Every single major Psychiatric drug worsens long term outcomes. Stimulant's, "antidepressants" benzos, "antipsychotics" all have worse outcomes in the long term research. The short term corporate studies use a list of design flaws* to make the drugs look effective when they actually are anything but.
The book An anatomy of an epidemic by…
Every single major Psychiatric drug worsens long term outcomes. Stimulant's, "antidepressants" benzos, "antipsychotics" all have worse outcomes in the long term research. The short term corporate studies use a list of design flaws* to make the drugs look effective when they actually are anything but.
The book An anatomy of an epidemic by Robert Whitaker --free online link below(1)-- details the research showing worse long term outcomes.
Mortality studies show psych drugs are killing around 500,000 people a year among a long list of negative effects.
* Those flaws include unblinding, having the "placebo" group be in actuality a group in withdrawal, publication bias, cherry picking, miscoding of negative events and so on.
Every single major Psychiatric drug worsens long term outcomes. Stimulant's, "antidepressants" benzos, "antipsychotics" all have worse outcomes in the long term research. The short term corporate studies use a list of design flaws* to make the drugs look effective when they actually are anything but.
The book An anatomy of an epidemic by Robert Whitaker --free online link below(1)-- details the research showing worse long term outcomes.
Mortality studies show psych drugs are killing around 500,000 people a year among a long list of negative effects.
Some more details on that research can be found at https://www.reddit.com/user/Teawithfood/
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https://www.madinamerica.com/
* Those flaws include unblinding, having the "placebo" group be in actuality a group in withdrawal, publication bias, cherry picking, miscoding of negative events and so on.
(1) https://erenow.net/common/anatomy-of-an-epidemic/1.php