Research Suggests We Shouldn’t Be Using Antipsychotics: Peter Gotzsche, M.D.

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Peter Gotzsche's website: www.deadlymedicines.dk
Peter Gøtzsche on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_C...
Peter Gøtzsche’s book Deadly Medicines and Organised Crime: How Big Pharma Has Corrupted Healthcare: amzn.to/2riJVJg
A film about the successful Finnish treatment for psychosis called “Open Dialogue” which minimizes the use of antipsychotics: • OPEN DIALOGUE: an alte...
Mad in America provides a thorough overview of antipsychotics and provides links to research studies regarding the risks and benefits of the drugs. It can be found here: www.madinamerica.com/drug-inf...
NAMI says that 1 in 4 people taking antipsychotics will experience tardive dyskinesia: www.nami.org/Learn-More/Menta...
The UN condemns forced psych treatment as “constituting torture”: www.prnewswire.com/news-relea...
Examples of antipsychotics (also known as neuroleptics) include: aripiprazole (Abilify), clozapine (Clozaril), lurasidone (Latuda), olanzapine (Zyprexa), quetiapine (Seroquel), risperidone (Risperdal), ziprasidone (Geodon), Chlorpromazine, (Thorazine), and Haloperidol (Haldol).
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Note: This video does not constitute medical advice. Stopping psychiatric drugs, especially abruptly, can be dangerous, as withdrawal effects may be severe, disabling or even life-threatening.
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[@evax7780]

Why on earth does anyone need to have their dopamine blocked to the point where you have no motivation and cannot move and then eventually commit suicide? This is inhumane and the despair that these medications cause are so severe words cannot even describe :( it’s devastating

[@forestdenizen6497]

It keeps you out of the doctor's office and makes you less resource intensive to deal with. Same purpose lobotomy used to serve. Now it is chemical based instead of surgical.

[@abolishpsychiatry3218]

Track and tracing via EME-AI, measuring how the chemicals injected travel through the blood etc. Human research, it's very lucrative, when it's about breaking people under torture into being obedient, indoctrinated. Companies want to buy into the ways and means that will drive a person to sit in particular chair, or buy a particular product, destroy something, or stop them from doing so - ways that are said to be so subversive that people cannot tell it's happening. And, it is that way for some people.

[@abolishpsychiatry3218]

Causing a condition in an animal in a laboratory, then treating with secondary research, is a well-known method in animal laboratories. So, they do it to humans too, but with humans they call it care, help, medicine. Why does society believe that? Propaganda, and part of propaganda is the wire - electromagnetic energy in an artificial intrusive kind, the induction wire. Shh don't talk about it? That's also in the propaganda.

[@evax7780]

Blair Sterling but how can they make money on something that makes people worse?

[@Hashir405]

These medicines ruins years of my life

[@nihil8436]

I wish there was more awareness about psychiatric abuses regarding forced medication and the true mechanism of antipsychotics. No one, not even the police holds as much power as a single psychiatrist, police can not persecute you before a crime is committed, but a psychiatrist can apparently magically predict a possible future risk and in turn destroy someones life, the patient is punished in the worst way possible and denied the chance of a normal functioning life. As he said, they do not benefit the patient, but shockingly antipsychotics are presented as beneficial in order to force them upon patients via community treatmemt orders. Even though they have the complete opposite effect, complete loss of functionality, loss of emotions and loss of interest in life. I was better off dead than on antipsychotics, it's not a life.

[@abantika8925]

@Nihil i agree. life is anyday any pain better than these drugs

[@billybandyk0720]

Completely agreed RE: involuntary Mental Health "Treatment" (the euphemism 4 medication)

[@sharonjensen3016]

This proves that I was right to doubt the psychiatrist who wanted to put me on antipsychotics seconds after first meeting me almost thirty years ago. But when you're young, naive and vulnerable (plus your parents believe the medical profession over you, their own child!), the decisions regarding your health and well-being are not your decisions. One thing I learned from the experience was to be happy and do what my own head tells me to do.

