Zyprexa

Zyprexa or olanzapine, a second generation or atypical antipsychotic drug, treats schizophrenia, mania of bipolar disorder and when combined with fluoxetine assists in treatment resistant depression.
Zyprexa belongs to the same family as Abilify, Risperdal, Seroquel, Invega, Latuda, Vraylar, Saphris, Geodon and Rexulti. The American Psychiatric Association does not recommend any one drug over another. The APA suggests these medicines should be prescribed at the lowest possible dose since all of the drugs are associated with significant and sometimes persistent side effects.
Zyprexa has been used for an ever expanding list of off label indications not authorized by the FDA or confirmed by adequate studies. Among the long list of conditions where Zyprexa is used are PTSD, Tourette Syndrome, stuttering, hyperactivity, autism and even insomnia.
For schizophrenia, Zyprexa’s results should be obvious within the first week. Lack of response by 4-6 weeks suggests failure to comply with therapy, an incorrect diagnosis or the need to switch to a pill with a different binding profile in the brain.
An inexpensive generic alternative to Zyprexa is available with a free coupon from GoodRx.com.

[@c.h.8392]

Good grief thanks. Doctor prescribed me this for anxiety...seems big pharma is killing us for profit.

[@iGNiTETheKiD]

It’s great for anxiety!

[@richardsnaith6260]

Drinking mint tea is very good for anxiety too

[@oopalonga]

wow your doctor is COMPLETELY inept--i'd say that's borderline malpractice unless your anxiety is absolutely thru the roof

[@DeN-nc7rx]

@@richardsnaith6260 this is like saying a person with a broken leg will be fine with a bandaid

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@iGNiTETheKiD How much are you taking?

[@DaddyPsyMonn]

I was diagnosed with borderline and I was prescribed this terrible terrible drug, this made me gain 34 kg pretty fast, plus they prescribed an extreme high dose og truxal to, I became a zombie, it eventually ruin my relationship, just find out I was misdiagnosed. It was ADHD. the diagnosed 5 years ago, at a of 38, my life has been a turmoil, self medicating at an of 15, found amfetamin to make me feel normal, at low doses, but I ended taking huge dodis for 14 years. The past is the past. I'm on methylphenidate (ritalin uno) we calibrated the dose, my life is a bliss now. Cheers from Denmark. Please stay healthy out here, just a bit makes a huge difference, hvis you strygle mentally, just 5 min every other day. Pushup my favourite. Today I'm boxing.

[@iGNiTETheKiD]

You know it’s bad when there’s a 20 min long video strictly talking about side effects

[@samideelee8931]

Fully agreed

[@rileymaestro]

it's awful.... one dose, AWFUL.... and watching friends on it is sad. fkn legal poison!

[@iGNiTETheKiD]

@@rileymaestro It works for me

[@garysimone4977]

@@rileymaestro all will react different...all psych meds poison

[@acacianorison]

This means that the big pharma are destroying peples life if all these side effects, i believe in on thing after God, is to eat healthy natural food without heavy metals toxins in all drugs, 7 years never got a cold in canada despite the weather since i learned about nutrition science and true health science.💧💧💧💧💧💧💧✌️

[@zakarestoffle3060]

Wow am I glad I looked up Zyprexa cause now I know to go off of it

[@polylight]

I find the 12lb weight gain hard to believe..that should be "per month". It should be issued with survival kits, you could be adrift on a raft for 40 days and weight reported up at rescue.

[@janetnash8588]

exactly. I gained over 100 lbs and it completely destroyed my once athletic body. It also made me attempt to kill myself by swallowing every bottle of pills the quacks forced on me because they think that sexual violence is all just a female delusion (while statistical evidence shows we are having a national rape epidemic). I truly hope one day these quacks are prosecuted for impersonating doctors and for attempted murder, and spend life behind bars, being drugged with the same poisons they give to innocent vulnerable people

[@jade0092]

After years of trying different medications Zyprexa is the one for me. Sleep, appetite, and mood is 100% better

[@takutoyo6311]

how long have u been on it?

[@billblake6389]

How much are you getting paid to give this false testimony 🤔

[@iGNiTETheKiD]

Bill blake OR the medication just works and does it’s job

[@billblake6389]

@@iGNiTETheKiD it doesnt

[@sgsbaby1856]

@@billblake6389 why not? For me it does

[@BereshitSean]

I take this along with Fluoxetine and I feel great on it. A bit groggy as a side effect, and my appetite has marginally increased but overall I'm very happy with this combination.

[@HJS17]

wd you b kind enough to share how long have you been taking it۔۔what dosage n if you have had any issues related to memory ? Wil b grateful۔ Regards

[@Retr0ver4]

The weight gain alongside feeling like a zombie was horrible. I changed it to abilify 10mg a year ago

[@richardsnaith6260]

Poison

[@evanschulz7375]

Poison.

