YOUR LIVING PROOF PODCAST
YOUR LIVING PROOF PODCAST
Episode 99:From Opioids to Naloxone: How Pharma Profits from Addiction
Episode 99:From Opioids to Naloxone: How Pharma Profits from Addiction
Episode 99:From Opioids to Naloxone: How Pharma Profits from Addiction
Tuesday 1st April 2025
Danny and Emily Deaton expose how pharmaceutical companies profit from both opioids and their antidotes. A must-listen for those impacted by addiction.
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Episode Overview
- Pharmaceutical companies profit from both opioids and their antidotes.
- Naloxone is a critical life-saving drug but part of a larger cycle.
- Understanding state spending on opioid settlements is crucial.
- Short-term solutions can be more harmful than helpful.
- Addiction impacts families deeply, requiring honest discussions and practical advice.
"The same companies that push opioids are now profiting from the treatments designed to counteract the very addiction they fueled"
Get ready for a deep dive into the dark side of the pharmaceutical industry with Episode 99 of the Your Living Proof Podcast. Hosts Danny and Emily Deaton tackle the troubling relationship between the opioid epidemic and the companies that profit from it. The episode sheds light on how the same pharmaceutical giants that flood the market with addictive opioids are also cashing in on the antidotes, like Naloxone, designed to save lives from overdoses.
It's a cycle that's as profitable as it is heartbreaking. Danny and Emily don't hold back as they explore the complexities of addiction, the impact on families, and the controversial role of pharmaceutical companies. They also discuss the importance of understanding where your state's opioid settlement dollars are being spent and why many short-term solutions might be more harmful than helpful.
With a mix of personal stories, hard facts, and a dash of humour, this episode is both eye-opening and essential listening for anyone affected by addiction. So, if you’re looking for raw honesty and practical advice on navigating the challenges of addiction within your family, this episode is for you.