Comments on: Another Mass Shooting, Another Psychiatric Drug? Federal Investigation Long Overdue

By: aubry

aubry — Wed, 01 May 2013 00:31:25 +0000

I wish I had researched antidepressants before I was put on them at the age of 17.
It was a simple process, the antidepressants were always free and fully covered by insurance but the psychiatric therapy was not. I was slowly going crazy being on these concoctions of meds. No drug helped my mood: PROZAC, EFFEXOR, ZOLOFT, CELEXA, WELLBUTRIN AND clonopins. my sister sat me down and told me I was not myself anymore. My dreams were violent and intense. I began having anxiety attacks where I would freak out and act irrationally. This was very unlike me. When you are put on psychotic meds and are not closely watched by a loved one, you will lose your mind without realizing it. Almost 10 years later I find out my brain already naturally produces too much serotonin and these drugs did not help me whatsoever. SSRIs poisoned me. Without knowing I actually overdosed and now I pay the price. DO NOT TAKE THESE DRUGS. These drugs are falsely advertised and dangerous.

By: sami yam

sami yam — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 15:06:34 +0000

gloria, what a terrible thing that has been done to you and your son. Your ideas for schools are beautiful and close to my own. I wish that there would be a group of parent/people that could be resources for each other. I would welcome the opportunity to help other people in any way I could because of the criminal actions of the people you have mentioned. You are right. I’m with you in spirit and I wish I could be there for you in other ways too. It sounds like with your experience you have a lot to offer other people too. I hope we can find ways to stand by each other and help each other avoid all this tragedy. All the best to you and your dear son. sami

By: sami yam

sami yam — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 14:55:30 +0000

thank you for sharing this. Dr. Breggin is a good resource for you. All the best. Sami

By: Julia

Julia — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 22:00:25 +0000

My husband was on lithium and risperdal (mood stabilizer and anti-psychotic) for about 20 years. I cried to everyone i could that his emotions were dead and he was incapable of feeling empathy, and instinctively i knew that it was the meds at fault. nobody would believe me – they all insisted he take the stuff. eventually i got him off it regardless despite dire warnings that he could suicide. instead he went psychotic, and then i was told – told you so, he’s obviously schizo (not bipolar, like they’d all been saying before). had to get back on meds to stabilize but found a better psych doc who put him on much lower dose of something else.
but it was the nutritionist i found who saved the day. she told me what nobody else would, that it was getting off the drugs that made him psychotic.
This nutritionist put him on lots of natural stuff, primarily megadoses of vitamins. It helped enormously, and now he’s hardly taking any psych meds. She also said a diet high in sugar is closely linked to psychological imbalance. how many psychs give dietary advice? none, right? how many suggest exercise? relaxation? stress reduction? lifestyle change?

By: Anne

Anne — Tue, 01 Jan 2013 23:28:50 +0000

I went to my doctor when I was experiencing depression, negativity, paranoia. This was not normal for me and I wondered if I was experiencing hormonal changes which could cause this. Immediately he wanted to prescribe an anti-depressant. I , in tears, insisted that he do a blood panel to find out the cause- not just cover it up. While waiting for the test results I read a book called “Sleep Thieves” by Stanley Coran. This cued me into some very bad sleep habits I had developed while raising my large family. Having functioned for years on limited sleep, I was trying to get healthy and exercise regularly. This actually put me over the edge of what my body could handle. Forcing myself to sleep earlier on a regular schedule, resolved all my issues. What would have happened if I had accepted those drugs?