[@Prometheushighaf]

Yup

[@benreynaga8806]

Zyprexa causes you to be stuck in a time loop like depikote or depakote

[@roxannemua9350]

what do you mean like time loop?

[@billybandyk0720]

​@@roxannemua9350I'll answer on Ben R.'s behalf. "Time loop" = wasting time; similar 2 "stagnation".

[@gtavtheavengergunnerlegend3340]

This is scary

[@Prometheushighaf]

I ALWAYS put my zyprexa in the trash. You would have to be a fool to take that, especially long term.

[@sammy-wl2kg]

I disagree because I been taking it for 2 and a half years and it helps me sleep

[@Mckenna12502]

It's the only medication that has helped my mother with Schizophrenia her symptoms off meds is awful i can't count how many times the cops had to come get her😢 she's finally staple and my children have a grandmother is she cured no but in the first time in my life i can have a conversation with my Mother🥺🙏

[@mohammadkhadra2604]

"Atypicals ... So when do we use atypical augmentation? I think it is really valuable. I think a lot of the patients that we see with treatment-resistant depression, at least on our service, particularly in the geriatric population, have undiagnosed sort of subtle psychotic depressions. I mean we see a lot of rumination. I think Tony Rothschild taught us years ago that when you see a lot of guilt, that that may be a subtle form of psychosis, or a not so subtle form of psychosis depending on the patient. And so augmenting with an atypical which has some antidepressant - inherent antidepressant effect - but also an anti-rumination effect, can often get you over the hump in some pretty complicated patients. In terms of which one, that's complicated. I like Zyprexa, I know it has all kinds of metabolic baggage. But what's nice about Zyprexa is you can start it out, pretty much at anti-rumination dose. Five, ten miligrams tends to be pretty effective in treating rumination. Whereas with Seroquel it can take you a while to get up there. Abilify, I think patients, it has a very good antidepressant quality but ... it also has a lot of EPS. We see a lot of patients get very agitated with Abilify. And I have seen two of the worst cases of TD, in the last ten years, were with Abilify, and they did not get better when the Abilify was removed. So I think you have to be a little bit careful with that drug. But, it is, obviously it has the most data, it has the FDA indication, so it has the most positive randomized controlled data." From the KZbin video "Treating Treatment Resistant Depression" from 21:02 to 22:38

[@billybandyk0720]

"Treatment" = Medication. In other words; it's NOT "Treatment-Resistant". It's MEDICATION-RESISTANT!!!!! Psychotherapy is also treatment. When some1 becomes "psychotherapy-resistant"; then "treatment-resistant" is an appropriate term. As 4 psych meds; "treatment-resistant" is very oxymoronic.

[@jaygujarati1016]

can you do one on clozapine please?

[@benreynaga8806]

These drugs pills mess with time

[@captaindiaper2210]

whats a drugs pills

[@janetnash8588]

It would be nice if you mentioned that antipsychotics were originally marketed as "chemical restraInts" and "chemical lobotomies". But you do seem to be more honest than most psychiatrists whi seem to be misogynists and megalomaniacs. In VT the "doctors" pass out antipsychotics like candy. We rank #6 in the country and our population is obese and disabled because of it. We have a scanty workforce so the cost of the drugs is covered by tax dollars and it is crippling the state physically and financially. We have an extremely high sexual and gender violence problem. Our rape and domestic violence stats are off the charts and the number one reason for homicide is men murdering women. The vast majority of people who seek "mental health care" are trauma survivors...generally sexual assault and often happening during childhood. So the quacks answer to that is to not even offer any counseling to heal the traumatized person but rather to tell them the trauma never happened, to gas light rape or violence survivors, and then dope them into submission with the "chemical restraints" and "chemical lobotomies". That way the "doctors" don't have to deal with their messy feelings about abuse and violence. They can just dope them into submission and compliance with their abusers. Then the victims can no longer drive a car or have any hope of independence working at a job. They can't run, defend themselves or even recognize dangers. They just lay around like an obese sickly blob taking the rapes and the beatings until they drop dead. These drugs have been proven to shorten lives from 8 to 25 years, so it would be great if you mentioned that. In my situation not only did it make me more vulnerable to abuse but it completely destroyed my life savings and my small business. I am now about to lose my home that I worked 40 years to purchase and I will be homeless. All of the personality disorders that you mentioned (caused by drugs) destroyed nearly half a century or social networks built and left me completely alone and isolated to effectively enable my abuser further. So I have no where to go and no one left to help me. It has left me with disfiguring facial tics so it is even harder to make new friends. I gained 70 lbs and 4 of my joints dislocated. I was constipated for weeks at a time and completely incontinent. And my previously fit athletic body is now disabled from the poison. I also nearly lost my eyesight completely. It made me extremely aggressive and suicidal but the doctors did not care to adjust my drugs even after I was found unresponsive from swallowing the bottles of pills they forced on me for the crime of wanting to speak to a kind understanding soul about a rape history with ongoing sexual harassment. In the middle of a rape epidemic (according to CDC and criminal justice statistics) they said "no man would ever even say something offensive to a woman!" and they called the #metoo movement unreliable and "anecdotal". No one will even speak about the sexual assault epidemic of women and children in this country because the trauma is so profitable for the pharmaceutical companies and shrinks. No one would ever want to stop that gravy train so the misogyny and abuse continues in their ghoulish disaster capitalism scheme. And it truly amazes me that after reading all of the side effects that "doctors" prescribe these drugs at all. The fact that they NEVER tell the patient of these side effects is indicative of just how much your "health care provider" truly cares about your actual health. You are simply a widget in the head shrinking factory and all they "care" to do is to make a lot of money while they shut you up and shut you down into a permanently disabled and captive customer of their big pharma masters. Run like hell from anyone who even suggests giving you any antipsychotics...AKA "chemical lobotomies"

