Comments on: Health Risks of Psychiatric Drugs http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/featured/health-risks-of-psychiatric-drugs/ Antidepressants | Antipsychotics | Antianxiety | Antimanic Agents | Stimulants | Prescription Drugs Wed, 27 Oct 2010 02:17:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: siobhan w http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/featured/health-risks-of-psychiatric-drugs/comment-page-1/#comment-4728 siobhan w Wed, 27 Oct 2010 02:17:17 +0000 http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/?p=173#comment-4728 I used to be on several antidepressants. The doctor kept switching to try and get the right effect. It really felt like a crapshoot. What was bizarre to me at the time was how easy it was to start taking them. The doctor didn't ask me any questions about my life circumstances. I told her I was moody and she wrote me a prescription. I had more suicidal thoughts on medications than off of them. I started to realize that I only felt better a few months after each new med and once I was used to it, I needed to switch because I felt depressed again. I didn't feel like myself either. When I was taking Zoloft I was constantly having doubts about my relationship with God. I think meds dulled my spiritual senses. I got a book from the library by a man with the last name Breggin called Your Drug May Be Your Problem. It was very helpful. I had a hard time getting a doctor to be willing to help me get off the meds once I decided to. I had to go to a nutritionist. Since stopping them I have had my ups and downs but prayer, the bible, and a commitment to keep moving forward have helped me through each trial. I have found that herbs help without all the side effects. So does Same(pronounced "Sammy") and L-Glutamine, also 5HTP, St. Johns Wort,and most important a diet change can make a world of difference. I found that depression for me was a mindset. I needed my mind to be renewed. I read the bible and pray and slowly I am learning to think a better way. I used to be on several antidepressants. The doctor kept switching to try and get the right effect. It really felt like a crapshoot. What was bizarre to me at the time was how easy it was to start taking them. The doctor didn’t ask me any questions about my life circumstances. I told her I was moody and she wrote me a prescription. I had more suicidal thoughts on medications than off of them. I started to realize that I only felt better a few months after each new med and once I was used to it, I needed to switch because I felt depressed again. I didn’t feel like myself either. When I was taking Zoloft I was constantly having doubts about my relationship with God. I think meds dulled my spiritual senses. I got a book from the library by a man with the last name Breggin called Your Drug May Be Your Problem. It was very helpful. I had a hard time getting a doctor to be willing to help me get off the meds once I decided to. I had to go to a nutritionist. Since stopping them I have had my ups and downs but prayer, the bible, and a commitment to keep moving forward have helped me through each trial. I have found that herbs help without all the side effects. So does Same(pronounced “Sammy”) and L-Glutamine, also 5HTP, St. Johns Wort,and most important a diet change can make a world of difference.
I found that depression for me was a mindset. I needed my mind to be renewed. I read the bible and pray and slowly I am learning to think a better way.

]]> By: hp http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/featured/health-risks-of-psychiatric-drugs/comment-page-1/#comment-4723 hp Tue, 26 Oct 2010 23:45:25 +0000 http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/?p=173#comment-4723 It seems to me that a very good sign of a person being mentally stable is the manifestation, on a regular basis, of wit. A sense of humor, as it were. Perhaps I was wrong. Wow! I can actually admit this! Luckily I have no prescription to reach for, to help me cope, nor do I need a drink. Thanks for mutton. It seems to me that a very good sign of a person being mentally stable is the manifestation, on a regular basis, of wit. A sense of humor, as it were.

Perhaps I was wrong. Wow! I can actually admit this!

Luckily I have no prescription to reach for, to help me cope, nor do I need a drink.

Thanks for mutton.

]]> By: ANU News.net Health Risks of Psychiatric Drugs http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/featured/health-risks-of-psychiatric-drugs/comment-page-1/#comment-4722 ANU News.net Health Risks of Psychiatric Drugs Tue, 26 Oct 2010 19:57:46 +0000 http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/?p=173#comment-4722 [...] America the doped! We may have found why Americans sit on their rear-ends while Iceland, France, Greece, etc. etc. etc., are standing up to the abuses of their government and the bankers. We’re pumped full of mind control chemicals, courtesy of the medical establishment which has profited so handsomely from the same US Government that needs us to be kept sedated! Aldous Huxley, in his book “Brave New World” conceived of the lower classes kept permanently in a state of drug-induced stupor, to keep them controlled. http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/health-risks-of-psychiatric-drugs.html [...] [...] America the doped! We may have found why Americans sit on their rear-ends while Iceland, France, Greece, etc. etc. etc., are standing up to the abuses of their government and the bankers. We’re pumped full of mind control chemicals, courtesy of the medical establishment which has profited so handsomely from the same US Government that needs us to be kept sedated! Aldous Huxley, in his book “Brave New World” conceived of the lower classes kept permanently in a state of drug-induced stupor, to keep them controlled. http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/health-risks-of-psychiatric-drugs.html [...]

