Public Notice - Dangers of SSRIs

[Guest guest]

Dec. 1, 2004

Kathy Sawyer, Commissioner

Alabama Department of Mental Health and Retardation

Union Street

Montgomery, Alabama

RE: SSRI Iatrogenic Vasoconstriction and Agressive Behavior

Commissioner Sawyer,

The following e-mail explains that antidepressents cause vasoconstriction

and

agressive behavior.

Does the Alabama Department of Mental Health complile data to document if

Alabamians that are exhibiting agressive hehavior are taking SSRI's? Both my

sister and my Mother have exhibited agressive behavior never exhibited

before being prescribed SSRI's by the Madison County Mental Health Center

commensing in 1995 and 1996.

Vasoconstriction could also explain the two heart attacks Mother had while

she was sick with cancer and diabetes that these drugs can also cause.

Commissioner Sawyer, in my family my Mother has committed suicide while

prescribed psychiatric medications and my sister was rendered incapable of

working for the rest of her life on full time social securitiy disabilily

with Mediaid a year after becoming a patient at the Madison County Mental

Health Center. While I won't expect there to be any honest soul searching

and admitting the the drugs can cause symotoms in the patients recieving

treatment at the Community Programs under your regulations, from the ever

increasing patient population it's obvious that the current plan of only

providing psychiatric medications for treatment, like in my family, doesn't

help the problem.

If the treatment that being funded by the taxpayers is resulting in more and

more disabilities and the patients are expected to be psychiatric drug users

for life, why hasn't the Ala. Dept. of Mental Health and Retardation pursued

more effective and less expensive treatment methods?

Thank you,

Dr. Lance, D.C.

Daughter of Alma Virginia

Antidepressent Suicide Victim

Former Patient of the Madison County Mental Health Center

Regulated by the Alabama Department of Mental Health

Kathy Sawyer, Commissioner

S S R I W A R N I N G

P U B L I C N O T I C E

There is a class of drugs on the market for depression, anxiety, and a host

of

other mental health problems known as Selective Serotonin Reuptake

Inhibitors,

or SSRIs. You have heard of them: Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft, Luvox, Celexa...

to name just a few...

If you are currently on one of these drugs, or if someone has mentioned to

you

that you should get on one of these drugs (your family physician, your

friend,

your relative), this notice is especially for you.

SSRI theory is based on findings that depressed people have lower levels of

the

metabolite of the neurotransmitter serotonin. SSRI drugs block the re-uptake

of

serotonin in the brain, and thus, the level of serotonin increases in the

brain,

bringing about the " proper " neurotransmission necessary to alleviate the

depression. This is a horribly flawed theory!

Some of what the companies manufacturing these SSRI's, and what doctors

prescribing this medication will very likely NOT tell you is this:

The Merriam-Webster online dictionary defines serotonin as, " a powerful

vasoconstrictor " , which is what it was discovered to be in 1948. A

vasoconstrictor is an agent which constricts blood vessels and blood flow.

So while shoring up enough of the neurotransmitter serotonin in the brain to

alleviate depression, the person taking one of these drugs is also shoring

up

enough of the vasoconstrictor - serotonin, to substantially decrease blood

flow in the brain- a serious and sometimes deadly oversight.

And, as the delicate chemical balances in each of our brains is as unique to

each person as his or her fingerprints, it's no surprise the adverse

reactions

reported with these drugs can vary to extremes. Some people have seizures

while

either actively taking, or while withdrawing from these drugs. Some people

have

had strokes after taking them, due to the vasoconstrictive action of too

high a

serotonin level. Some experience a complete personality change.

But another serious casualty of this decrease in blood flow concerns the

area

of the brain responsible for self-control. This is why nearly every time you

hear of some random, violent act such as a school or office shooting, the

people going into these homicidal rages have been found to be on an SSRI

over 95% of the time.

Columbine High School? One of those kids was taking Luvox. The Atlanta day

trader who shot up his office? Prozac. Kip Kinkel? Prozac. McDermott

in Boston? Paxil and Prozac. Phil Hartman's wife Brynn had been taking

Zoloft

before killing her husband and herself. These are just to name a few.