[@billybandyk0720]

They r also "chemical pacifiers".

[@willclemens6689]

I ain't reading all that

[@DomenickRossi]

I wish such terrible things wouldn't happen. But I can't function normally without medication. I was on no drugs when I began being depressed, then I became manic (not circumstantial, purely chemical issues).

[@DomenickRossi]

Also big pharma is great. If we didn't have big pharma myself and so many other people would be condemned to living in a mental ward.

[@HJS17]

​@@DomenickRossi ​ wd you b kind enough to share how long have you been taking it۔۔what dosage n if you have had any issues related to memory ? Wil b grateful۔ Regards

[@lasseheikkonen1823]

Can you make a video of clozapine? Would like to see it..

[@garfieldkocur2911]

You exchange the truth for Business!

[@annbrown9222]

Thank you Dr Ken. I’ve been on Zyprexa 2.5 mg for 5 years. I have developed diabetes and weight gain and several other symptoms. I am 71 and my endocrinologist would like me to stop taking the medication. Is it alright to just stop?

[@dreamznaspiratons7064]

please update us

[@Burevestnik9M730]

What was your diagnosis for which you were prescribed Zyprexa? How are your ight now?

[@EllePole]

God no! I hope you’re ok

[@redranger7663]

How are you

[@ameliahanalei]

ughhhh i was on 2.5 for appetite and had to go off cause my psych didn't want me on it long term for this reason but i rly need it i'm eating nothing

[@waleedmohammed5405]

Use Zyprexa and Depakene The problems I have are Weakness in perception and understanding Weakness in memory Aberration of mind Inability to talk to people normally Blurred feelings and sensations I feel like a restricted person With a loss of passion and nothing that interests me in all areas of life There is no sexual desire I suffer from bipolar disorder type 1 I am 29 years old

[@bluelight111]

Guy had some intel

[@KustomFirmware]

I’ve just been prescribed 2.5mg to treat anxiety and agoraphobia

[@captaindiaper2210]

i love you

[@thomasrehder3422]

This drug rsised my liver ensymes to high i had to get off it

[@Burevestnik9M730]

What were the readings of your liver enzymes?

[@thomasrehder3422]

@@Burevestnik9M730 my normal is 30 ro 35 ir raised it to 55 in matter of 3 days had to get off of it

[@ntntntntsarr9934]

Doctor my life destroyed because of my wife alcohol addictition she started use this she is happy what else she can use instead of this honestly she does not drink now

[@romeo4377]

Zyprexa (Olanzapine) "Thienobenzodiazepine"

[@billybandyk0720]

Yup; antipsychotics/neuroleptics (including Zyprexa) act like benzodiazapines (after all; OlanZAPINE rhymes w/benzodiaZAPINE). So SPOT-ON!!!!!

[@marcgoxe6320]

how to stop zyprexa without dying please ? help !

[@redmi8781]

taper it very slovly

[@miriamclementi1120]

I was wondering if anyone has had extreme migraines after getting off of this?

[@demotivated5948]

yes sharp shotting pains in my head. went away after 1-2 weeks.

[@JoyKronicles]

Welp. I guess I won’t be filling this new prescription.

[@romeo4377]

Ontario,Canada.

