Posted on 06/18/2015 12:51:59 PM PDT by concernedcitizen76
That’s pathetic. An opioid addict abusing suboxone is like an alcoholic abusing Sterno.
There were quite a few links in that article.
http://www.ehealthme.com/ds/suboxone/aggression
I got the infowars link from Drudge, btw.
Follow the money. These psychiatric drugs are hugely profitable, and it’s no surprise that the major pharmaceutical companies who rely on these drugs for big profits are top contributors to leading Democrats and Republicans in Congress, their parties and their PACS.
Exactly.
What percentage of people on these drugs go around doing mass shootings?
What percentages of people who do mass shootings might not have done them if their mental illness was sufficiently treated?
And what percentage of people are going to go off the rails and do insane acts regardless of what measures are put up to stop them?
Or the fact that people who later shoot up places have been seen by psychiatrists for their behavior before the shootings, and the drugs weren’t effective enough to stop their behavior or mental problems.
bkmk
now they use prisons.
Exactly. He didn’t need Suboxone to be a crazy people hater.
Failure to monitor...
“Local Marine Brings Awareness to Overmedicated Veterans With Photography Project”
All the shooters owned, or had access to, a gun. Therefore, according to your logic ... what?
My logic is that they don't give us all the side effects of these drugs. -Tom
Depression is treatable as a physical malady
Many psychiatrists seek to treat the organic cause before or in addition to treating the emotional state, in hope of over the long term, bringing the emotional state of the body back to the point where it can produce the hormones needed to restore normal chemical balance. But sometimes the risks of not taking the quickest path to restoring chemical balance, by using meds, is to lose the patient to suicide. And some illnesses (schizophrenia, bipolarity, severe depression) require a lifetime of pharmaceutical support in hopes of allowing the patient to enjoy a productive quality existence,
Some need lifelong chemical medical support to maintain normal brain function
Unfortunately one treatment plan does nor suit all patients so there is a lot of trial and error. Sometimes the error can be terrible but to not make the attempt to find a successful plan of therapy using medication is also terrible
Saying that all depression drugs “mask” underlying problems is like saying insulin “masks” diabetes and an MD can talk someone out of being diabetic
It's much harder to accept unless you have a)been depressed and been successfully treated or b)had to live with someone who was severely depressed and watched them struggle or even lost them when they self-medicated on drugs and alcohol
The proper placement of a horse is in front of the cart, not behind a wagon being pulled by Scientologists and their front groups.
That is in the treatment of chronic insomnia, and especially in middle and terminal insomnia, which have been effectively "cured" by SSRI's at dosages much lower than for clinical episodes of Affective Disorder and historically have proven remarkably intractable to other therapies.
in the side effects they say “May cause suicidal thoughts”. —
Yep, and also “diarrhea and constipation”. Which may be then lead to the suicidal thoughts?
Wow
Yes, it used to be that if someone was seen to be seriously disturbed, that he was locked up or at least kept under close supervision. Drugs may give a false sense that he’s under control — until he isn’t.
Different set of drugs entirely, different set of conditions, different treatment protocols. You are, quite simply, lying.
Do you work for the pharmaceutical industry? If so, I can understand your myopia.
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