By: justin

justin — Sat, 22 Dec 2012 23:46:01 +0000

i think generic drugs are a problem i take add med and everytime i get something different there are different results and side effects some don’t work at all one sent me to the er. Brand name drugs are expensive because it takes along time to make a drug and test it properly. once the fda approves it the company gets a patent and are the only ones that make it which is good why make a lot of drugs concentrate on one area not all drugs like TEVA pharamcuticals. Once the patent runs out generic companies pay them to make it and have to use same active ingredient but the binders can be different and that’ts where it goes wrong these generic companies use the cheapest binders they can and thats why they are cheaper they also do tests in test tube not on humans and that is a problem cause everone is different and one of these binders could effect the absorbtion or make it not work at all in my case it put me out. i tell the pharmacists who is very defensive and still tells me it is the same has she taken it has the doctor taken how do they know how it affects me. I told her after the shooting i saw on the news alot of parents were thinking their kids should be medicated and maybe a little consistancy would be good because you are messing with peoples minds which isn’t fair since the only pharmicies left are retail chains that buy from the cheapest company which is appalling. She took it as a threat called my doctor and police when i just said you are wrong all generic medicine is not the same and you should not tell people that it is. 90% of people with add stop taking meds for reasons like this pharmacists should not judge and should not label people im 33 and feel like a new person i can concentrate my self esteem is up and im doing well at work for once.

By: gloria

gloria — Fri, 21 Dec 2012 14:31:40 +0000

People, it’s eugenics and its happening in this country for the last century. the psychopharna industry looking for the master race and control of the populace. Get the book “War Against The Weak” by Edwin Block then all of you will understand what is happenning has deep roots and its intentional. Profound abuse of our human rights. I speak from expirience, My own only son was eugeniced and left with no intelligence whatsoever, just looking at him gives you stress.He is the poster child of psychopharma wrongdoing. We have suffered horrendously for 17 years with no compensation for the medical malpractice and lost all our assets because we had to hire 3 caretakers to cope with the tragedy and send him overseas to hide him from deadly psychiatry. My campaign will be for the total elimination of these harmful medicines, no social services of any kind in schools but schools of music, dance, gardenning, film making, and much more things where they can practice their favorite hobbies and then those children will grow happy. What happend to my son? I detoxified him at least 30 times by now and he is silent and lonly but sound, I know he is not going to get up in the middle of the night to kill me. He is now sweet, calm and collected. Join and help me to deliver the most extraordinary alternative care for our children for a fraction of the cost of $247,000/bed on average plus what is the use of paying $!000/pill. If we are in a fiscal cliff, we cannot afford such scandolous expenditure. The country will regain the confidence we all need at this moment aof despair. Reparations must be address and big pharma get ready to pay at least $500B, to build or repair large farms for this porpose. They can returned to their families later on when they are very well or continue living at the farms where they will be safe and productive and being educated in what they like besides the intellectual curriculum in their brain still function. President Obama addressed $4B in SAMHSA for innovative care for them, but Samsha didn’t respond. My pledge is now directly to Mrs. Obama, what a legacy this would be! SAMHA didn’t put attention to my wish to help. I have a lot of experience in human services. we could have avoided so much sorrow. But its never too late. Big Pharma made $1.5T in the last years selling this poisonous neuroleptics and we don’t know what is the long term effect besides dementia … brain cancer? Thanks for helping at this crucial moment.

By: Fanapt Hoax Hides Connections Between Shooters and SSRI Drugs ~ Paul Joseph Watson « Stop Making Sense

Thu, 20 Dec 2012 13:12:09 +0000

[...] [...] As the except from CCHR below demonstrates, anti-psychotic drugs are a hallmark of mass shooters, but you won’t see any call in the mainstream media to see them banned, despite the fact that even gun control advocates like Michael Moore have admitted the clear connection. 1. Huntsville, Alabama – February 5, 2010: 15-year-old Hammad Memon shot and killed another Discover Middle School student Todd Brown. Memon had a history for being treated for ADHD and depression. He was taking the antidepressant Zoloft and “other drugs for the conditions.” He had been seeing a psychiatrist and psychologist. [...]

By: Michael

Michael — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 23:48:20 +0000

To bad 1 in 4 women are using anti depressants, to many people thats ok.
60 minutes had the report that placebos were more effective than the drugs. Life is hard, everyone gets depressed, get over it naturally.

By: Paula

Paula — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 16:57:29 +0000

Obviously the users or their parents tend to think it OK to use strong psychotropic drugs on children. Unfortunatly their denial is just as unsatisfactory as their child’s behavior. If they looked closely at their own use of drugs before, during and after pregnancy they would probably find the original cause of their children’s behavior. SSRIs are dangerous, they are untested, unethical and DO HARM.