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This is exactly my point. There are many patients that do require GLP-1 agonists to realistically lose weight. It's ridiculous to say that a country doesn't need it just because fewer people are obese.

In order to surrender the foreign qualification in the state of California you'll have to file your last California return, be sure to mark the return as final in the actual form and make sure it's correct. Hire a CPA. California franchise tax is paid in advance, so don't pay the 800 dollars for next year, otherwise they'll make you beg them to give it back, which they'll eventually will, after a couple of years, by the time the company will not exist and that payment will be unrecoverable. Once the final Cal return is filed, you'll have to file form SURC.

You'll have to file your final federal tax return, too. Although you might be able to do it yourself with Turbotax, I'd hire a CPA.

You'll have to legally dissolve the company with the articles of dissolution and make sure all the previous board meetings and cap table is sound. Then file the dissolution with the Delaware Secretary of State. If you don't hire a lawyer to double-check the corporation for you, you'll be exposing yourself to liability down the road, which will could be costlier than the lawyer's fees. Corporations must liquidate their assets, and that requires filing forms with the IRS, too. After that, you'll have to close the bank accounts, vendor accounts, credit cards, etc.

I think it would be interesting if you could share some examples of what you believe to be real truths that never change.

Somehow this phrase has become a catch-all insult I've seen often at hacker news, yet it lacks meaning.

Yes. I've bought several Zojirushi products over the years and I've found them to be super reliable. Buy a ceramic tea kettle and this water boiler. Much better than an electric tea kettle. The insulation is superb and that makes it energy efficient. You don't have to wait because it's always ready.

Also, their thermos are insanely good.

I didn't mean that. Simply, pharmaceutical companies don't have incentives to invest in drugs that they won't profit from. Expired patent drugs come off first on that list.

Thank you for spending the time to write so far and for wishing me good health. I really appreciate it. I could tell about your background in your writing.

> what seems to have work for you does not mean that it will work for everybody else.

I agree with you on this. I just hope there was more funding or incentives for scientists studying this which, so far, has helped me and many people I know.

The results in monkeys seem to suppress thyroid function, but:

> No evidence of thyroid effects were detected in the serum of human volunteers who ingested approximately 1 mg/l. of ClO2 in drinking water as a result of routine use in the community water treatment process.

I don't acidify the ClO2 solution.

Very interesting. Thank you.

I think it really depends on your statistical survival rate. If you're almost guaranteed to die, there's less of a concern in using yourself as a test subject.