[@nihil8436]

A great man with a conscience, I wish there were more people like him

[@digxx]

Unfortunately nobody is listening, because they follow their own narrative and are profit guided... He got thrown out of is own supervisory board.

[@billybandyk0720]

​@@digxx Wrongfully so, mind u.

[@azalia423]

Dr. David Healy and Bob Whittaker have done tireless work as well.

[@behumble51]

The pharma industry is like a mafia. We have to reacquire our health and our money!

[@blairsterling6141]

A doctor forced , forced an antipsychotic into my throat when in the hospital. Within a week I was a vegetable. I could not talk, could barely walk, had Parkinson's, abnormal heart beat, shaking, akathisia, and became extremely paranoid. I ended up with permanent damage , called Tardive Dyskinesia. The antipsychotics are poison and very very very toxic. They can cause NMS, which is short for death.

[@TwoBun]

I got damaged by about 30 grams of Lithium and Risperdal in late 2006. The psychiatrist assigned to me still has negative reviews. It appears I'll always have symptoms of Drug Induced Parkinson's as a comedy of errors, and some snorts and giggles. See WGBH Boston video vault "The Case of the Frozen Addict" . Dopamine Receptor Antagonists are probably related to synthetic opioids, with some notice and interest in the 90s for further development.

[@blairsterling6141]

@@TwoBun psychiatry has ruined millions of peoples lives across the globe

[@shamakuma1967]

And for these akathasia tremor parkinsonism they will implant a pacemaker inside ur brain.So that's the tie-up between psychiatrists, surgeons and risperidone.

[@kaylafreebird]

I believe my antipsychotic meds caused me to be unable to feel emotions. I'm emotionally flat all the time

[@nihil8436]

How long were you on them and hoq long have you been off them?

[@ines9671]

I hear you. And I bet the doctors will counter argue and say that it is a symptom of your disorder and not of the medication.

[@nihil8436]

@@ines9671They do that, there is even a symptom of schizophrenia and bipolar called "anosognosia" for people that disagree with them. Which is apparantly the reason for medication refusal, refusing neurotoxic "medication" which is commonly described as making people feel like zombies, with no interest in life is a sign of severe mental illness, wow.

[@ines9671]

@@nihil8436 yeah. It is revolting how they turn every little bit of actual self awareness and preservation into an illness symptom. Desperate situation. The sort of power psychiatrists hold should be illigal.

[@rachrad13ify]

Seroquel made me feel emotionally numb. I’d rather feel sadness then nothing at all. I’m glad I stopped it

[@lissam2529]

My gp prescribed me Seroquel to calm me down and help me sleep after an ssri sent me into a manic state. Few months later i started cutting myself... I was in my mid 30s, I had never self-harmed before. I had completely lost control of my mind and had obsessive thoughts about killing myself every day. I'm now off ALL prescription and OTC drugs and healing, though I'll have these disgusting scars the rest of my life. I'm realizing that I really never needed to be on any of these drugs, I needed better coping skills and community. My doctor almost killed me with HARMaceuticals. My fault for trusting a doctor to understand what they're prescribing... NEVER AGAIN. Forced drugging is the most disgusting thing our society allows. I was never forced drugs, but after my too long and torturous brush with psychiatry I'm just glad I survived to tell my story. Countless people don't and I think about those poor souls every day now. So many lives cut short, so many stories buried.

[@mohansinghrajput1504]

I am on seroquel 50 mg from last 6 yrs but whenever I try to cut it off I am suffering with severe depression.. Plz can u tell me how many years u was on meds

[@ppgsranga]

People: Try meditation, yoga, natural medicines ( Ayurveda - Herbs that are good for brain functioning - Brahmiya e.g. ) to cope with your psycho illnesses - Also try healing crystals -

[@anglojojo]

Sad and very true... society have been brainwashed that psychiatry is some legit medical science, its really a torture drug cartel, they work well for corporations to shut people up, or remove "unwanted" people from society. I've always said to be a psychiatrist one has to be immoral as he/she himself would know its some real dangerous bullshit. I have my own experience a wild one but quiet different.

