PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS DO NOT BENEFIT ANYONE. RISKS ALWAYS EXCEED PERCEIVED BENEFIT

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Hi,

I just posted the answer to this yesterday. Look in the archived messages

and you will find my response.

But, more immediately to your personal question - my observation is based on

my own personal research is NO.

I do not believe that anyone actually benefits from using Prozac or any

other psychiatric drug. While there are many people who would argue with

me, I would argue right back.

These people THINK they are benefitting because they may temporarily feel

better. But this is nothing more than a drug induced effect - similar to

how cocaine can seem to make a person feel " better " . Why do you think

people who use cocaine get addicted to it? Well... it's because cocaine

makes them think they feel better while it goes about silently destroying

their brain cells.

The reason I put this information out on why people respond differently is

because this information is based on clinical research and helps you to

understand why some people don't go psychotic on these drugs, but others

surely do.

Hope that helps

Just to repeat so there is no misunderstanding:

I DO NOT AND NEVER WILL ADVOCATE THE USE OF ANY PSYCHIATRIC DRUG.

Best Regards,

Cassie

Cassandra Dawn Casey

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From: " "

SSRI medications-owner

Subject: RE: File - Understanding Our Mission

Date: Wed, 03 Jan 2007 12:04:41 -0500

Dear Moderator,

What's the rest of the story??!! Are there some people who actually benefit

from SSRIs?

Thanks, SSidora

>From: SSRI medications Moderator SSRI medications-owner

> Subject: File - Understanding Our Mission Date: 3 Jan 2007 10:14:34

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>Friends,

>

>I have been involved in intensive research involving a certain

>classification of prescribed medications known as SSRIs

>(Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors), of which Prozac, Paxil, Luvox,

>Zoloft, and Celexa are just a few.

>

>I have found that there is a number of people who suffer serious adverse

>reactions during their course of therapy with these drugs. For others, the

>benefits seem to outweigh any possible adverse reaction. This is the

>dilemma - How do we know who will do well on these medications, and who

>will not?

>

>(Incidentally - We now have this answer... E-mail me for the rest of the

>story...)