[@dodgdurango6128]

I love this drug. take what the doctors tell you and I promise you’ll be fine. I take this for insomnia and there are no side affects for me!!!!!!!!! ZERO

[@jaskeerat1004]

Say something to start the conversation

[@tavitapup8141]

Has anyone had any issues with heart issues (arrhythmia, chest pain, or palpitations etc?) I’m getting these symptoms but not sure if it’s because of the Olanzapine or something else The time frame seems to suggest it’s Olanzapine but I’m not sure

[@Burevestnik9M730]

What's your dosage and length of use? What is your HbA1c, LDL, HDL, Total cholesterol, triglycerides? What are your liver enzymes?

[@meriemsamai3569]

Hi. I do have what you're describing and I think it's Olanzapine, so i decided tapering off. The problem with it is insomnia

[@corymodzeleski7191]

I've been taking this for Schizoaffective disorder for about a month ago, I think it might be helping me.

[@chrisfrederiksen1358]

How’s it going now?

[@corymodzeleski7191]

@@chrisfrederiksen1358 Good for the most part, but I do have a lot of trouble waking up.

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@corymodzeleski7191 FDA just approved Samidorphan as an add-on to Zyprexa. It is supposed to prevent weight gain while on Zyprexa. In regard to sedation and numbness, did you try guanfacine together with Zyprexa? Or atomoxetine? Or modafinil? Or Adderall?

[@corymodzeleski7191]

@@Burevestnik9M730 Insurance stopped paying for Guanfacine before I got on Zyprexa and I can no longer afford it. Modafinil and Adderall they will not prescribe me. Is Atomoxetine the generic brand of Strattera? I was on the generic brand of Strattera for a couple of months but it was before I was on Zyprexa. It made me really sleepy too, like most medications I've been on.

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@corymodzeleski7191 That's a shame, I've heard good things about guanfacine. Did any of APs you were on over the years cause increase of HbA1c (fasting blood glucose) over the 6% and what are your current HbA1C, LDL, HDL and triglycerides parameters?

[@chrispassley1346]

We day

[@konstantinosk4842]

i have seen all your videos and u always say bad things about the drugs !! so are all the drugs evil and the pharma companys even more evil ? people are not being benefit from them ?

[@P_RO_]

I think the message is not that all drugs are bad, but more that we aren't often told of all the things we should know about them, especially by the companies which make and sell them. Here is where we learn of that part. The simpler drugs which directly affect the problem have probably all been invented by now. What we have left are complex ones which may cause the wanted changes through mechanisms which are not closely related to the problem, so those can affect many different things in the process. A drug which is problem-free for me might cause you trouble because of our personal differences, and to me it seems that almost nobody looks into that deeply enough- but we get that news here.

[@alevan1]

I am on this pill at 7.5mg thanks for scaring the hell out of me...

[@willwatkins4921]

alevan1 get off now that shit fucked my body up my mood is worse than ever I have brain damage and am psychotic/ hallucinating 9 weeks after stopping btw

[@willwatkins4921]

alevan1 not meant to scare you but you should know what you’ve gotten into. I also have chronic akathesia could be tardive if it doesn’t go away soon

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@alevan1 Were you ever on a higher dosage than 7.5mg? What is your diagnosis? How long have you been on 7.5mg?

[@Justin-jd8et]

This guy is not sincere, I have never heard someone so annoying and arrogant. It's very hard to imagine he could be a doctor. I find his attitude absolutely disgusting. I don't think he cares about people on olanzapine

[@Justin-jd8et]

Sorry I said what I did, obviously this dr has alot of what seems like accurate information which would be helpfull. I just wonder why he talks like that as it's off-putting. Anyone considering slowly tapering of any psych drugs with the support of a good dr could look at dr Peter breggins book on psych drug withdrawal. He has a lot of experience withdrawing people in a way that minimises difficulties and harm adequately. CES therapy can be amazing for withdrawal symptoms from any drug. The Bob beck biotuner is good for some people (sota brand).

[@damonskaff2969]

R u human sir

[@sarajevsky]

Works well as support for Zoloft (sertraline) in dose of 5 miligrams at bedtime. Also works well with smal dose (up to 100 mg) of tramadol- under supervision of doctor. EDIT 11.2022.: Still use 5 mg at bedtime , with 100 mg tramadol. Works well for me. Important: Exercise to avoid weight gain.

[@rustyspygoat4089]

bullshit! don't use an antipsychotic to cure anxiety, depression or sleep disorders. You will destroy your brain. It has been long known that doctors have been pushing these drugs such as olanzapine to treat other symptoms besides psychoses so that these drug companies can make money. These drugs don't cure you but rather sedate you. And the side effects are often worse than your original problem.

[@thameekstaninjahman8337]

They don't cure they suppress and damage

[@audyo14]

@@thameekstaninjahman8337 I'm really scared... I just took my first dose

[@HJS17]

wd you b kind enough to share how long have you been taking it۔۔what dosage n if you have had any issues related to memory ? Wil b grateful۔ Regards

[@HJS17]

​@@audyo14Are you still taking it ?

