Re: Dr. Kohls says SSRI Drugs are Dangerous!

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I agree, psychiatry is a hopeless thing. A lot of people come in better then

they got out.

Me too. Now that I'm home for 2 mounts, after a year of beïng there, and

discharged cause they didn't know anymore how to help me. Cause I'm badly

damaged by those drugs. All to 'fix' my PSSD. Lucky for me the psychiatry did

one good thing for me, it gave me a super hot lovely girl. Where guys would

fight for .

You're talking about (tardive?) dyskinesia, anti-psychotic drugs aren't the only

one that cause it. The newer ones are less likely to cause it. I've been on one

for > 2 mounts now. I have TD, but it's caused by ritalin. I just think our

dopamine system is really vulnerable after SSRI's.

It's not typical TD, I don't have the mouth thing, just when I relax a muscle,

it goes in shaky like movements. For bipolar you should really try

lamictal/lamotrigine/lambipol. It's so effective for the depressive phase, and

it doesn't prevent a manic face. Awesome stuff, I'm on it for 3 mounts now. No

side effects (a little on memory, but who cares). It doesn't work on monoamines,

but on glutamate.

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> > > Dr Kohl say's that SSRI's only work for about a month. Irvin Kirsch

> > > say's that antidepressants only work as placebo but some of you, like

> > > me, may have experienced a positive effect from SRRI's, but mine only

> > > lasted a week. Because they say that these drugs take about 3 to 6 weeks

> > > to work I kept taking them expecting it would pick up again, but it

> > > never really did. so this is my theory of why the drugs have a powerful

> > > placebo effect: they work a little bit at the beginning - a week or two

> > > - and then you believe these things are amazing, then they stop working

> > > but you carry on thinking they are helping a bit because you just want

> > > something to work.

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> > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_XFfdkJXnM & feature=related

> > > <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_XFfdkJXnM & feature=related>

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> > > kv

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I have skype (I don't like giving my FB account to people who are in the same

mess as I am..)

it's jaro.lefebvre. See you!

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> > > > > Dr Kohl say's that SSRI's only work for about a month. Irvin

Kirsch

> > > > > say's that antidepressants only work as placebo but some of you, like

> > > > > me, may have experienced a positive effect from SRRI's, but mine

only

> > > > > lasted a week. Because they say that these drugs take about 3 to 6

weeks

> > > > > to work I kept taking them expecting it would pick up again, but it

> > > > > never really did. so this is my theory of why the drugs have a

powerful

> > > > > placebo effect: they work a little bit at the beginning - a week or

two

> > > > > - and then you believe these things are amazing, then they stop

working

> > > > > but you carry on thinking they are helping a bit because you just want

> > > > > something to work.

> > > > >

> > > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_XFfdkJXnM & feature=related

> > > > > <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_XFfdkJXnM & feature=related>

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> > > > > kv

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