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dm your case deck I'll check

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kidher

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are these all 26tards?

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No, semaglutide is not a narcotic. It is a GLP-1 receptor agonist used to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity by mimicking a hormone that regulates blood sugar and appetite. It is not an opioid, does not cause euphoria, and has no known narcotic properties.

NRx drugs are those with narcotic/psychotropic substances.

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that's what she said /s

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https://www. reddit.com/r/india_tourism/s/kuOeIQlEbg

yeah bro def you

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interested

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reading random wikipedia/articles, digging through stuff, finding hidden info, coding, building random shit

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those kinds of spam registrations are usually bots testing stolen email addresses or just polluting your database. I've seen people have decent success blocking disposable email domains at the signup level, and there are also services like fraudblocker that can help identify and block bot traffic before it even hits your site (though that's more on the paid ads side if you're running those). Another thing worth checking is if you have any exposed API endpoints or if your signup form is getting hammered by automated scripts.

You might want to look into something like reCAPTCHA v3 which runs invisibly and scores users, or even just add a honeypot field to your form that real users won't see but bots will fill out. That last one is free and surprisingly effective agaisnt basic bots.