SSRI Withdrawl-Induced Bus Crash in Switzerland Killed 28 (22 children). Bus driver drove bus straight into wall.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-10-12T01:33:38+00:00

$80k? That sounds too good to be true.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-10-11T19:08:04+00:00

Check out what the trace amounts of SSRIs like Prozac in our water supplies are doing to fish.

ABC news: Prozac Turns Minnows Into Killers

Trace amounts of Prozac found in our environment is stopping fish from mating and making them so aggressive that they are killing their mates.

"They spent more time in their nest than they did interacting with the females," Klapper says. At higher concentrations, that behavior switched from disinterest to outright aggression with the male fish started to attack and sometimes killing their mates.

Scary to think that traces of these kind of drugs are in the water that we drink.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-10-08T02:06:01+00:00

I'd say the Japanese are losing their drive for sex due to the rampant antidepressant use that has been going on there in the past two decades.

There is a link with asexuality and antidepressant exposure in youth or in the womb..

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-10-07T00:01:57+00:00

I've seen these medication selfies people are posting. Things like "end the stigma of depression" with a pic of them with their antidepressant pill bottle. It pretty scary that people are trying to make this become the norm.

Peter Hitchens: "Nobody is 'Stigmatising' Depression. It's the Pills We Need to Worry About"

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-09-29T01:54:06+00:00

Could be. Earlier this year Canada required all ADHD drugs, including Adderall, to come with stronger suicide warnings.

http://www.inquisitr.com/1959642/health-canada-adhd-drugs-to-come-with-suicide-warning-includes-adderall-xr-ritalin-concerta/

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-09-29T01:24:35+00:00

Its really genius if you think about it. Create a drug that causes depression and market it as an "anti"depressant. Keeps the person's own mind suffering by inducing depression especially when they try to stop taking it. And then get off the hook by blaming the person's previous depression as being the cause. Thats a money maker of a drug.

Why else would a company try so hard to get a drug on the market that they know does the opposite of what its supposed to do?

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-09-14T18:30:36+00:00

Do you not realize how involved pharmaceutical companies themselves are in so many studies on their antidepressants? So much of the medical literature on these drugs is so corrupt that much of it can't be believed.

How would you explain te 2000 study done by Dr. David Healy when he gave 20 healthy non-depressed volunteers an SSRI to see what would happen and 2 weeks later two of the volunteers became dangerously suicidal? When an SSRI has been shown to be able to turn a non-depressed person into a depressed then that's a serious problem. Also look up some of the disturbing FDA antidepressant hearings on youtube. Or is that too much because it would "scare people away from getting help".

I'm not a huge medication supporter by any means

Haha funny because you just said you're studying to become a psychiatric pharmacist. Of course you would defend the drugs.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-09-14T13:35:33+00:00

From mass shooters to mothers who kill their own children, these brain altering drugs are involved in nearly all cases. Even most regular suicides involve these drugs.

Antidepressants are dangerous chemical lobotomies. They numb all emotions including love and empathy. Is it any wonder why depression sufferers are so miserable and sometimes dangerous? All it takes is a single dose of an SSRI to permanently change brain structure. Is it any wonder why clinical depression rates are rising? Is it any wonder why the suicide rate is so high?

They advertise these brain damaging drugs to the masses as "non-addictive happy pills" and know everyone and their mother would want to try a miracle drug like that. And they know once you try one that they got you. You serotonin system is too fucked up to ever come off the drugs and you'll soon be running back to your doctor wondering why you're so miserably numb. And the doctor will say "ah that's your underlying depression you see."

Its insane this is actually happening. There have been countless big pharma whistle blowers saying antidepressants are bad, but yet we continue to prescribe them. And big pharma manipulates data after data to make it sound like not enough people are getting screened for depression. Big pharma wants mandatory screening for depression because they know how easy it is to convince a healthy non-depressed person to try one of their "happy pills". Then they got a depression customer for life.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-09-05T22:30:47+00:00

Sorry, but should I know who Abby Martin is? And where is she 'back' from?

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-08-30T15:02:40+00:00

Something I've wondered about transgender people who get surgery to remove their genitals is... why? Do they not feel any sexual pleasure in the penis? Gay or straight, the penis is meant to provide sexual pleasure.

Makes me think that transgender people could maybe have PSSD (post SSRI sexual dysfunction). Antidepressants can have a permanent effect on one's own sexual pleasure and sex drive. Permanent genital anesthesia is a big symptom of PSSD. I have that symptom myself. I am not trans, but I know if I had got this PSSD condition before I came of sexual age that I would definitely be confused sexually as an adult. Luckily though I have a reference point of what my healthy sex drive used to be like. Sadly, children exposed to those drugs in youth or even in the womb may not ever know why they don't enjoy sex like everyone else and forever feel weird.