]]> By: georgesimpsun http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/featured/health-risks-of-psychiatric-drugs/comment-page-1/#comment-4721 georgesimpsun Tue, 26 Oct 2010 18:44:46 +0000 http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/?p=173#comment-4721 More should be mentioned about the most dangerous of them all - the SSRI anti-depressants. These should be banned outright, but big Pharma would cry foul if the truth ever got out about drugs like Celexa and Prozac. Read Dr. Peter Breggins works on the anti-depressants. More should be mentioned about the most dangerous of them all – the SSRI anti-depressants. These should be banned outright, but big Pharma would cry foul if the truth ever got out about drugs like Celexa and Prozac. Read Dr. Peter Breggins works on the anti-depressants.

]]> By: WOLF http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/featured/health-risks-of-psychiatric-drugs/comment-page-1/#comment-4720 WOLF Tue, 26 Oct 2010 17:43:30 +0000 http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/?p=173#comment-4720 SCHIZOPHRENIA - A Nonexistent Disease http://www.antipsychiatry.org/ A comprehensive 12-part critique of psychiatry by Lawrence Stevens, J.D.: Does Mental Illness Exist? Schizophrenia: A Nonexistent Disease The Myth of Biological Depression Psychiatric Drugs: Cure or Quackery? Psychiatry's Electroconvulsive Shock Treatment - A Crime Against Humanity The Brain Butchery Called Psychosurgery The Case Against Psychotherapy Unjustified Psychiatric Commitment in the USA Is Involuntary Commitment for Mental Illness a Violation of Substantive Due Process? Why Psychiatry Should Be Abolished as a Medical Specialty Suicide: A Civil Right Psychiatric Stigma Follows You Everywhere You Go for the Rest of Your Life SCHIZOPHRENIA – A Nonexistent Disease
http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

A comprehensive 12-part critique of psychiatry by Lawrence Stevens, J.D.:
Does Mental Illness Exist?
Schizophrenia: A Nonexistent Disease
The Myth of Biological Depression
Psychiatric Drugs: Cure or Quackery?
Psychiatry’s Electroconvulsive Shock Treatment – A Crime Against Humanity
The Brain Butchery Called Psychosurgery
The Case Against Psychotherapy
Unjustified Psychiatric Commitment in the USA
Is Involuntary Commitment for Mental Illness a Violation of Substantive Due Process?
Why Psychiatry Should Be Abolished as a Medical Specialty
Suicide: A Civil Right
Psychiatric Stigma Follows You Everywhere You Go for the Rest of Your Life

]]> By: WOLF http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/featured/health-risks-of-psychiatric-drugs/comment-page-1/#comment-4719 WOLF Tue, 26 Oct 2010 17:42:49 +0000 http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/?p=173#comment-4719 Psychiatric Drugs: Chemical Warfare on Humans http://www.newstarget.com/011353.html New psychiatric drugs have directly contributed to an alarming new epidemic of drug-induced mental illness. The very drugs prescribed by physicians to stabilize mental disorders in fact are inducing pathological changes in brain chemistry and triggering suicide, manic and psychotic episodes, convulsions, violence, diabetes, pancreatic failure, metabolic diseases, and premature death. Psychiatric Drugs: Chemical Warfare on Humans
http://www.newstarget.com/011353.html
New psychiatric drugs have directly contributed to an alarming new epidemic of drug-induced mental illness. The very drugs prescribed by physicians to stabilize mental disorders in fact are inducing pathological changes in brain chemistry and triggering suicide, manic and psychotic episodes, convulsions, violence, diabetes, pancreatic failure, metabolic diseases, and premature death.

]]> By: hp http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/featured/health-risks-of-psychiatric-drugs/comment-page-1/#comment-4718 hp Tue, 26 Oct 2010 16:55:23 +0000 http://www.psychiatricdrugs.net/?p=173#comment-4718 Hell, I've taken two major anxiety drugs for years now and have absolutely no dane bramage what so ever. (I'm not even worried much about it) Hell, I’ve taken two major anxiety drugs for years now and have absolutely no dane bramage what so ever.

(I’m not even worried much about it)

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