[@agingerbeard]

I just finished titration to get off Olanzapine (did it on my own between appointments with my psychiatrist), I was taking 20mg per day for almost 3 years. I feel incredible, like a lead blanket has been lifted off my mind. I decided to stop because of the side effects, it really hit me during a very emotional time in my life when I realized that I was totally numb and had no feelings over the event. It was sickening and scared me more than the weight gain. Listening to you describe all these other side effects that my doctor *never explained* really confirms that I made the right decision.

[@john72480]

its not side effects, its the intended effect of the drugs, this are the main effects...

[@acacianorison]

This means that the big pharma are destroying peples life if all these side effects, i believe in on thing after God, is to eat healthy natural food without heavy metals tixins in all drugs, 7 years never got a cold in canada despite the weather since i learned about nutrition science and true health science.💧💧💧💧💧💧💧✌️

[@billybandyk0720]

​@@john72480Yup; it's a "chemical pacifier".

[@johnreid5814]

I used to look like a greek god now I'm a fat slug that can't get out of bed only after 2 months. Fuck this shit. I can't hear myself think anymore.

[@Cd-yd7bn]

I understand

[@john72480]

this is so true, they totally ruined my body...

[@MasterApprentist]

Bro you can fight back.. I was in exactly the same position. used to shredded then put on over 100 pounds, could barely exercise and the food cravings at night were horrific. was on max dose of 800mg. Now I am just on 200mg. lost 70 pounds. it can be combated dont lose hope.

[@viper5559]

You say you used to look like a Greek God , you must think very highly of yourself

[@MasterApprentist]

@@viper5559 or maybe he was just very muscular with a low body fat percentage

[@hazyeyes333]

You are an awesome Doctor / Pharmacologist. You seem to know each medication as if the info was all listed on the back of your hand. True info** on the drugs side affects, strengths, weaknesses, contraindications, etc. I really do appreciate your research behind the manufacturing and studies with each drug regarding FDA approval and independent studies. I trust your opinion and highly recommend others to watch your videos when they have questions about any drug. Thanks Doc!

[@cmpdas]

I think he is reading something or has cue card bullet points

[@benreynaga8806]

Syprexa causes you to be stuck in a time loop

[@markheithorn3905]

I don't understand why any doctor would prescribe this drug for anxiety. The side effects are too many and some are quite serious. Antidepressants are an option Cognitive Behaviour Therapy is another option.

[@DomenickRossi]

Antidepressants, benzodiazepines, and CBT don't always work. The antidepressants (alone) are especially ineffective in bipolar patients.

[@Benzokid]

A horrible drug..side effects for me were terrible from the beginning. The restlessness , and tremors were constant , and the severe tardive dyskinesia has never gone away , even after stopping the drug "years ago" . When I stopped the drug , the withdraw was "hellish" and nearly caused me to kill myself ..even tho I tapered slowley off the drug when I stopped. It should be recalled and never b prescribed for bipolar type disorders in the first place..it was over prescribed by psychiatrists for years..it should be used only in the very rarest form if at all.. But this video was very helpful and informative , Thank you

[@MUNEAnAwakenedAustralia]

Hey did you ever get better

[@Burevestnik9M730]

What was your tapering regimen? From which dosage? What did you switch to?

[@lyndayates7533]

Prescribed for sleep. Same with serooquel 600mgs. I have sleep narcolepsy. Who does this to human beings???

[@vanessanguyen4008]

How do you feel now after you stop taking it ? Please reply

[@evacameron8670]

zyprexa makes people mean

[@DrittungenAppelsinen]

Hey, i was force feed this neurotoxic crap by injection at mental hospital/pysch ward, do i have permanent brain damage now, regards Nicas Pinos. please tell me this, i sleept out the zombifing effects, and i am now suing them!

[@DrittungenAppelsinen]

PLEASE LIKE THIS COMMENT, AND PLEASE PIN THIS wellnowdoctor, I LOVE YOUR VIDEOES PLEASE LET ME KNOW!!!!!!!!

[@jameslomenzo1139]

Wow man I just have a friend just started taking this s***, he never reads the side effects or nothing about the medicine. I heard its banned in Japan.

[@rodneydaub3812]

Even though they are not used very much, can you do a video on MAOI's , their pros and cons, why they are rarely used etc.

[@ThirdDimensionalBeing]

Within a couple weeks my psychosis went away, but the withdrawal gave me after suddenly stopping without weening off of it was insomnia, the worst night I didn't sleep at all. Once I started taking it again I could only get bouts of sleep 2-3 at a time. Hopefully going to ween off of it and suffer no symptoms.. but it's not very predictable.

