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By admin on August 11, 2009
In 2004, I gave birth to my son, Isaac, on Thursday, July 8. I had significant stresses in my life for several years and especially in the months prior to the birth, but throughout it all I remained happy and healthy and calm and patient. One major stress was moving from Georgia to Minnesota when I was about 8 months pregnant. I loved Georgia but dreaded Minnesota, and was being forced to move for my husband Joel’s new job.
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By atracyphd on August 7, 2009
Note from Dr. Tracy: After researching and warning for two decades that this crisis with alcohol consumption would come, I can tell you the reason so many women are now drinking is because they are the main ones taking antidepressants which in turn cause overwhelming cravings for alcohol. And it has long been known that women suffer more adverse reactions to antidepressants than men do. But why cravings for alcohol? These drugs drop the blood sugar causing cravings for sugar and/or alcohol and NutraSweet. Sugar and alcohol initially bring the blood sugar up quickly causing one to instinctively reach for them in a “self medicating” way because they quickly address the low blood sugar level.
Posted in Articles, Recent Cases | Tagged alcohol, anti-depressant, Antidepressant, Death, Depression, disorder, inhibitors, luvox, mood, Pfizer, s.s.r.i., serafem, serotonin, Sertraline, Side Effects, SSRI, SUICIDE, syndrome, Zoloft |
By atracyphd on August 3, 2009
Concerns about the ethics of clinical trials do not exist merely in the realm of speculation. The GVK exposés are not unusual. An increasing number of reports are coming to light of unethical and illegal practices that exploit people’s social and economic vulnerability, subject them to serious risks without their knowledge and consent, and do not even assure them of access to the drugs developed from the trials
Posted in Recent Cases, Scientific Studies | Tagged alcohol, anti-depressant, Antidepressant, Death, Depression, disorder, Drug, experiment, inhibitors, luvox, mood, Pfizer, s.s.r.i., serafem, serotonin, Sertraline, Side Effects, SSRI, SUICIDE, syndrome, trials, Zoloft |
By atracyphd on August 3, 2009
I had a bout of hallucinations about 10 years ago. I was suffering quite badly with depression and had been on anti-depressants for years. Then came along Prozac®. The doc thought they would be good so off I went!
The three stages of my hallucinations always happened at night and in bed. I had always been asleep for a while and was awakened by the goings on. They happened in quite quick succession, perhaps over the space of two weeks, then stopped.
Posted in Recent Cases | Tagged alcohol, anti-depressant, Antidepressant, Death, Depression, disorder, hallucination, inhibitors, luvox, mood, Pfizer, s.s.r.i., serafem, serotonin, Sertraline, Side Effects, SSRI, SUICIDE, syndrome, Zoloft |
By atracyphd on July 29, 2009
There is an alarming connection between alcoholism and the various prescription drugs that increase serotonin. The most popular of those drugs are: PROZAC, ZOLOFT, PAXIL, LUVOX, SERZONE, EFFEXOR, ANAFRANIL, and the new diet pills, FEN-PHEN and REDUX. For seven years numerous reports have been made by reformed alcoholics (some for 15 years and longer) who are being “driven” to alcohol again after being prescribed one of these drugs. And many other patients who had no previous history of alcoholism have continued to report an “overwhelming compulsion” to drink while using these drugs.
Posted in Prozac Panacea or Pandora | Tagged alcohol, Alcohol Cravings, anti-depressant, Antidepressant, Death, Depression, disorder, inhibitors, luvox, mood, Pfizer, s.s.r.i., serafem, serotonin, Sertraline, Side Effects, SSRI, SSRIs, SUICIDE, syndrome, Zoloft |
By atracyphd on July 29, 2009
The Next Generation Medical Guinea Pigs–Our Prozac, Zoloft and Paxil Babies
by Dr. Ann Blake Tracy, Director, International Coalition for Drug Awareness
On June 17, 1998, syndicated columnist Arianna Huffington published an article entitled “Kip Kinkel: Listening to Prozac?” Finally someone has had the courage to address the real issues in last month’s tragic Oregon school shooting [...]
Posted in Prozac Panacea or Pandora | Tagged alcohol, anti-depressant, Antidepressant, Death, Depression, disorder, inhibitors, Kip Kinkel: Listening to Prozac?, luvox, mood, Pfizer, s.s.r.i., serafem, serotonin, Sertraline, Side Effects, SSRI, SSRI Babies, SUICIDE, syndrome, Zoloft |
By admin on December 17, 2001
Culberson vs. Pfizer
Jury: Pfizer Drug Did Not Cause Woman’s Death
Reuters
A jury on Monday found that the prescription drug Rezulin did not contribute to the death of a diabetic woman who died in January 2000, Pfizer Inc., whose subsidiary Warner-Lambert made the drug, said.
Culberson vs. Pfizer
12/17/2001
Jury: Pfizer Drug Did Not Cause Woman’s Death
http://www.reuters.com/news_article.jhtml?type=sciencenews&StoryID=461150
Reuters
The last thing that [...]
Posted in Legal Cases | Tagged Death, Rezulin, Woman's |
By atracyphd on June 16, 2000
Finally reports are being made of deaths of children due to the toxicity
associated with Prozac. Below is an abstract on the death of a child due to
Prozac (fluoxetine). If you have not read my article entitled “The Next
Generation of Medical Guinea Pigs – Our Prozac, Zoloft and Paxil Babies” be
sure to do so. It is [...]
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged child, Death, Fluoxetine |
By admin on May 7, 2000
Adverse Reaction
Drugmaker: Breast Cancer Drug Linked to Death
By Jessie Seyfer
The Associated Press
S A N F R A N C I S C O, May 5 — Pharmaceutical maker
Genentech Inc. has warned doctors that the breast cancer drug
Herceptin is linked to 15 deaths and 47 other adverse reactions
in patients.
In a letter to doctors sent Thursday, the [...]
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged Breast Cancer, Death, Drug |
By atracyphd on May 6, 2000
Note: Keep in mind that these drugs are all serotonergic agents and clones or “copy cat” drugs of Prozac – the first SSRI antidepressant introduced to the market in America. Basically what applies to one, applies to the others. For instance we have more data out on Prozac because it has been around longer, but as the mode of action is the same for all of these meds the effects will be the same for the other drugs on this list as it is for Prozac. If we are discussing one drug, similar effects would be expected from any other company’s version of the drug. In fact it would be more honest to give them the titles of Prozac #1, Prozac #2,Prozac #3, etc. rather than the brand names they have been given, from the second clone, Zoloft, to the latest Prozac clone, Celexa.
Posted in Prozac Panacea or Pandora | Tagged adverse reactions, Aftermath, alcohol, anti-depressant, Antidepressant, Bouts, celexa, Copy Cat, Death, Depression, disorder, Dr Ann, Drug Awareness, Fen-Phen, Health Sciences, inhibitors, International Coalition, luvox, Minuscule Amounts, mood, Panacea, Pfizer, Prozac, s.s.r.i., serafem, Serotonergic Agents, serotonin, Sertraline, Side Effects, SSRI, SSRIs, Stronge, SUICIDE, syndrome, Violent Outbursts, Withdrawal Effects, Withdrawal Method, Zoloft |
By admin on April 17, 2000
Medical Examiner: Ritalin May Have Led to Boy’s Death
Monday, April 17, 2000
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PONTIAC, Mich. — A medical examiner says long-term use of
Ritalin, a drug used to treat hyperactive children, may have led to
a 14-year-old boy’s death.
Matthew Smith collapsed at his home on March 21 while playing
with a skateboard and was pronounced dead at a [...]
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged boy, Death, RITALIN |
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