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The video discusses the high cost of insulin in the U.S. and the personal challenges faced by diabetics who rely on it. It highlights the health risks of insulin rationing, legal and ethical issues in insulin distribution, and explores alternative solutions and advocacy efforts. The video also emphasizes the importance of community support and resources for insulin users.

What is one of the main reasons the speaker relies on donations for insulin?

• They prefer not to visit pharmacies.

• Insulin prices are extremely high in America.

• They want to support local charities.

• They are conducting a social experiment.

How does the speaker manage their insulin supply?

• By purchasing in bulk from local pharmacies.

• By relying on donations and rationing.

• By switching to a different medication.

• By using alternative medicine.

What can happen if a type 1 diabetic misses a day of their background insulin?

• They could develop ketones and risk diabetic ketoacidosis.

• They might experience a sugar rush.

• They will feel more energetic.

• Their insulin pump will malfunction.

What is the significance of site rotation in insulin administration?

• It helps in reducing the cost of insulin.

• It is a way to track insulin usage.

• It prevents skin irritation and ensures effective absorption.

• It is a method to increase insulin potency.

Why does the speaker feel conflicted about their actions regarding insulin distribution?

• They are concerned about the environmental impact.

• They are unsure about the legality of insulin use.

• They fear being charged with a crime.

• They are worried about the quality of insulin.

What is the speaker's stance on paying high prices for insulin?

• They refuse to pay into the high-priced system.

• They are willing to pay any price for convenience.

• They think prices are justified by research costs.

• They believe high prices ensure better quality.

What is the speaker's view on the insulin pricing system?

• They believe it is fair and justified.

• They think it is exploitative and refuse to support it.

• They are indifferent to the pricing system.

• They think it should be more expensive.