[@Burevestnik9M730]

You should never go cold turkey with these meds. It can take 6mth to titrate

[@ccc771]

these drugs need to be banned as quickly as possible absolute rubbish!

[@elizabethchristinamotha]

Thank you so much. Most useful video I've seen on the drug.

[@lilithslair4120]

Almost sounds like Seroquel ! I was hopeful this might be ok for insomnia. However, almost mirrors Seroquel, so think I will pass !!!!

[@ryanconaway9530]

They're both "pine" atypicals. Only really difference is zyprexa is high potency. Seroquel is low potency. 7.5 milligrams of zyprexa could have similar successful results as seroquel 400-600 mgs. I thought they were both highly sedating. Seroquel a little more for me though. I hate that shit. Was on 800 mgs.

[@thameekstaninjahman8337]

Defentally pass on it

[@AriyaHomes]

It helped me with insomnia Xanax and valium would barely work on me, I got it prescribed for anxiety and insomnia it's still early days but it keeps me asleep unlike others.

[@GHOST2-ZERO-6]

Dude most of the thing's you guy's say on this channel is absolutely useless. The only thing useful I got from any of your advice is to do cardio until you get tired enough where you think you're going to pass out running after staying up for 3 to 4 days straight just so I can go to sleep. You guys suck and you guys half-ass your advice!!!!!!

[@dlpogge]

It's too bad that it's not used in the manner described.

[@msgoody2shoes959]

Psych drugs are dangerous.

[@NickyGi]

Msgoody 2shoes Schizophrenia is more dangerous so yeah.

[@msgoody2shoes959]

@@NickyGi No.

[@NickyGi]

Msgoody 2shoes Oh okay you know better

[@msgoody2shoes959]

@@NickyGi I FUCKIN' DO.

[@NickyGi]

@@msgoody2shoes959 I am sure about that.

[@sharonjensen3016]

Zyprexa: Worst. Drug. Ever.

[@_._._._._._._._]

Don't bother asking any questions. He doesn't reply. Probably died from Zyprexa.

[@jayrider2726]

What drugs do they have you on I'm starting abilify.⚰️💀☠️

[@_._._._._._._._]

@@jayrider2726 I'm not taking any medication and am doing ok. My suggestion to you is to thoroughly research any medication that is recommended to you on Google and make an informed decision whether it is right for you.

[@SAMEntalhealth]

My psychiatrist is trying to prescribe this to me for panic disorder and I'm not taking it. There's no way I am, I'm depressed because I have panic disorder that's untreated, antidepressants and antipsychotics just make me numb and feel crazier which proves that I don't have regular depression,

[@ariannarogerfera8690]

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[@tristanbulluss9386]

I've got shit on my ass.

[@jameslomenzo1139]

You forgot to mention it's banned in Japan.

[@Awesomediaeu]

My 11 year old was prescribed this to gain weight and reduced anxiety when eating. Would that work or would it cause further serious health issues?

[@dreamznaspiratons7064]

gained 30 pounds .in one month

[@ClareSw]

Horrible. I tried all of that idiotic antipschiotic meds. I put on 12 kg. and no help. Now Im on, Brintellix and Lyrica and Diazepam. I am fighting with and for myself for 25 years and there are ups and downs but noway Yprexa

[@sgsbaby1856]

Luckyyy pls give them to me😭😝

[@AriyaHomes]

Wow

[@Burevestnik9M730]

Did you try Samidorphan with it? It prevents weight gain with Zyprexa.

[@polylight]

Doctors don't care about the weight gain! :(

[@Justin-jd8et]

Look closely, he is flaunting his wierd attitude, It's quite disturbing to watch

[@Ihaveanemesisalready]

Psychiatry is a scam. Forced treatment must be abolished

[@DennisBolanos]

Could you please make a video about Concerta/methylphenidate?

[@rodneydaub3812]

He has, under "Ritalin"

[@markmcgoveran6811]

If you were slightly manic you would be considered just happy? So someone is happy you got a treat him until they have no effect at all because the only good mental patient is a dead emotion. Dead zero not manic not happy.

[@NewYork_516]

My psychiatrist prescribed me olanzapine For Insomnia but i DON'T have schizophrenia Or bipolar disorder

[@elyousfi5661]

Do you still taking it ?

[@kareendeveraux1847]

They prescribe it for anything. Good luck trying to come off of them. Don't cold-turkey it, cold-turkey causes brain damage and can cause psychosis that can result in schizophrenia. It needs to be tapered down slowly over months or years. It's worse than heroin to come off for some people. Your psychiatrist is an absolute mofo! Take care and do some research. Look for alternatives to help you with sleep, psych drugs are horrible.