[@ShadaeMastersAstrology]

@LissaM how did you get off of the antipsychotics? I’m having terrible panic attacks when I take them and even worst when I drop doses.

[@johnsterling5533]

@@ShadaeMastersAstrology same here, i was put on 15mg of zyprexa and i stoped a few weeks ago. I have horrible depression, i cant sleep and i think about ending my life at least a dozen times a day. I feel like checking myself back into the hospital but i fear they are just gonna put me on something else i shouldn't be on. I dont know what to do.

[@Sketch1994]

I once took Olanzapine and within an hour food sucked, beverages sucked, cigarettes sucked, weed sucked, sex sucked, sitting on the balcony with a great view of the city and all of the above sucked, my whole life sucked and everything was discomforting. I tried to figure out pleasure schemes but I had already figured out that there wouldn't be any. That's when my thoughts got dark and hopeless even though I knew that I could sleep it off and never touch it (which is exactly what I did). I didn't even have any psychiatric issues but I compare it's effects to having many, and then just to think that they prescribed this to my mom AS A SLEEPING AID (failed). It's absolutely disgusting how a doctor who just reads some BS research but has no idea has bad it feels, to encourage people to keep taking these. It's despair in a pill!

[@saladfingers.]

Weird I was subscribed this as a sleeping aid too

[@mulletthehunter7163]

My dr prescribed me 3 different antipsychotics to try in order to tackle my long term insomnia. I tried the first one for two days and felt like my brain was dripping down my spinal cord. Got home, did some research and chucked them all in the bin! I've now been prescribed sertraline and think I'm going to give that a miss too... I have a sleep disorder god dam it! What Is wrong with these people!

[@cuekinaja]

I live in Indonesia. My 18 year old daughter was prescribed 2 mg of Risperidone, which helped, but then she hated the weight gain it caused and her nightmares came back. The psychiatrist told her to stop cold turkey without warning us about withdrawal symptoms. My daughter suffered and she was back on the original dosage again. I tapered her off of the drug myself and I thought any length of time would be better than quitting cold turkey. I calculated 74 days for the taper. It turns out, it was still too fast, because 3 months after, she's still suffering from the withdrawal symptoms. She's convinced now she shouldn't have quit and she needs Risperidone for the rest of her life just like "a diabetic needs insulin"? (She must have gotten the analogy from the internet, maybe Reddit). She accused me of "pill shaming" which is confusing to me, why would anyone be ashamed of taking pills?. Again, must be from Reddit. I'm just afraid of side effects and withdrawal symptoms of psychiatric drugs. I don't know what to do.

[@nadasei_mesmo]

hi, I'm from Brazil. I'm bipolar and I stabilized my disease with a natural as possible eating with the use of turmeric (curcumin). Try to suggest your daughter to use curcumin, is not medication, is just a food. The effects come in the same day. I made use of since January of 2023 and my mood never oscilates with it. Good luck.

[@cuekinaja]

@@nadasei_mesmo Thank you. How do you take curcumin and how much a day? As supplement pills or a drink?

[@DreamerAeon]

Amen! next time I get hospitalized and they ask are you allergic to anything, I'm going to tell them I'm allergic to all and any prescription medications. Give me a natural holistic option.

[@snapjitzy]

don't go overboard now stupid

[@taraelizabethdensley9475]

Lol! I'll try that if they ever try to hospitalise me again

[@joqiii3]

Benzodiazepines are very difficult to stop too. Let me say that again, EXTREMELY difficult to stop.

[@waynegrow]

Tell me about it. Quitiapine must be so much harder then..I wouldn't want to find out..benzos very nearly took my life..

[@chessw1zard866]

not if you take it in small dosages

[@amandacompas5414]

R.I.P Josh. It's more common than you think. Like they want us to shut up but I don't think I can. Josh is gone because the medication caused him cardiac arrest at 23 yrs old. I don't want to shut up just so they can get a paycheck, I'm hurt there even trying to cover up his death instead of giving him a blessed funeral after what they did to him!!😭😭😭😭

[@thomasonmike7170]

Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today? And how is the weather over there??

