The Hidden Truth About Insulin: Why a $5 Drug Costs $300br Insulin was discovered over 100 years ago and was meant to be a miracle for the world. Its inventors sold the patent for just $1, believing it should belong to humanity, not to corporations.br But today, insulin is at the center of a $100 billion industry. In the U.S., a vial that costs under $5 to produce is sold for $100–$300. Meanwhile, patients are forced to ration doses, and some even lose their lives because they can’t afford this life-saving drug.br In this video, we expose:br ✅ The history of insulin’s discovery and original missionbr ✅ How 3 companies (Novo Nordisk, Sanofi, Eli Lilly) control the global insulin marketbr ✅ The pricing scandals and patent tricks that keep costs highbr ✅ Who really profits — and who suffers — in the “business of diabetes”br ✅ Signs of change: price caps, grassroots movements, and cheaper alternativesbr ⚠️ Diabetes is real. The suffering is real. But so are the profits. This is the story Big Pharma doesn’t want you to hear.br 👉 If you found this video eye-opening, hit like, share it, and subscribe for more deep dives into medicine, money, and hidden truths.