[@captaindiaper2210]

@@elyousfi5661 do you still

[@dreamznaspiratons7064]

what does 20mg do for first time psychosis and how do you stop

[@diagoleben]

I had to take 20 mg Zyprexa because of psychosis. And it went down to 2,5 mg within a year. What is your experience. How do you do?

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@diagoleben You mean the doctor lowere your dosage from 20mg to 2.5mg and you did not get psychosis again?

[@viper5559]

People blaming tablets for weight gain when in reality it's you and your lack of self control , just because they increase your appetite doesn't mean you have to over eat

[@ShelleyReneeC]

I was on this medication and gained a lot of weight. I followed the same diet I always have (weight watchers) and exercised 90 minutes per day and still gained weight. It not only increases the appetite, but also slows down the metabolism. The feeling of extreme hunger is painful, but I didn’t give into it.

[@christhomas4505]

Please make video about Clozapine and Mirtazapine

[@milanic7267]

I'm using mirtazapine and it's a good medication for me

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@milanic7267 Can you elaborate?

[@manojshukla7354]

this bloke is weird!

[@JRMH346]

Do one on Modafinil

[@zucchininoodles4513]

Can you do a video on LYBALVI

[@kipmaru4290]

Perfect,be blessed

[@RaulSanchez-oq6lb]

Thank You.

[@Robert-dx4wv]

zyprexa can cause insomnia, appetite increase, and cognitive difficulty in general.

[@billybandyk0720]

Can?.No; it DOES CAUSE all of that FBS.

[@Robert-dx4wv]

@@billybandyk0720 Okay. FBS = fasting blood sugar?? f***ing bullsh*t?? okay

[@jocquaswalker3313]

Thanks for your honesty

[@galeoshea2961]

Omg..

[@ryang8041]

Hey can you please do a meloxicam one and a clarinex one please ?

[@odielag]

Honestly, I have some understanding of the topic. The thumbnail seemed to elicit the deceivingly (like it tries to be lighthearted but unbenownst to itself it doesn't know what it's talking about) PSA vibe. I thought to myself "The PSA vibe is funny. I know a little about the topic. I could know a little more. Maybe if I hold the funny PSA vibe I can get through a short understated video about the topic. I start watching and after like 10 seconds the guy starts Delving. and then Delving and then Delving. Was kind of weird. Was not what I was expecting. I could only get through 2:28 of the video because I felt like I was doing a bad job at watching.

[@Sarah25-ig3dt]

I have been taking resperidone 1 mg for 5 years now. My doctor says for tapering take 0.5 at night only and no need to take the 0.5 in the morning. I also take 10 mg citalopram in the morning. Is the taper to 0.5 too fast? Should I taper the citalopram first?

[@dmtdreamz7706]

What ordinary humans consider to be "hallucinations" not really hallucinations (since everything is a hallucination), they are just God's imagination - Infinite Imagination - at work in non-ordinary states of consciousness. How would you react if all the sudden your coffee table started to talk to you? Would you be open to listening, or would you freak out and run to the doctor to put yourself on meds to suppress it? Most people would freak out because they don't have a proper context for it. Under the materialist paradigm the only context is that you're going insane. But if you understand how consciousness works then there's really nothing wrong about it, you just have an extra-open mind. See so the meds itself is a hallucination.

[@kimlec3592]

Mental illness is emotional pain not attended to. Not all of us have happy circumstances.

[@Burevestnik9M730]

Zyprexa is also used off-label for SAD.

[@elyousfi5661]

How ? Because my doctor prescribed it for me and didn’t even say what I’m suffering of ?

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@elyousfi5661 Only in US they are supposed to tell you (they charge big dollars so they must give something in return). In most of other countries they do not provide diagnosis. Basically, they do not know the diagnosis but treat external signs of mis-behavior.

[@Premaire]

Just took 7.5mg prescribed 5mg. We outchere. Good night yall

[@MarcoDiversi]

I love your gynecology book behind your DOC.

[@GHOST2-ZERO-6]

Dude most of the thing's you guy's say on this channel is absolutely useless. The only thing useful I got from any of your advice is to do cardio until you get tired enough where you think you're going to pass out running after staying up for 3 to 4 days straight just so I can go to sleep. You guys suck and you guys half-ass your advice!!!!!!

[@anndelaney834]

what about unexplained ichy severe rashes.....am on anti histamines but this episode so far has lasted thre weeks so far.... any information available?

[@no-vaseline7467]

Doc a video on Trichomoniasis would be a great thing. Your knowledge is empowering! Also a video on the lesser well known but nevertheless devastating condition called Akathesia, that video if made will get many, many views.

[@user-yx7dp2pl8t]

its like willy wonka trying to tell the girl his sweets arent ready yet

[@久里子亭-r6j]

i take 2.5mg ? Why do i need it ?