[@junelawson5719]

I was given antipsychotics as a teenager due to the effects of bad family dynamics, social exclusion in school due to autism, and gender dysphoria; No psychotic symptoms. On reflection, there has never been any benefit, my symptoms have basically no correlation to this so-called "treatment". I have a laundry list of major side effects. I literally looked at the side effects and I have 80% of the common ones. The worst are sleep disturbance, fatigue, and sedation. They made university a struggle and are posing a serious challenge to entering the "job market" that demands 9-5 attentive and energy. I now know I need to get off these neurotoxins, but I am worried because I have learnt they can induce psychosis. It is madness. I needed love, human connection, and to live as my true self, and now I may lose touch with reality and become engrossed with delusions. Many others like me have been harmed similarly. This deserves something like the nuremberg trials.

[@Plasmafox]

I hope we do get a new round of nuremberg trials and the first people up for the chair are people telling kids they have "gender dysphoria"

[@nadasei_mesmo]

Hello, I'm from Brazil and I'm bipolar. In 2018, I discover a brazilian study about uses of açaí in bipolar disorder and now I'm in process of not use any drug to this disease. To come to this point, I just changed my "way of eat", now I use curcumin (turmeric) in any food that I make use of, it works like açaí but is more popular, and it is enough to stabilizate me without any side effect. Try by yourself and see the results, it come qickly! Good luck!

[@gonzalohuelmo5934]

I had a heart issue because the usage of clozapine

[@Grammar_Nazi666]

Forced treatment must be abolished

[@Hithere-dc2qx]

It's honestly evil and one of the downfalls of modern socioty. Forced treatment. Except for a small number of violent individuals perhaps, but even then. It's messed up

[@azalia423]

So true. Many people never recover from the forced meds.

[@adrianacampanella9461]

I have had my wife avoid being hospitalized by eating a strong marijuana browny. Several crisis we just rode together and by doing that she claims a victory over her psychotic depressive episodes. Psychiatrist destroyed my wifes body and mind and she began getting tachycardia so i had her stop the meds and went to another clinic where they put her on venlaflaxine. By then her metabolism had been destroyed. My has severe major depression from cptsd. One psychiatrist switched her medication to treatment for bipolar. Idiot shes never a manic episode in her life. Doctors need to understand that sometimes they are going have to deal with a patient with a far superior i.q. who will question them about everything and may be better off if the damn doctor just listened and acted like they work for the patien. Being educated doesnt mean you have a good i.q. or think well. It means you remember and repeat what real thinkers thought up.

[@waynegrow]

If benzodiazepines aren't dangerous compared to antipsychotics then there's a lot to be said. As coming off benzos is no joke..

[@clauskong4183]

They can control your whole access to benzos though, so whenever people get severely addicted and suffer withdrawals it's often their insane prescription policies. Alprazolam is also the strongest benzo available, I've come off say Zopiclone or Ambien and it was trifling.

[@sp-bc1kk]

These psyciatrist should not be allowed to force a drug into someone. My son refused the medication when they were trying to give him an antisycotic. They called security and they forced an injection into his arm. He was at the time doing no harm to anyone. They damaged his brain as they would not allow him to come off it. I asked why they give him antipsychotics and the rely was it is just a mood stabaliser.

[@alinalemanska2029]

This is an assault. I am a nursing assistant and we are supposed respect the patients choice, that's what we are being taught and that's the moral thing to do. These drugs cause permanent damage to the body. I worked in a section 8 housing building and a lot of these people looked like walking zombies, from these drugs. The pain killers cause extreme pain if taken for long time, because they irritate or damage the nerves in the body.

[@sp-bc1kk]

@@alinalemanska2029 after 3 months of emails to complain, I finally received an appointment with the Mental Health Commission. Unfortunately this was a complete waste of my time, as apart from an apology. They did nothing about my numerous complaints. Thank you for caring.

