Seeing him advertise this stuff tells me he gets something out of its success.
Just watching the basketball game and noticed this. Interestingly the guy mentioned it's for sleep apnea.
The thread notes a basketball star's ad for the medication specifies sleep apnea as the reason. Commenters point out the financial incentive behind endorsements and recall the same person's past promotions for a pizza chain. Some joke about the weight effects of those earlier deals while others question if the drug suddenly seems appealing.
What this discussion establishesWhether the medication gains cool factor from the endorsement
Nothing here is advice.
Just watching the basketball game and noticed this. Interestingly the guy mentioned it's for sleep apnea.
Seeing him advertise this stuff tells me he gets something out of its success.
That dude has pulled in big bucks serving as a promoter for an extended period.
Possibly I fail to notice promotions on a regular basis.
The guy was enormous... my eyes stayed locked as that dark shape slid across the display... π
Makes sense he would move on to promoting these meds after needing to work on the weight gain from promoting pizza for several years.
Haha that pizza messed him up big time! π
Does this mean that the medication is suddenly cool?
He said for sleep apnea.
Nah, they are just behind lol
I noticed a possible link between gaining weight and having trouble breathing at night. Still, just because two things happen together doesn't mean one makes the other happen. Maybe.
I'm sure the money is good for the endorsement. Other athletes are endorsing a service which sells these meds direct to consumer
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