By retoddb on June 23, 2009
Paragraph 11 reads: “Kiss had claimed that he could not remember the incident and was not criminally responsible for his actions due to the effects of prescribed sleeping tablets and anti-depressants he had been taking at the time as he struggled to come to terms with the fact his wife wanted a divorce.” http://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/4447290.Crossways_husband_guilty_of_attempting_to_murder_wife/ Crossways [...]
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By retoddb on November 12, 2008
As you read through the next two paragraphs understand why I gasp when I hear that this man was given an SSRI while suffering from anxiety, pneumoniaand sleep apnea. You see, anything that increases serotonin – as the SSRI antidepressants are designed to do and all antidepressants do – shuts down the lungs thereby cutting off oxygen to the brain. This is how these drugs produce brain damage, the cutting off of the oxygen supply.
Posted in Articles | Tagged 85 Year, Anti-depressants, antidepressants, celexa, discontinuation, Effexor, inhibitors, Kills, lamictal, lexapro, m.a.o., MAO, murder, Paxil, Prozac, s.s.r.i., serotonin, Side Effects, SSRI, SUICIDE, violence, Warnings, wellbutrin, Wife, Withdrawal, Zoloft |
By retoddb on November 3, 2008
ABSTRACT
Background Anxiety disorders are common psychiatric conditions affecting children and adolescents. Although cognitive behavioral therapy and selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitors have shown efficacy in treating these disorders, little is known about their relative or combined efficacy.
Posted in Articles | Tagged adverse, Adverse Reaction, age 17, Antidepressant, Australians, backs, company, Depression, Drug, Drug Awareness, England Journal of Medicine, Fraud, funding, grassley, Homicidal, Homicidal Ideation, Husband Gene, Information On Zoloft, International Coalition, investigation, Journal Of Medicine, kick, kick-backs, New England Journal, New England Journal of Medicine, Panacea, Pandora, Pfizer, Pharmaceutical, Physicians Desk Reference, Placebo Group, Reactions, Rosie, s.s.r.i., senator, serotonin, Side Effects, SSRI, studies, study, Therapeutic Goods Administration, Zoloft |
By retoddb on May 1, 2001
Yesterday, in several major newspapers Lilly placed full page ads offering a
coupon for a month of free Prozac. Do you think they warned the consumer in
those ads that these free pills were addictive? Because so few doctors are
aware of this withdrawal and do not know how to withdraw patients from SSRIs,
after the month on the “free” pills the patient would have to continue to
purchase the drug until they could find my tape on how to get off Prozac
safely.
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged Addiction, Doctors, Drug Use, drugs, FDA, Free Pills, Free Prozac, Lilly, Major Newspapers, Newspapers, Page Ads, Paxil, Prescription Drug, Prozac, Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors, Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors, Seroxat, SSRI, SSRIs, Tranquillisers, Valium, World Health Organization |
By retoddb on April 30, 2001
ANYONE should know that depriving the brain of oxygen kills brain cells. So,
why would one think, especially one who calls himself a doctor, that would be
beneficial to someone suffering emotional trauma of any kind to give them
carbon dioxide? Will we hear next that they will be holding patient’s heads
under water for 10 minutes to see of what benefit it might be?
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged Amp Research, Bellevue Hospital, Brain Cells, Brain Death, Carbon Dioxide Treatment, Circare, Dr Ann, Drug Awareness, Emotional Trauma, Environmental Medicine, Human Rights Organization, International Coalition, James Watt, Lobotomies, Medical Blunders, Ny Post, Responsible Care, Robert Youngson, Treatment For Depression, Walter Freeman |
By retoddb on April 29, 2001
MATTAWA, Wash. (AP) – Apple orchards are blossoming just down the road. But
there is one student in Michelle Hansen’s honors English class who is not
there to see it.
Cory Baadsgaard is, instead, in the county jail, writing letters of apology
to classmates he has known since kindergarten – the same ones he forced into
a classroom corner using a loaded big-game hunting rifle and swear words many
had never heard him use before.
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged Anti Depressant Medication, Ap National Writer, Apple Orchards, Barry Loukaitis, Classmates, Classroom Corner, Confused Mind, Game Hunting, Grade Math Class, Gun Incident, High Desert, Hunting Rifle, Letters Of Apology, Martha Irvine, Moses Lake, National School Safety, National School Safety Center, New Anti Depressant, Ninth Grade Math, School Safety Center |
By retoddb on April 29, 2001
Excerpts from the Denver Rocky Mountain News:
* When the local social services workers contacted her with information
about Candace, she was told the girl had a “strong temperment,” that she was
prone to uncontrollable outbursts. Candace had been through six foster homes
by the time she was five, and her birth family had neglected her, Newmaker
was told.
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged antidepressants, Attachment Disorder, Bronchial Tubes, Candace Newmaker, Cause Of Death, deaths, Diagnosis, Drug Withdrawal, drugs, Expert Witness, Foster Kids, New York Post, Organ Failure, Psych, Rebirthing Therapy, Rocky Mountain Area, Seattle Pi, Seattle Times, serotonin, Tragic Death |
By retoddb on April 29, 2001
David U, president of the Institute for Safe Medication Practices, Canada,
says most mistakes in medication stem from “system error.”
Cathy Landry hovered over her son’s hospital bed, trying to comfort him as he
recovered from minor foot surgery. She picked him up, held him, put him down
again. “Please fall asleep,” she whispered to her second-born. “Mommy’s
tired.”
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged American Medical Association, Cardiac Arrest, Commotion, Foot Surgery, homicide, Inquest, Journal of the American Medical Association, Jurors, Landry, Medication Errors, Medication Mistakes, Milligram, Morphine, Nationalpost Com, Peter J Thompson, Respiratory System, S Hospital, Safe Medication Practices, Sharon Kirkey, System Error, Teaching Hospitals |
By retoddb on April 28, 2001
Ronald Stephens, executive director of the National School Safety
Center says: Its the thought that if youre going to put Charlie Manson in my
class I have a right to know that. . . We have kids so medicated its
incredible. I dont see parents asking the question about the numbers of
children on psychotropic drugs as being all that invasive. The public would
be shocked at the number of file drawers of prescription drugs that teachers
are asked to dispense. . . . it would be a great study for someone to go back
and see how many of the kids who committed these violent acts were on these
drugs.
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged Act Of Violence, Charlie Manson, Copple, Crime Prevention Council, Detective Work, File Drawers, Insight Magazine, Last Decade, National Crime Prevention, National Crime Prevention Council, National School Safety, National School Safety Center, prescription drugs, Psychotropic Drugs, School Safety Center, School Shooting, School Shootings, Superintendent Of Schools, Violence School, Violent Acts |
By retoddb on April 26, 2001
This week I was interviewed on CNN about new “research” on treating anxiety in children with the SSRI, Luvox. [I will first send you research out of Australia about anxiety and serotonin levels along with an e-mail that just came in from a mother whose son had his life ruined by Luvox and then I [...]
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged Anxiety Disorders, Anxiety In Children, Birthday Parties, Cnn, Cnn New, Columbine High School, Columbine High School Shooting, Columbine Shooters, E Mail, Frequent Side Effect, Insanity, Leaps And Bounds, luvox, Mental Disorder, Mom And Dad, Mood Disorders, Panacea, Separation Anxiety Disorder, Serotonin Levels, SSRI, Washington Post |
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