[@Tubinado]

I was put on them because the antidepressants I was taking for mild social anxiety made me sleep all the time so the doctor decided that meant I had treatment resistant depression. After the Zyprexa I gained almost 100 pounds and slept even more and went on SSI. I stopped dating, and lost all my friends. Whenever I tried to get off that huge cocktail of drugs I got horrible brain zapps I was told was depression. So, after 20+ years I finally weaned myself off. It was agonizing and I have had insomnia ever since. Still have the mild social anxiety. I lost my youth, have no family, career or retirement. Just a humiliating, stigmatizing personal history that makes me avoid people. Thanks doctors! I hope this happens to you and your loved ones someday. Maybe that will help you to remember to be more conscientious with other people’s lives.

[@simsim5919]

How do we stop this abuse of psychiatry using antipsychotics?

[@the_red_wolf8244]

Dont use antipsychotics, there are far better natural ways to cope with mental illneses

[@hannachimahmoud919]

@@the_red_wolf8244 what are the natural ways please that can replace antipsychotics ?

[@ritaevergreen7234]

@@hannachimahmoud919 look into body trauma therpay such as EDMD or somatic epxirencing to name a few. Also look up the polyvagal theory chart to help you understand things better.

[@Plasmafox]

We as a society would have to change our attitude of "out of sight and out of mind" towards people in the mental health system.

[@simsim5919]

@@Plasmafox also the truth about these drugs are never discussed in mainstream media, the rest of society believes what they are told about psychiatric drugs by the media and government.

[@alinalemanska2029]

" Side effect " is not something temporary a lot of times. That term should be " damage " I think because that is what they do.

[@billybandyk0720]

Research suggests that we shouldn't be using PSYCH MEDS @ ALL!!!!! Not just antipsychotics but also antidepressants & benzos.

[@jackploeg3963]

Psyche drugs have never helped anyone but make the patients health worse than before they took any of the psyche drugs.

[@britteneedegonia3526]

You're wrong doctor. Benzos are just as bad as antipsychotics if not worse. Speaking as someone who took them for five years and now my life is a living hell

[@lunastan1601]

Thank you.

[@elcapitan24]

thank you for your honesty.

[@standUpToPSSD]

A great man.

[@MaryMaddock]

"Neuroleptics may produce a wide-range of side effects depending on the potency and class of neuroleptic medications prescribed. High-potency, first-generation neuroleptics, such as haloperidol and fluphenazine, are likely to produce extrapyramidal symptoms, which are movement disorders caused by medications. Examples of extrapyramidal symptoms include muscle spasms (i.e., acute dystonia), motor restlessness (i.e., akathisia), and parkinsonism, which is characterized by instability, shuffling gait, and muscle rigidity. Tardive dyskinesia is another extrapyramidal effect, characterized by involuntary, repetitive movement, such as smacking lips or waving arms. Tardive dyskinesia may occur after long-term use of the medication and can be irreversible. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome is a rare, potentially fatal extrapyramidal side effect, presenting with symptoms such as confusion, muscle rigidity, seizures, coma, agitation, and hyperthermia and requiring immediate medical attention. Additional potential side effects of high-potency, first-generation neuroleptics include an increased time between heart beats and metabolic symptoms, such as weight gain and high cholesterol."

[@thomasstevenrothmbamd2384]

Amen, Dr. Gotzsche!!!

[@morningstarscotty.8656]

Ya I need off seroquel and wellbutrin I know in my heart and soul that this is not the cure or answer I'm not even the same person .I use to be so smart now i cant hold a conversation. I pray i get better and get off this shit. Prey for me.

[@yvonnesyombua1985]

thank you very much

[@kennedykitavi9984]

Good insight from proffesor

[@1martuska]

Anti -psychotics are dangerous but so are benzodiazepines. Both are extremely addictive and once you’re on them it is nearly impossible to get off . There must be other safer alternatives

[@MedicatingNormal]

This is what our film is about. To watch it, visit: www.medicatingnormal.com. This video is a clip from the full film.