A jury in Gillette Wyoming determined that Paxil was to blame for a triple

murder/suicide. The plaintiffs have been awarded an $8 million dollar

settlement in this case which just hit the media during the first week of

June 2001. Unfortunately a money settlement, no matter how large can ever

bring back four precious human lives! In another case in Australia, a

supreme

court judge found Zoloft to be the reason a fellow murdered his wife of over

30 years... For every one of those incidents you have heard about, there

are

fifty such incidents that didn't make the national news. But wouldn't the

FDA

keep something like this off the market?

No. There is simply too much political and financial interest in the profits

from these drugs. Your consumer protection when it comes to this class of

drugs

are just not there. People within the FDA who have dared to voice opposition

to

these drugs during the approval processes have found themselves without

their

jobs.

During trials to determine the safety of Prozac, when subjects were reported

to

have become suicidal on the drug, a memo surfaced, ordering the language in

the

report changed from " suicidal " to " depressed " .

Further, the FDA issues " conflict of interest waivers " to drug company

doctors

and researchers during the approval processes for these drugs. For example,

in

the case of Paxil, every single one of the " experts " on the panel with the

authority to approve or disapprove Paxil had been granted this, " conflict of

interest waiver " by the FDA director.

As a result, Paxil was approved as safe. Safe, for say, a mother of four

driving

her kids down the interstate at 75 mph - while the Federal Aviation

Administration

will not grant a pilot's license to anyone on Paxil, because the seizures

and

sudden involuntary movements it can cause may cause a pilot to crash a

plane.

We say SSRI's are NOT safe, and there is account upon account to back it up.

Just who are 'WE', you might be asking yourself... We are a group of people

who

have taken these drugs, only to have them upend our lives in a variety of

some

of the worst ways imaginable. And we want you to know what they do.

For further information, please see the following websites and the links

they

offer:

http://www.drugawareness.org/home.html http://www.prozactruth.com

http://www.justiceseekers.org http://www.breggin.com

http://nomorefakenews.com http://www.adhdfraud.org

http://www.nofreelunch.org http://www.pssg.org

http://www2.netdoor.com/~bill/prosurv/prosurv.html

http://www.othersideresource.com/reading/car.shtml

http://home.kscable.com/madpride/frame_docs/1st_idx_4th.html

File - Public Notice - Dangers of SSRIs

[Guest guest]

Dec. 1, 2004

Kathy Sawyer, Commissioner

Alabama Department of Mental Health and Retardation

Union Street

Montgomery, Alabama

RE: SSRI Iatrogenic Vasoconstriction and Agressive Behavior

Commissioner Sawyer,

The following e-mail explains that antidepressents cause vasoconstriction

and

agressive behavior.

Does the Alabama Department of Mental Health complile data to document if

Alabamians that are exhibiting agressive hehavior are taking SSRI's? Both my

sister and my Mother have exhibited agressive behavior never exhibited

before being prescribed SSRI's by the Madison County Mental Health Center

commensing in 1995 and 1996.

Vasoconstriction could also explain the two heart attacks Mother had while

she was sick with cancer and diabetes that these drugs can also cause.

Commissioner Sawyer, in my family my Mother has committed suicide while

prescribed psychiatric medications and my sister was rendered incapable of

working for the rest of her life on full time social securitiy disabilily

with Mediaid a year after becoming a patient at the Madison County Mental

Health Center. While I won't expect there to be any honest soul searching

and admitting the the drugs can cause symotoms in the patients recieving

treatment at the Community Programs under your regulations, from the ever

increasing patient population it's obvious that the current plan of only

providing psychiatric medications for treatment, like in my family, doesn't

help the problem.

If the treatment that being funded by the taxpayers is resulting in more and

more disabilities and the patients are expected to be psychiatric drug users

for life, why hasn't the Ala. Dept. of Mental Health and Retardation pursued

more effective and less expensive treatment methods?

Thank you,

Dr. Lance, D.C.

Daughter of Alma Virginia

Antidepressent Suicide Victim

Former Patient of the Madison County Mental Health Center

Regulated by the Alabama Department of Mental Health

Kathy Sawyer, Commissioner

S S R I W A R N I N G

P U B L I C N O T I C E

There is a class of drugs on the market for depression, anxiety, and a host

of

other mental health problems known as Selective Serotonin Reuptake

Inhibitors,

or SSRIs. You have heard of them: Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft, Luvox, Celexa...

to name just a few...

