Dangers of Psychiatric Drugs & Helpful Psychiatric Medications

[@maryrine-marybel7118]

I'll say my son was a perfectly normal 4 years ago. A traumatic experiance couldnt get over it developed ptsd ruminating? Drs put him on everything under the sun made him worse at a loss

[@jenrich111]

I used N.A.C. that you speak of, to help fix my fatty liver. I bought pharmaceutical grade Crystal's from Bulk Nutrients in Australia. Hospitals use it to clean out liver when a person OD on paracetamol. Yes, I used a keto lifestyle and intermittent fasting (I.F.) and lost 20kg. I came off seroquel 100mg and sr tramadol 100x2 I feel so much better. I did this without medical help from my doctors who didnt even notice my fatty liver had become within the normal parameters. All Australian doctors are allowed to say about health is "eat less, exercise more." They will never say to a diabetic, avoid carbs. I am so relieved I have made good improvements to my health. I am still losing and started adding vit K2 oily hormone with my omega3 wild fish oils + D3 etc. Got to take our health back! Research everything.

[@brentdeppe617]

Has he ever been on his own drugs? For a long duration.

[@Bmorgan1220]

Probably not. He sounds like he hasn't done enough research

[@EM-wo6wf]

Doubt it.

[@jazpurgarcia831]

He's STUCK in the compensatory industry of medicating with big pharma

[@Spencercava]

This dude is chill

[@archiesimpson5172]

How to have better mental health: Reduce stress as much as possible Develop your spiritual side Surround yourself with positive people and eliminate negative people as much as possible Eliminate drug and alcohol use Adopt a plant based diet Reduce your salt and sugar intake, as well as the amount of processed foods you eat Get fresh air every day, even if it's just opening a window (Make small, consistent changes. This will prevent these changes from becoming overwhelming)

[@millstreetteut7835]

I wish more research would be done on cbd and kratom and what not

[@garysimone4977]

Were any any of these meds met to be used more then 3-4 months So all those old pills did serious damage to 1000s of patients Klonopine look at all the damage that med had done 1000s of stories on the net all heart breaking Dr this profession is all guess work Best guess see you in 4 weeks

[@gaiaiv5898]

Yeah, no marijuana doesn’t destroy your brain. My grandma has smoked pot for at least 70 years and she’s 97 with no physical or mental health problems. No offense doc, but you’re not looking like the picture of health yourself.

[@kj-sf4md]

Your golf bag looks to be a few clubs shy of a full set.

[@davidzaiser9929]

In more ways than 1.

[@singularity___]

How do you begin to even cope with the fact that your cognitive function has been permanently marred due to long-term, unchecked, major depression?

[@archiesimpson5172]

Brain patterns can be changed. This false dichotomy that psychiatry has set up that they can't without some sort of pharmaceutical crutch has churned out multiple generations of drug dependent "patients" who are convinced they can't survive any other way. It creates soldiers rather than warriors. A soldier follows orders. A warrior gets up every day ready to stand in their power.

[@jazpurgarcia831]

NOOOOOOOOO SHIT!!! I'm very encouraged finding most these comments are in line and educated on WHAT'S REALLY HAPPENING with this industry of OVER DRUGGING

[@jasonloomes1186]

Psychiatrist opinion, pills that cause sideffects are good pills that dont are bad

[@jamescody1985]

you seem like a good guy but most of your drugs don't help, your patients will take anything even if it hurts them

[@karimaogden3875]

Proilxin (Fluphenazine).

[@brentdeppe617]

I hate that drug. I receive 2 pills a day and a monthly shot. It hurts and knocks me out. Why oh Lord do the doctors not see this. Must be the enslavement and blind perspectives of doctors.

[@jamescody1985]

like any poison, the more venom the more deadly, poison by any other name is still poison

[@davidzaiser9929]

This guy should be locked up. He is a danger to society.

[@stevenmaryasin9700]

Why

[@joeadler5379]

Schizophrenia was once called dementia praecox. The term was labeled in 1896. Always believe the schizophrenia was degenerative anyway. Regardless of medication which only seemed to slow the progression. With both intellectual and cognitive decline

[@gretaholmes783]

LEADING EXPERT Dr. Nancy Andreasen thought this until the research came out! What is the long-term use of antipsychotics that created a permanent psychosis….It’s the medication decompensating the brain!

[@jamescody1985]

people have no idea of the torture, try meningitus or encephalitus drugs