[@Burevestnik9M730]

What's your diagnosis?

[@久里子亭-r6j]

@@Burevestnik9M730 don't take it any more. Schizoaffective is my latest diagnosis

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@久里子亭-r6j what is your current medication regimen?

[@久里子亭-r6j]

@@Burevestnik9M730 venlafaxine300mg Paliperidone injection

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@久里子亭-r6j Did you experience any side effects from Paliperidone? Why did you chooseinjection instead of tablet?

[@kaisersoze9886]

Doc i was told olanzipine is the most studied neuroleptic is that true?

[@myriam3269]

Es lo peor que hay a mí me ha destrozado la vida(zyprexa)👎

[@ShadaeMastersAstrology]

@Hanzo Hasashi One day isn’t bad just stop taking it.

[@AlephTaV549]

La dejaste ya? O todavía la tomas

[@AlephTaV549]

Myriam lo siento mucho pero hay un Elohim Todopoderoso que nos limpia en su amor

[@melissaorozco4659]

Hi doctor, respects from me you're so knowledgeable...consider talking about bipolar disorder, it's a mess to get proper drug treatment

[@thylbertbrendebach1763]

Nnaadsseeiinnn

[@millicentmorang2845]

I was put on Saphris to help me sleep. I had been suffering from ongoing insomnia. it helped me sleep and i was happy - for a year. Then the most horrific thing occurred. I developed an involuntary movement disorder. My psychiatrist told me it was Parkinsonism, and explained that it was a condition that mimicked all the side effect of Parkinsonism. She told me it would never go away; that i would have to learn to live with it etc... I looked into places that I could move into as i didn't want my daughter and husband to be my carers. I live in Australia, and all i could find were nursing homes for old people. The bizarre thing was that my movements did not seem to match Parkinsonism. They were wild and round and I felt as if a demon stallion or bull had taken over my body. I had a huge amount of energy but i could not direct it in any way. it was directing my body and i could not stop it. I went to a neurologist. He said straight away 'you do not have Parkinsonism'. He had a full MRI of my brain done. There was nothing wrong with it. in fact, he said it was the most perfect brain he'd seen in years. My dad is a retired neurosurgeon and he organised a whole lot of specialists - i have been in hospital for an entire year. It seems that the movements are finally beginning to settle. I have had a few days with no strange movements at all. It seems that I am one of the few lucky ones. Most people who develop involuntary movement disorders have them for life. Your videos are fantastic. My father is addicted to them...He refers to you as 'The only psychiatrist on earth who has a brain'

[@fahdtazergha9090]

Take cannabis.

[@Filthycoffin]

Saphris sucked I’m just now getting over it made my skin have electric anxiety and I believe I have gotten Steven Johnson syndrome from it ☢️ Zyprexa save my life

[@Burevestnik9M730]

This video is about Zyprexa and not Saphris, no?

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@fahdtazergha9090 CBD promising results, more natural way to treatment: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7890086/

[@Burevestnik9M730]

When you developed involuntary movement disorder, what were the levels of B12, B5, and E in your blood?

[@Burevestnik9M730]

If stabilization is achieved at 10mg, what would be the maintenance dosage?

[@kadenbirch7678]

5mg

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@kadenbirch7678 After how many months should one switch to the maintenance dosage?

[@kadenbirch7678]

@@Burevestnik9M730 man couldn't tell ya, I live in Canada with free monthly checkups with me doctor. U should do the same if u got free health care

[@Burevestnik9M730]

@@kadenbirch7678 What is your medication regimen right now?

[@gtfoangell]

just got prescribed these purrr🤞🏼😍

[@demycervantes12]

Clear video nice ilike it

[@jesusdiscipledon1499]

Zyprexa and lithium are a great combo for me when specifically used to reset my brain after a manic episode leads into what I call, “avalanching”. In the general course of my BPD cannabinoids like THC and CBD are plenty though. ThC for depression Cbd for mania But that’s my body. I hope it can help give some insight into yours.

[@millstreetteut7835]

They want to give it to me in the hospital for mixed states

[@ElderQueen]

Same!

[@cortneysmith9098]

Now I know the side effects but still question just what does zyprexa do to the brain chemistry

[@redmi8781]

blocks receptors

[@sws316]

I think it lowers dopamine

[@AnnLaustsen87]

I absolutely love taking this off-label for insomnia. There comes a point where I've had 6-7 sleepless nights and the paranoia/anger/anxiety is sky high. I think of this as a very good drug for severe depression and on an as-needed basis.

[@HJS17]

wd you b kind enough to share how long have you been taking it۔۔what dosage n if you have had any issues related to memory ? Wil b grateful۔ Regards