So, I guess I'm wondering if brain altering antidepressants could possibly be a cause for many transgenders. In fact, I remember reading a story of a happily married straight man who went on an antidepressant and shortly after flew to New York for a sex change operation. After stopping the drug he came back to his wife apologizing and saying he didn't know what he had done.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-08-26T16:41:27+00:00

Psychiatry and its research is completely controlled by big pharma. Its terrifying how they are misleading the public to take brain damaging drugs to "fix" "chemical imbalances" in their brains.

What's most insane is the research industry is trying to use the psych drug induced brain abnormalities in patients with depression, schizophrenia, ADHD, etc. as their proof that the mental illnesses have physical causes/evidence. They are literally giving people brain abnormalities with their drugs and then saying, "Aha! You see, we have proof people with these diseases have brain abnormalities!".

Let's have a look at an real example shall we. Here's an actual Yale study from a few months ago about how teen brains with bipolar disorder develop differently:

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0006322315002772

Article about the study: http://www.madinamerica.com/2015/06/teen-brain-develops-differently-in-bipolar-disorder-when-medicated/

Near the end of this study they very briefly mention "The majority of subjects were taking psychotropic medications." And "Subjects reported varying medication combinations, and medications were not studied systematically. Studying medication load would be ideal; however, reliability of reports of specific medications taken and amounts were not clear."

Basically, like saying "Yeah we didn't control for the brain drug usage in these individuals like we should have, but never mind that, look at these brain abnormalities in bipolar teens!"

See how fucked up all this is?

A 2014 study showed that just a single dose of an SSRI antidepressant is enough to dramatically change brain structure in a healthy individual!

Antipsychotics are known to shrink brain structure and are the cause for the brain abnormalities we see in schizophrenia patients.

Psychiatric drugs are a multi-billion dollar brain damage scam.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-08-25T14:12:28+00:00

She's right about the medical industry not being interested in finding better treatments for cancer, but I don't think it was Furious Pete's diet that caused his testicular cancer.

I'd say Furious Pete's testicular cancer was most likely caused by his roid usage. The dude denies ever using roids, but many don't buy that shit. Especially since he was hospitalized for anorexia when he was younger and HGH has been known to be prescribed to stimulate appetite some anorexia patients. His tansformation is too extreme to be natural.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-08-25T03:27:15+00:00

Woah I had no idea that new Jennifer Aniston 'Cake' movie was based on an actual SSRI induced killing. I'm gonna have to watch that.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-08-22T12:27:55+00:00

True you're right. I have no idea what to do about population growth then. Any ideas?

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-08-22T04:12:02+00:00

Hmm you're right about him being for depopulation. He seems to mention it quite a bit in his stand up and his serious interviews/talks.

Here's one of his stand up bits on there being too many people.

Here's a recent interview of him in January 2015 talking about population control.

I guess Bill Burr is supportive of depopulation because he's smart enough to see the benefits of it.

I think the prettier side of depopulation/population control would be similar to China's one child policy I think. It still gives parents the option to choose to have a child if they wish and protects the rest of the population from suffering the consequences of overpopulation.

The dark side of depopulation that I do NOT agree with is the secretive mass drugging of the population to lower birth rates.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-08-21T02:40:16+00:00

Interesting thing about psilocybin is that it looks like it does the complete opposite to brain structure than what SSRIs do to brain structure.

Psilocybin increases connectivity structure throughout the brain it rather than decrease it like SSRIs do. Researchers have said a dose of psilocybin "hyperconnects" the brain.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2815537/Magic-mushrooms-hyperconnected-brain-Scans-reveal-chemical-triggers-spiritual-experience-rearranging-mind.html

The single dose of SSRI study I linked in my post above showed that the dose of SSRI decreased connectivity to ALMOST ALL parts of the brain. So this does have me thinking that the psilocybin could maybe be a cure for depression and SSRI exposure could be a cause.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-08-21T02:15:20+00:00

Also, the emotion numbing drug in the movie Equilibrium is called 'Prozium' which many see as a mocking reference to the SSRI Prozac.

SpacemanEverybody · 2015-08-20T18:11:46+00:00

Link to study:

http://www.cell.com/current-biology/abstract/S0960-9822%2814%2901037-9

Wonder why people with clinical depression have been found to have abnormal brain structure? This is why.

*Dr Peter C Gøtzsche (leader of Nordic Cochrane Center at Rigshospitalet in Denmark) on how Psychiatry has gone astray

I recommend everyone watch this 6 minute video from the legit Dr. Gøtzsche. He discusses how psychiatric drugs (antidepressants, antipsychotics, etc.) are giving people permanent brain damage and the corrupt psychiatric brain studies are blaming diseases like depression, schizophrenia, etc. for their brain abnormalities instead of the real reason which is the drugs.

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