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Hey Mr 14 months continuous CNN Trump/Russia conspiracy theory guy with nothing. Here is the diabetes conspiracy.

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Hey 'Mr. doesn't know shit about how long DOJ investigations should take', why do you need to conflate your ignorance about that with your conspiracy theory on the treatment of diabetes?

That some doctors are misinformed/under-informed does not mean that most are. That some drugs are not appropriate for some patients does not mean that they are not efficacious for many other patients with different indications.

There is absolutely no correlation between the length of a criminal investigation and the existence of a conspiracy intrinsic to the investigation. If time is the determinative element in a conspiracy, were the more lengthy Benghazi investigations conspiratorial?

Additionally the AUTHORIZED scope for the Mueller investigation included the words 'wherever it may lead'.

That accounts for the 4 indictments thus far.

Or do you think that money laundering, lying to the FBI and yes, conspiracy against the U.S., are inconsequential?

Your info on Metformin is too selective to be evidence of a conspiracy. Not everybody has the same treatment needs:

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Efficacy

Metformin has little or no effect on body weight in type 2 diabetes compared with placebo,[26] in contrast to sulfonylureas which are associated with weight gain.[26] There is some evidence that metformin is associated with weight loss in obesity in the absence of diabetes.[27][28] Metformin has a lower risk of hypoglycemia than the sulfonylureas,[29][30] although hypoglycemia has uncommonly occurred during intense exercise, calorie deficit, or when used with other agents to lower blood glucose.[31][32] Metformin modestly reduces LDL and triglyceride levels.[29][

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Are not some diabetics benefited by the above 'actions' of the drug?