This seems to point to needing just a short time with the drug, if also working toward life changes.
Loser pills.
I’ve been tried on several antidepressants over the years. None of them did me any good at all, so I’m not on any. Just recently, I watched an old Derek Prince video on YouTube, on deliverance, and following his instructions, was delivered from depression. I had been depressed all my life, since I was a little child. It’s wonderful to be free from it at last!
kinda need energy to induce the plasticity the comes from repetitive movement
Will it help my gold swing?
Bkmk
Truth
. . . unwrapping the individual's indoctrinated inhibitions needed for a moral benevolent society. Beware!
Figuratively speaking, the history of mass shootings is contiguous with that of the beginning and upsweep of psychoactive "magic bullet" drugs, particularly the antidepressants like tricyclic or SSRIs, of which Prozac is an outstanding example. Te time of the antitubercular derivatives was coincident with the Texas Tower shootings in the 1950s.
A history of Prozac can be read here: "The Story of Prozac: A Landmark Drug in Psychiatry"(click here). This narrative includes the statement "The search for a drug specifically targeting depression began with the work of the pioneering psychopharmacologist Nathan S. Kline in the 1950s" (underline added).
It was at the time of the experimental trials of fluoxetine (Prozac) in the 1960s that a wholly unexpected event happened with an otherwise very talented youth undergoing suicidal thoughts, erupted in Olean, New York with Anthony Barbaro(click here) during the Christmastime closure (1074) of his high school, anothe of the early mass shootings that turned out to be the hint of a long wave of more to come.
What I've remarked in the years studying the social effects of these psychoactive drugs is that often a freeing of the libido, with an effect of breaking the bonds of inhibitions acquired from the culture and its training of the interpersonal peace-keeping behaviors, has loosed Satan's demons into a previously moral society.
So beware of the anecdotal interpretation that this article might confer to the reader, that one outcome of the use of fluoxetinr-like drugs might be a good thing without a minatory shadow looming over it.
I feel that the massive ingestion of these inhibition-loosing drugs, worse than the similar consequences of ethanol toxin, have turned the whole world of wrong-thinkink killers on the society who for its sins need a Savior.