[@janesimpson8590]

He is talking about using a benzo for a day or maybe a few to help the person calm down. Yes, benzo's rapidly create tolerance and down regulation of GABA receptors (and resolving this is hellish).

[@simsim5919]

im stuck on a community treatment order on an antipsychotic its hell absoloute hell

[@alienkaraoke9040]

Stay strong me too. It's truly hell I hope you break free.

[@Mogwai-fk4bf]

I'm also on a cto. As far as I know the only way to get off it is to play their game and comply with it and convince them you plan on taking the meds from now on. It sucks but thats how the system is.

[@simsim5919]

@@Mogwai-fk4bf im off cto now, and keeping away from psychiatry, unfortunately it depends on the psychiatrist you end up with , best thing to do is find an alternative private psychiatrist who will have your best interests at heart so will protect you from further abuse by the system.

[@Mogwai-fk4bf]

@@simsim5919 Thanks for the reply. Do you know how i'd find an alternative private psychiatrist in Canada? Do I need a referral from a GP? I want to be rid of this CTO so bad.

[@simsim5919]

@@Mogwai-fk4bf actually that didn't work for me a private psychiatrist couldn't get me off the cto but its a good idea for the future so someone may be able to protect you from the public system, I was referred to community mental health and that psychiatrist took me off injections, you could ask for a different psychiatrist, also the injections took 1 year to leave my system, but I did recover from them.

[@jordannas.2149]

Where are you dr , my son needs someone like you ,he has been on risperidone for almost 2 years he hates it so much.

[@grv91vr23]

Why he doesnt start a slow taper then… Fuck these meds

[@jordannas.2149]

@@grv91vr23 he did I helped him it tooked me 1 year to get him off of 1mlg he had a psychotic episode 3 months later and went back to a hospital , they gaved him new meds but he also stopped taking them a week later cold turkey. He is just trying to heal now.

[@grv91vr23]

@@jordannas.2149 ok yes i know the withdrawal of these meds can actually cause psychosis months later :( i’m sorry Try to stick it out without mind altering chemicals and let the brain go back to homeostasis. It will take some time but he will heal and will be happy again if he doesn’t take these horrible and dangerous psych meds again. They disabled me physically Best wishes to your son! He will heal

[@bonnieirish5571]

benzo damage is lethal !

[@ines9671]

yeah. But I reckon anti-psychotics are even worse (at least in my experience of side-effects).

[@billybandyk0720]

ALL PSYCH MEDS R DEADLY NEUROTOXINS!!!!!

[@mihaitilting7081]

I stopped taking antipsihotics and antidepresant after 2 year of taking it. In how much time i will start ro feel like myself again?😢

[@elcapitan24]

hi i see this post and want to know, do you feel better? i want to stop the drugs and have also taken them for nearly 2 years

[@mastermindnetwork873]

So what should we do then if we dont take antipsychotics but we are mentally ill? I would like to know how to help my son who wa recently put in 30mg Zyprexa. I feel hopeless and I feel bad fir my son.

[@lgstyli374]

Hi people I need help I'm healthy person don't had never psychosis .but had problem sleeping my psyachtrist give me antipsychotics risperidone I didn't knew all of this. I take him for only 1 mounth than stopped cold turkey know it's been mounth off I feel good but I had thought stuck in my had that I need to take this .and I can't rid of that what happened to me?

[@simsim5919]

I'd like to know if your brain returns to normal after a year on an antipsychotic?

[@the_red_wolf8244]

The sooner you stop taking antipsychotics, the sooner your brain returns to normal

[@basedcat2349]

@@the_red_wolf8244 Thank gosh I only took them for 2 weeks. They made me feel absolutely terrible, and withdrawal at the moment is hell, but at least that means since I only took it for 2 weeks I’ll heal quicker than if I took it longer.

[@zineddineaddar8772]

@@the_red_wolf8244well it’s for peaple s no normal brain

[@merlingeikie]

That's amitriptyline that they gave you, to 'calm' you.

