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Medication Madness Book Review by Dr. John Breeding
April 19, 2012 · Video Book Reviews · ·
Dr. John Breeding Ph.D. Psychologist reviews the book “Medication Madness: A Psychiatrist Exposes the Dangers of Mood-Altering Medications” by Dr. Peter Breggin. Medications for everything from depression and anxiety to ADHD and insomnia are being prescribed in alarming numbers across the people, but the cure is often worse than the original problem. Medication Madness is a fascinating, frightening, and dramatic look at the role that psychiatric medications have played in fifty suitcases of …
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wuteva. wut r u like a gay lord?
Probably because you can’t even spell “shit” right.
Where did you hear that?
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half the shiot i kant undastandh.
WestSide —
John Breeding is a loving man. And one day soon his work will be widely recognized for the truth it is. Keep the videos coming, John. God is with you and the source of your inspiration and work. I believe in you. Peace.
Heil Cult-Groups, my brother is a Mormon which confronts the Roman-Catholic part of the family, I’ll stay in Alaska with that mess. There are cults all over the place which have the ability to do, large amount of that hurt. This nation called America is generating its own worst nightmare, with plenty of people looking after their small-term interests.
Please be extremely careful…That John Breeding is a member of the CCHR, a part of the sect of SCIENTOLOGY.
This is not an inoffensive cult, scientology kills, please inform yourself previous to being a prey of this organization.
My advice:…RUN!!!
It’s alarming to hear from this that our health care system isn’t dealing with the problem of mental health correctly. Therapy really is a fantastic way to deal with these types of problems. Take a note of that all you parents who are looking for an resolution to your childs problems. Don’t reckon quick fix, your child’s not a car.
yeah the sect is the pharmalogical conglomerate that we give our unfortunate trust in.. not me anymore..
This dr supports scientology: the perilous cult.
Inform yourself please previous to being a prey. Too many victims of sects .
you are right!!
people don’t need these pills. they just reckon they do because the doctor tells them it will help.
life is stress. stress is life.
do not add pills if you don’t have to.
it could cost you your life.
Your incorrect. I witnessed the beginning of this mess with these drug induced suicides years ago. not knowing the dangers of these drugs..is what changed my sister 100% and the withdrawl killed her! this i am sure. so you should really look more into this subject. I will speak for my sister and all others lost to suicide due to these drugs.
i saw her exchange. i saw it all i found her dead..and wanted answers nearly 3 decades ago! today i have them!!
thanks for sharing like Dr. Breeding’s spots. No one needs medication to deal with depression, you can deal with it without all the chemicals that is fact.
‘And it seems to me perfectly in the cards that there will be within the next age group or so a pharmacological method of making people like their servitude, and producing a kind of painless concentration camp for entire societies, so that people will in fact have their liberties full away from them but will rather delight in it, because they will be distracted from any desire to rebel by propaganda, brainwashing, or brainwashing enhanced by pharmacological methods.’
Aldous Huxley, 1959
In the UK 20 years ago 1 in 30 children entering school had a medical problem that required medication.
Today 3 out of every 5 entering school now has a problem.
How and why?
Acute episodes of psychological illness now have their symptoms treated with drugs.
This turns an acute episode into a chronic incapacitating condition because the produce is not treated.
This makes the pharmaceutical companies lots of cash and hence the governments from their taxes.
Sickness, real or imposed, is profitable.
this dr supports scientology. Beware of this sect.
And this continues everyday because it is simpler to hold responsible someone else for our troubles and take a pill then to do the legitimate work of therapy and deal with the problem without changing our brain chemistry. And this is endored by the companies making Billions from it.
That reminds me of highschool. Twice they insisted I get counseling and treated me like some sort of wounded bird just because I was shy and silent.
Would being “spellbound” be a touch like the effects of LSD?
I always thought medication to treat depression was like putting a picture in front of a hole in the wall. It doesn’t get rid of the problem, just makes it appear to be gone. It’s no way to fix the deep emotional problems CAUSING the depression. This total “chemical imbalance” thing reeks of bullshit to me. If you’re depressed of course your brain chemistry is going to reflect that.
same!
OMG!!! It was Ambien. Afer I took it I went into deep depression, anxiety attacks…. I just read up on the side effects. No clue it effected folks that way. I took a 30 day supply over about 6 months. Certainly low dosage. But the only thing different was that, and I HAD NO CLUE!!!!
ok if you’re going to argue semantics…i a partial chemist, not qualified but i know what i say when i say there is ionic fluoride (like that place in the water) and there is covalent fluoride (like that which makes up organic compounds). There is also elemental fluoride, but thats neither natural nor helpful
while they are the same nucleus they are in very different situations. Yeah I’m sure fluoride salts are psychoactive, but that psycho activity need not be reflected in the covalent forms
I try to never take ANY medication, not even Tylenol.
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