLUDED from the trial if they have side effects from the drug! It Is Legal To Remove People Who Are Harmed & Not Report It. Pre-Randomization Run In Period: Before the actual trial starts, the participants are put on the drug for 6 weeks & then EXCLUDED from the trial if they have side effects from the drug! Clinical trials are structured to minimize the harms of the drug & show ONLY the results they want, in order to get FDA approval. This skews the entire end result of the trial data to only include participants who experienced no negative side effects from the drug. The act of excluding a large group of people from clinical trials after they have taken the drug for several weeks is not only legal, but it is an accepted practice. This results in study data that grossly underestimates the actual rate of side effects associated with statins. This explains why the rate of side effects in statin trials is wildly different from the rate of side effects seen in real-world experiences by patients. In The Heart Protection Study, 36,000 participants were removed during the "pre-randomization run-in period," before the actual clinical trial began. Participants took 40mg of Simvastatin daily for 6 weeks & then were removed from participating in the actual clinical trial. Unacceptable side effects were experienced by these 36,000 individuals. It is legal to label this in the trial data as "participant non-compliance." In a clinical trial, a participant is labeled "non-compliant" when they experience adverse drug side effects that they deem too harmful to their health. Since they cannot continue taking the trial drug, they are kicked out of the actual trial, for not continuing the drug dose protocol rules. Statin Wars: Real Evidence Of Harm https://bjsm.bmj.com/content/bjsports/52/14/905.full.pdf?ijkey=Rsap0XafljfcOCR&keytype=ref… Adverse Events Reported As Non-Compliance https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8861267/… Speakers:

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