If you are currently on one of these drugs, or if someone has mentioned to

you

that you should get on one of these drugs (your family physician, your

friend,

your relative), this notice is especially for you.

SSRI theory is based on findings that depressed people have lower levels of

the

metabolite of the neurotransmitter serotonin. SSRI drugs block the re-uptake

of

serotonin in the brain, and thus, the level of serotonin increases in the

brain,

bringing about the " proper " neurotransmission necessary to alleviate the

depression. This is a horribly flawed theory!

Some of what the companies manufacturing these SSRI's, and what doctors

prescribing this medication will very likely NOT tell you is this:

The Merriam-Webster online dictionary defines serotonin as, " a powerful

vasoconstrictor " , which is what it was discovered to be in 1948. A

vasoconstrictor is an agent which constricts blood vessels and blood flow.

So while shoring up enough of the neurotransmitter serotonin in the brain to

alleviate depression, the person taking one of these drugs is also shoring

up

enough of the vasoconstrictor - serotonin, to substantially decrease blood

flow in the brain- a serious and sometimes deadly oversight.

And, as the delicate chemical balances in each of our brains is as unique to

each person as his or her fingerprints, it's no surprise the adverse

reactions

reported with these drugs can vary to extremes. Some people have seizures

while

either actively taking, or while withdrawing from these drugs. Some people

have

had strokes after taking them, due to the vasoconstrictive action of too

high a

serotonin level. Some experience a complete personality change.

But another serious casualty of this decrease in blood flow concerns the

area

of the brain responsible for self-control. This is why nearly every time you

hear of some random, violent act such as a school or office shooting, the

people going into these homicidal rages have been found to be on an SSRI

over 95% of the time.

Columbine High School? One of those kids was taking Luvox. The Atlanta day

trader who shot up his office? Prozac. Kip Kinkel? Prozac. McDermott

in Boston? Paxil and Prozac. Phil Hartman's wife Brynn had been taking

Zoloft

before killing her husband and herself. These are just to name a few.

A jury in Gillette Wyoming determined that Paxil was to blame for a triple

murder/suicide. The plaintiffs have been awarded an $8 million dollar

settlement in this case which just hit the media during the first week of

June 2001. Unfortunately a money settlement, no matter how large can ever

bring back four precious human lives! In another case in Australia, a

supreme

court judge found Zoloft to be the reason a fellow murdered his wife of over

30 years... For every one of those incidents you have heard about, there

are

fifty such incidents that didn't make the national news. But wouldn't the

FDA

keep something like this off the market?

No. There is simply too much political and financial interest in the profits

from these drugs. Your consumer protection when it comes to this class of

drugs

are just not there. People within the FDA who have dared to voice opposition

to

these drugs during the approval processes have found themselves without

their

jobs.

During trials to determine the safety of Prozac, when subjects were reported

to

have become suicidal on the drug, a memo surfaced, ordering the language in

the

report changed from " suicidal " to " depressed " .

Further, the FDA issues " conflict of interest waivers " to drug company

doctors

and researchers during the approval processes for these drugs. For example,

in

the case of Paxil, every single one of the " experts " on the panel with the

authority to approve or disapprove Paxil had been granted this, " conflict of

interest waiver " by the FDA director.

As a result, Paxil was approved as safe. Safe, for say, a mother of four

driving

her kids down the interstate at 75 mph - while the Federal Aviation

Administration

will not grant a pilot's license to anyone on Paxil, because the seizures

and

sudden involuntary movements it can cause may cause a pilot to crash a

plane.

We say SSRI's are NOT safe, and there is account upon account to back it up.

Just who are 'WE', you might be asking yourself... We are a group of people

who

have taken these drugs, only to have them upend our lives in a variety of

some

of the worst ways imaginable. And we want you to know what they do.

For further information, please see the following websites and the links

they

offer:

http://www.drugawareness.org/home.html http://www.prozactruth.com

http://www.justiceseekers.org http://www.breggin.com

http://nomorefakenews.com http://www.adhdfraud.org

http://www.nofreelunch.org http://www.pssg.org

http://www2.netdoor.com/~bill/prosurv/prosurv.html

http://www.othersideresource.com/reading/car.shtml

http://home.kscable.com/madpride/frame_docs/1st_idx_4th.html

File - Public Notice - Dangers of SSRIs

[Guest guest]

Dec. 1, 2004

Kathy Sawyer, Commissioner

Alabama Department of Mental Health and Retardation

Union Street

Montgomery, Alabama

RE: SSRI Iatrogenic Vasoconstriction and Agressive Behavior

Commissioner Sawyer,

The following e-mail explains that antidepressents cause vasoconstriction

and

agressive behavior.

