Comments: 0 - Date: December 4th, 2008 - Categories: Antidepressants, Depression, Psychiatric Drugs
I just finished watching Bigger, Stronger, Faster. In it, the father of Taylor Hooton rails against steroids because he thinks they caused Taylor to commit suicide.
I feel bad for him of course, but am pretty pissed off that he seems to completely ignore that his son was taking Lexapro, a psychiatric drug KNOWN TO CAUSE SUICIDES.
Comments: 0 - Date: August 21st, 2008 - Categories: Psychiatric Treatment, Psychiatric Restraints and Hospitalization
A patient dies while being left in a chair for 22 hours with no food or water. Some of the practitioners were instead caught on tape playing cards, watching TV and talking on the phone.
And if that isn’t enough, another doctor was caught hitting a teenage patient!
After all that, the practioners got only a slap on the wrist.
Tags: Psychiatric Restraints and Hospitalization, Psychiatric Treatment
Comments: 0 - Date: June 17th, 2008 - Categories: Mental Health Screening
Anti-psychotic drugs appear not be effective at improving the behavior of people with learning disabilities than a placebo. Anti-psychotics are regularly used on people with learning disabilities who exhibit aggression, but no studies had previously been conducted to see if such treatment was effective.
More here: http://www.naturalnews.com/023407.html
Comments: 0 - Date: March 23rd, 2008 - Categories: Uncategorized
As reported by CBS 11 News, a mother has started a crusade against antidepressants after being prescribed Zoloft after her son’s birth. After taking the drug she recalled:
“As I walked past the stairs, I could see on the corner of my eyes what looked like me standing on the stairs holding him and then tossing him the rest of the way down to the bottom of the stairs.”
Funny enough, her life returned to normal once she stopped taking Zoloft.
Tags: Postpartum Depression, Zoloft
Comments: 0 - Date: March 13th, 2008 - Categories: Antidepressants, Depression, Prozac
Prozac, the bestselling antidpressant taken by over 40 million people, doesn’t work along with similar drugs in the same class.
As reported by the Guardian, patients improved the same amount when taking the placebo.
So given the link between anti-depressants, suicides, and school shootings, why would anyone take them???
Tags: Antidepressants, Depression, Prozac