[@hananhussein3486]

interesting topic. I completely agree that we shouldn't be using antipsychotics for sleep or for calming down agitated patients. even as a mood stabilizer, we may find other alternatives (which are not devoid of side effects). My question is what if someone has delusions (being followed, being controlled by aliens or that family members are poisoning him... to name a few) how can we stop this with a benzodiazepine?

[@chetansoni7444]

does anyone know what natural remedies I can take to work with my phycosis

[@jordannas.2149]

I heard this dr saying that vitamin D3 K2 b6 b12 can help you big time.

[@adamo36532]

Are you doing ok off antipsychotics?

[@brizzy160]

Meditate bro that shit saved my life. I do it 1 or 2 hours a day

[@knockhello2604]

@@brizzy160 Did it take it away

[@nadasei_mesmo]

I use turmeric (curcumin) for stabilizate my mood, I'm bipolar. Change your way of eating and keep just healthier foods. Curcumin is perfect for bipolar like me.

[@behnasafari1447]

Tears of Joy.

[@kivoe]

In my case it was necessary. Olanzapine (Zyprexa) made me feel normal again after suffering with extreme panic attacks

[@the_red_wolf8244]

Can someone give me advice on alternatives to using antipsychotics? I have bipolar disorder and schizophrenia

[@shyarknight4495]

Search on youtube : schizophrenia medication music

[@shyarknight4495]

I really Hope I helped

[@shyarknight4495]

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[@shyarknight4495]

Im doing it too

[@MedicatingNormal]

Step 1 would be to watch our film and to question the legitimacy of your diagnoses based on what you learn in the film, Medicating Normal. There are a few ways to see it right now and they are located here: www.medicatingnormal.com

[@danielcarney3487]

Yes finally answers.

[@mediwise2474]

Good

[@lorig1087]

Your right, they shouldn't be!! I'm in suffering!! Have been, suffering for 6 year's now!! Benzodiadepine, I thought, was considered to be an anti anxiety plus an antisycycotic!! If I had to do it all over again, I'd go to the health food store and, only use what they have to offer!! Which I've done and they help a bit, and I know it's only a little bit, due to the meds. If it weren't for the meds, and if I were told to try the health food store, then, I'd of MUCH rather done that only!! I know they would have worked!! I just want my life back!! I want peace!! May God and Jesus bless you and everyone!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@aaymathebest4705]

What was your problem?Are you suffered from sczophernia?

[@sherh316]

Benzos like Xanax are not an antipsychotic drug. It’s an anti anxiety med that’s highly addictive. I know because I’ve been taking Xanax for many, many years. It’s absolute hell getting off of Xanax.

[@EmmerCasper]

AMEN

[@TravisBauer7]

I love u brother you are inspirational person to me ,your right about this u and peter breggin.ive been forced on antisicotics for going on 24 years .I was coming of so drugs when I was 20 years old ,they automatically said I paniod sckisofranic,and they put me on this stuff,I pray that Jesus will make way to deliver me from this I just hold on to my faith,but I'm having a lot side effects to the medicine,I tell them that am having problems but my forced doctors thinks I'm doing so good,my family.belives I need there medicine what they thought for evil with is the doctors.god thought for good,I just take it one day at a time ,and hold on with everything I got till Jesus the father and holy ghost opens a door for me . please pray for me brother your gifted and amazing.you are truly a proper child .I hope u having amazing rest of your life ,I hope to meet u in the new world one day a place of love and power.and healing

[@aprilsim7604]

Psychotropic drugs was a >$380 bln industry some years back. It may well be close to a trillion dollar business now

[@azalia423]

As more awareness of the scandal of psychotropics grows, the psychiatrists are trying to revive forms of psychoanalysis despite the fact that it was long ago debunked for the reason that it didn't work, often made problems worse.

[@staycalm.]

I agree with not doing forced druging

[@timcepin3386]

Anyone reading these comments live in the California Bay Area?

[@mathiaswalongoa517]

this is so incitefull

[@jigho5078]

Is sertraline an antipsychotic?