Does the Alabama Department of Mental Health complile data to document if

Alabamians that are exhibiting agressive hehavior are taking SSRI's? Both my

sister and my Mother have exhibited agressive behavior never exhibited

before being prescribed SSRI's by the Madison County Mental Health Center

commensing in 1995 and 1996.

Vasoconstriction could also explain the two heart attacks Mother had while

she was sick with cancer and diabetes that these drugs can also cause.

Commissioner Sawyer, in my family my Mother has committed suicide while

prescribed psychiatric medications and my sister was rendered incapable of

working for the rest of her life on full time social securitiy disabilily

with Mediaid a year after becoming a patient at the Madison County Mental

Health Center. While I won't expect there to be any honest soul searching

and admitting the the drugs can cause symotoms in the patients recieving

treatment at the Community Programs under your regulations, from the ever

increasing patient population it's obvious that the current plan of only

providing psychiatric medications for treatment, like in my family, doesn't

help the problem.

If the treatment that being funded by the taxpayers is resulting in more and

more disabilities and the patients are expected to be psychiatric drug users

for life, why hasn't the Ala. Dept. of Mental Health and Retardation pursued

more effective and less expensive treatment methods?

Thank you,

Dr. Lance, D.C.

Daughter of Alma Virginia

Antidepressent Suicide Victim

Former Patient of the Madison County Mental Health Center

Regulated by the Alabama Department of Mental Health

Kathy Sawyer, Commissioner

S S R I W A R N I N G

P U B L I C N O T I C E

There is a class of drugs on the market for depression, anxiety, and a host

of

other mental health problems known as Selective Serotonin Reuptake

Inhibitors,

or SSRIs. You have heard of them: Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft, Luvox, Celexa...

to name just a few...

If you are currently on one of these drugs, or if someone has mentioned to

you

that you should get on one of these drugs (your family physician, your

friend,

your relative), this notice is especially for you.

SSRI theory is based on findings that depressed people have lower levels of

the

metabolite of the neurotransmitter serotonin. SSRI drugs block the re-uptake

of

serotonin in the brain, and thus, the level of serotonin increases in the

brain,

bringing about the " proper " neurotransmission necessary to alleviate the

depression. This is a horribly flawed theory!

Some of what the companies manufacturing these SSRI's, and what doctors

prescribing this medication will very likely NOT tell you is this:

The Merriam-Webster online dictionary defines serotonin as, " a powerful

vasoconstrictor " , which is what it was discovered to be in 1948. A

vasoconstrictor is an agent which constricts blood vessels and blood flow.

So while shoring up enough of the neurotransmitter serotonin in the brain to

alleviate depression, the person taking one of these drugs is also shoring

up

enough of the vasoconstrictor - serotonin, to substantially decrease blood

flow in the brain- a serious and sometimes deadly oversight.

And, as the delicate chemical balances in each of our brains is as unique to

each person as his or her fingerprints, it's no surprise the adverse

reactions

reported with these drugs can vary to extremes. Some people have seizures

while

either actively taking, or while withdrawing from these drugs. Some people

have

had strokes after taking them, due to the vasoconstrictive action of too

high a

serotonin level. Some experience a complete personality change.

But another serious casualty of this decrease in blood flow concerns the

area

of the brain responsible for self-control. This is why nearly every time you

hear of some random, violent act such as a school or office shooting, the

people going into these homicidal rages have been found to be on an SSRI

over 95% of the time.

Columbine High School? One of those kids was taking Luvox. The Atlanta day

trader who shot up his office? Prozac. Kip Kinkel? Prozac. McDermott

in Boston? Paxil and Prozac. Phil Hartman's wife Brynn had been taking

Zoloft

before killing her husband and herself. These are just to name a few.

