Antidepressants can lead to physical changes in the genitals. Dr. Ahad Waraich, through the use of ultrasounds, has detected penile scarring (fibrosis) in young men experiencing #PSSD. The penile tissue of young PSSD patients usually resembles that of an 80-year-old person.

Of the many appalling effects of psychiatry’s promotion of SSRIs in the 1990s* tied to chemical imbalance shitbollocks, a less obvious one is this… Psychiatry taught the public not only that a deficiency of serotonin causes their depression but also a broader fallacy: -That a

Millions of US Kids Are on ADHD Pills. For Many like danielle gansky, It’s the Start of a Drug Cascade. wsj.com/health/wellnes… via Shalini Ramachandran et al

When SSRIs came out, the FDA was deluged with reports of suicide, homicide and mass shootings caused by those "antidepressants." Lawsuits then revealed the industry knew that risk, but, just like now, the FDA hid it from the public. This 1991 FDA hearing will blow you mind as

One of the most insidious things about SSRIs is that they cause severe withdrawals. Worse still, doctors don't know this and assume it means the SSRI was working to treat an existing illness and must be resumed. x.com/DanielleGansky…

In study after study, women who continue SSRIs during pregnancy have ⬆️ complication rates vs. discontinuers. SSRI chemicals do have chemical effects on mom & baby. The FDA must warn the public on this. A sample is below. (There are many more.) pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10…

The myth continued to this day—and now we’re seeing the terrible results of long-term consumption of psychiatric medications like antipsychotics and antidepressants.

Modern psychiatry rests on a made up narrative, says Robert Whitaker, publisher of Mad In America. Here’s how two studies on schizophrenia made him realize things were amiss: “One was a study by Harvard researchers published in 1994 which looked at longer term outcomes for

….“withdrawal phenomena are misinterpreted as relapse, by patients because they are told this is what is happening, and by prescribers because they are not trained to recognise acute or protracted iatrogenic neurophysiological injury. The result is a predictable illusion:

“Because I don’t know if this is something that I feel like is being talked about enough, because I feel like so many of us are on these meds.” Ella Emhoff, the stepdaughter of Kamala Harris, made a video about her experience with long-term (10–15 years) SSRI use and withdrawal.

🚨 Psychiatrist Dr. Josef on What May Have Caused Nick Reiner to Snap “He gets put on a medication for schizophrenia … What do we know about them? Well, we know that antipsychotics have a very long history of causing impulsive, violent, and sometimes even homicidal behavior …

.Alan Cassels, author of “Selling Sickness,” says his entire view of medicine changed 30 years ago because of one disease: osteoporosis. In the early 1990s, “a major pharmaceutical company in the US created a new drug to treat this condition—osteoporosis—which at that point

"I think pharmacology arguably has been an oversimplification, in the sense that it’s not just a matter of putting a chemical into somebody or on cells, and something has changed. You remove it, and everything goes back to normal—everything reverses. I think that’s an

My conclusions after years of studying SSRI's: 1. The evidence shows SSRIs work primarily through expectancy effects (placebo response), while carrying significant risks of harm. The harms ARE significant & people are NOT informed of the risks. 2. Major studies used to justify

LostRoss Dr. Roger McFillin Wow and guessing they said pill was “safe and effective” and gave no informed consent or discussion around exit strategy. Sad state of affairs that pills are quickly given for mood and just being a kid. Look into Laura Delano or danielle gansky story of being prescribed psych

Event: THE FUTURE OF MENTAL HEALTH IN AMERICA, Dec 3-4, 2025 @_InnerCompass Post 5 of 8 @CooperDavis, you brought heartfelt intros and humanity that we all felt at the ICI conference and gala, last month. When Laura Delano called you “honey” at the start, those of us that didn’t