[@vishal9030]

No, it's antidepressant

[@billybandyk0720]

​@@vishal9030 Regardless; a very unnecessary means of "treatment".

[@azalia423]

Long term Antidepressants caused diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, ovarian cysts, Mgus, and other problems. Withdrawal has nearly destroyed my life.

[@user-vz1yj3qo1e]

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[@rebeccaadsett]

Not just get rid of forced treatment with drugs ect and psycho surgery and other medical intrusive invasive surgeries by force like sterilization even euthanasia without consent. Back at ya

[@dennisruigrok]

The very least we can do is stop poisoning a new generation.

[@kyotog777]

The dislikes are bots

[@aj5424]

But what about people who have been able to life a fairly normal life with drugs and hes pushing Benzos ...funny that!!

[@nobodysfaultbutmyown492]

Benzos ain't that bad I wish they could prescribe me Ativan but they don't and treat you like a drug addict

[@nadasei_mesmo]

And how about take meds and the disease continues to evolve, even with meds, like bipolar disorder?

[@victorpetrov829]

Obviously this fake doctor has never seen a psychotic patient. He needs to go to a state psychiatric hospital in the USA to see if antipsychotics work. Better yet, put him in a US prison in a cell with an inmate who is psychotic and manic for a couple of days and then ask him if antipsychotics are useful.

[@MedicatingNormal]

This doctor formed the world's most renowned organization that looks at research studies and compiles all the evidence and finds the totality of evidence. When you say they "work" what does that mean exactly? That they completely numb and tranquilize the person? Is that a good thing to do to people to make ourselves more comfortable because of their odd behavior? To stop their brains from working correctly without even talking to them about what may be causing the psychosis or other life problems? Then call that "treatment?"

[@craig7715]

@@MedicatingNormal I think victor petrov is pointing out the fact that without antipsychotics, psychotic people would be alot harder to deal with. Would u like to be locked in a cell with someone experiencing psychotic symptoms? Or does this not bother you as it's not a situation that your likely to be in?

[@MedicatingNormal]

@@craig7715 "harder to deal with" is a problem of the carer not the person experiencing the altered state. I would suggest looking into Open Dialogue therapy and Soteria at alternative ways to treat psychosis without the severe effects and harmful long-term outcomes seen with antipsychotics.

[@craig7715]

@@MedicatingNormal its a problem for not only the carer but the person,the persons family and the people that person comes across. I take seroquel and I feel my life is more controllable with them. I'm like a cat with 20 lives i was a hazard to myself seroquel has helped with that. For me its not about "odd behaviour" for me its about having a life that's closer to normality. Yes the side effects can be nasty but so s death.

[@craig7715]

@@MedicatingNormal saying the problem is not of the person experiencing the altered state shows you have no clue what your talking about and you have completely lost any of what little credibility u already had. There will always be clueless people peddling some new diet or new fad to help with psychotic symptoms and this is a very dangerous topic to be doing it with. In a perfect world there would be no side effects true. But unless you ve had upclose personal experience with people experiencing psychotic symptoms you should find some other topic to talk about as you are clearly putting peoples lives at risk through your negligence.

[@bonnieirish5571]

benzo damage is lethal !

[@cousinnastee495]

wrong . benzos by themselves do no damage compared to neuroleptics ( i.e. antipsychotics ) drugs . Withdrawal from benzos ( benzodiazepines ) is what is lethal . staying on them is safe and helpful . benzo withdrawal results in the largest number of deaths of any type of drug withdrawal mainly due to withdrawal seizures . heavy alcohol use withdrawal, cold turkey is the second most deadly withdrawal . Heroin withdrawal is very painful, and those in recovery keep craving for it, but very few die from heroin withdrawal or cold turkey . Getting your heroin fixes from the illegal market is what is very dangerous and lethal . you never know how powerful your fix is .

[@grv91vr23]

@@cousinnastee495 wrong staying on benzos is not safe. Ever heard of tolerance withdrawal??