A jury in Gillette Wyoming determined that Paxil was to blame for a triple

murder/suicide. The plaintiffs have been awarded an $8 million dollar

settlement in this case which just hit the media during the first week of

June 2001. Unfortunately a money settlement, no matter how large can ever

bring back four precious human lives! In another case in Australia, a

supreme

court judge found Zoloft to be the reason a fellow murdered his wife of over

30 years... For every one of those incidents you have heard about, there

are

fifty such incidents that didn't make the national news. But wouldn't the

FDA

keep something like this off the market?

No. There is simply too much political and financial interest in the profits

from these drugs. Your consumer protection when it comes to this class of

drugs

are just not there. People within the FDA who have dared to voice opposition

to

these drugs during the approval processes have found themselves without

their

jobs.

During trials to determine the safety of Prozac, when subjects were reported

to

have become suicidal on the drug, a memo surfaced, ordering the language in

the

report changed from " suicidal " to " depressed " .

Further, the FDA issues " conflict of interest waivers " to drug company

doctors

and researchers during the approval processes for these drugs. For example,

in

the case of Paxil, every single one of the " experts " on the panel with the

authority to approve or disapprove Paxil had been granted this, " conflict of

interest waiver " by the FDA director.

As a result, Paxil was approved as safe. Safe, for say, a mother of four

driving

her kids down the interstate at 75 mph - while the Federal Aviation

Administration

will not grant a pilot's license to anyone on Paxil, because the seizures

and

sudden involuntary movements it can cause may cause a pilot to crash a

plane.

We say SSRI's are NOT safe, and there is account upon account to back it up.

Just who are 'WE', you might be asking yourself... We are a group of people

who

have taken these drugs, only to have them upend our lives in a variety of

some

of the worst ways imaginable. And we want you to know what they do.

For further information, please see the following websites and the links

they

offer:

http://www.drugawareness.org/home.html http://www.prozactruth.com

http://www.justiceseekers.org http://www.breggin.com

http://nomorefakenews.com http://www.adhdfraud.org

http://www.nofreelunch.org http://www.pssg.org

http://www2.netdoor.com/~bill/prosurv/prosurv.html

http://www.othersideresource.com/reading/car.shtml

http://home.kscable.com/madpride/frame_docs/1st_idx_4th.html

File - Public Notice - Dangers of SSRIs

[Guest guest]

Dec. 1, 2004

Kathy Sawyer, Commissioner

Alabama Department of Mental Health and Retardation

Union Street

Montgomery, Alabama

RE: SSRI Iatrogenic Vasoconstriction and Agressive Behavior

Commissioner Sawyer,

The following e-mail explains that antidepressents cause vasoconstriction

and

agressive behavior.

Does the Alabama Department of Mental Health complile data to document if

Alabamians that are exhibiting agressive hehavior are taking SSRI's? Both my

sister and my Mother have exhibited agressive behavior never exhibited

before being prescribed SSRI's by the Madison County Mental Health Center

commensing in 1995 and 1996.

Vasoconstriction could also explain the two heart attacks Mother had while

she was sick with cancer and diabetes that these drugs can also cause.

Commissioner Sawyer, in my family my Mother has committed suicide while

prescribed psychiatric medications and my sister was rendered incapable of

working for the rest of her life on full time social securitiy disabilily

with Mediaid a year after becoming a patient at the Madison County Mental

Health Center. While I won't expect there to be any honest soul searching

and admitting the the drugs can cause symotoms in the patients recieving

treatment at the Community Programs under your regulations, from the ever

increasing patient population it's obvious that the current plan of only

providing psychiatric medications for treatment, like in my family, doesn't

help the problem.

If the treatment that being funded by the taxpayers is resulting in more and

more disabilities and the patients are expected to be psychiatric drug users

for life, why hasn't the Ala. Dept. of Mental Health and Retardation pursued

more effective and less expensive treatment methods?

Thank you,

Dr. Lance, D.C.

Daughter of Alma Virginia

Antidepressent Suicide Victim

Former Patient of the Madison County Mental Health Center

Regulated by the Alabama Department of Mental Health

Kathy Sawyer, Commissioner

S S R I W A R N I N G

P U B L I C N O T I C E

There is a class of drugs on the market for depression, anxiety, and a host

of

other mental health problems known as Selective Serotonin Reuptake

Inhibitors,

or SSRIs. You have heard of them: Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft, Luvox, Celexa...

to name just a few...

If you are currently on one of these drugs, or if someone has mentioned to

you

that you should get on one of these drugs (your family physician, your

friend,

your relative), this notice is especially for you.

SSRI theory is based on findings that depressed people have lower levels of

the

metabolite of the neurotransmitter serotonin. SSRI drugs block the re-uptake

of

serotonin in the brain, and thus, the level of serotonin increases in the

brain,

bringing about the " proper " neurotransmission necessary to alleviate the

depression. This is a horribly flawed theory!

Some of what the companies manufacturing these SSRI's, and what doctors

prescribing this medication will very likely NOT tell you is this:

The Merriam-Webster online dictionary defines serotonin as, " a powerful

vasoconstrictor " , which is what it was discovered to be in 1948. A

vasoconstrictor is an agent which constricts blood vessels and blood flow.

So while shoring up enough of the neurotransmitter serotonin in the brain to

alleviate depression, the person taking one of these drugs is also shoring

up

enough of the vasoconstrictor - serotonin, to substantially decrease blood

flow in the brain- a serious and sometimes deadly oversight.

And, as the delicate chemical balances in each of our brains is as unique to

each person as his or her fingerprints, it's no surprise the adverse

reactions

reported with these drugs can vary to extremes. Some people have seizures

while

either actively taking, or while withdrawing from these drugs. Some people

have

had strokes after taking them, due to the vasoconstrictive action of too

high a

serotonin level. Some experience a complete personality change.

But another serious casualty of this decrease in blood flow concerns the

area

of the brain responsible for self-control. This is why nearly every time you

hear of some random, violent act such as a school or office shooting, the

people going into these homicidal rages have been found to be on an SSRI

over 95% of the time.

Columbine High School? One of those kids was taking Luvox. The Atlanta day

trader who shot up his office? Prozac. Kip Kinkel? Prozac. McDermott

in Boston? Paxil and Prozac. Phil Hartman's wife Brynn had been taking

Zoloft

before killing her husband and herself. These are just to name a few.

A jury in Gillette Wyoming determined that Paxil was to blame for a triple

murder/suicide. The plaintiffs have been awarded an $8 million dollar

settlement in this case which just hit the media during the first week of

June 2001. Unfortunately a money settlement, no matter how large can ever

bring back four precious human lives! In another case in Australia, a

supreme

court judge found Zoloft to be the reason a fellow murdered his wife of over

30 years... For every one of those incidents you have heard about, there

are

fifty such incidents that didn't make the national news. But wouldn't the

FDA

keep something like this off the market?

No. There is simply too much political and financial interest in the profits

from these drugs. Your consumer protection when it comes to this class of

drugs

are just not there. People within the FDA who have dared to voice opposition

to

these drugs during the approval processes have found themselves without

their

jobs.

During trials to determine the safety of Prozac, when subjects were reported

to

have become suicidal on the drug, a memo surfaced, ordering the language in

the

report changed from " suicidal " to " depressed " .

Further, the FDA issues " conflict of interest waivers " to drug company

doctors

and researchers during the approval processes for these drugs. For example,

in

the case of Paxil, every single one of the " experts " on the panel with the

authority to approve or disapprove Paxil had been granted this, " conflict of

interest waiver " by the FDA director.

As a result, Paxil was approved as safe. Safe, for say, a mother of four

driving

her kids down the interstate at 75 mph - while the Federal Aviation

Administration

will not grant a pilot's license to anyone on Paxil, because the seizures

and

sudden involuntary movements it can cause may cause a pilot to crash a

plane.

We say SSRI's are NOT safe, and there is account upon account to back it up.

Just who are 'WE', you might be asking yourself... We are a group of people

who

have taken these drugs, only to have them upend our lives in a variety of

some

of the worst ways imaginable. And we want you to know what they do.

For further information, please see the following websites and the links

they

offer:

http://www.drugawareness.org/home.html http://www.prozactruth.com

http://www.justiceseekers.org http://www.breggin.com

http://nomorefakenews.com http://www.adhdfraud.org

http://www.nofreelunch.org http://www.pssg.org

http://www2.netdoor.com/~bill/prosurv/prosurv.html

http://www.othersideresource.com/reading/car.shtml

http://home.kscable.com/madpride/frame_docs/1st_idx_4th.html

File - Public Notice - Dangers of SSRIs