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CCHR: Antidepressants—Addiction and Withdrawal

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Uploaded by on Jun 15, 2010

http://www.cchrint.org/psychdrugdangers
Karen Barth Menzies, speaking about Paxil/antidepressant addiction and withdrawal. Menzies has been on the forefront of the SSRI antidepressant litigation for more than a decade against defendants such as, GlaxoSmithKline, Pfizer and Eli Lilly in cases involving antidepressant-induced suicide, withdrawal and birth defects. In 2003, she was appointed Lead Counsel for the Plaintiffs' Steering Committee in the Paxil Products Liability Litigation.. She was appointed co-liaison counsel in the Paxil birth defect case in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Karen has testified twice before FDA advisory boards as well as the California State Legislature on the safety concerns regarding the SSRI antidepressants and the manufacturers' misconduct.
For studies and warnings on antidepressants (including addiction and withdrawal) visit
http://www.cchrint.org/psychdrugdangers/

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  • Street drugs are safer than these psycho-pharmaceuticals.

    People need to quit being hypnotized by the Big Drug company TV ads. They're lying to you and laughing all the way to the bank. Depression is not a disease, it's a mental condition, not a physical or mental disease. Psychiatrists and Drug Companies are making billions of dollars off your ignorance. Get off the drugs and quit being a victim. Find someone to talk to. Eat healthy... exercise... go to church... anything but psych drugs!

  • Awesome work. Keep it up.

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  • @ray34iyf it will get better. Up your veggie and super fruits in your diet. You are not alone

    

  • Is it possible to get the transcript of this video?

    Thank you CCHR!!!

  • Psychiatry and big pharma is nothing but a scam.

  • after weaning off anti depressants 5 months now and im still feeling ill feeling suicidal..lonely is this go away?i have anxiety but i dont have depression when i took them i get depression so i stop them i hope i could go back to my old feelings like before

  • @glamhaze hey hey i am in withdrawal too.. can we talk?

  • Hi I been on this medicine for 7 months I hate this medicine I had no idea of the side affects on this medicine because I have a reading disability so I couldn't read that affects all this medicine m a doctor shortly then tell me all that stuff what I know now I would have never even started that drug

  • I am going through withdrawal and severe ups and downs, after 28 days and I am having severe anxiety and horrific thoughts. Please don't take Paxil. I can't stop crying and I feel nothing for life or anything. I can't leave the house and I am failing school because of withdrawing. Also, note that is took me 3.5 years just to wean off, this is the worst and have been on it for 11 years.

  • @PsychHunter anyone here truly suffering from depression please ignore this man he knows not what he speaks of i suffred from severe depression before being put on anti depressents i consulted with my doctor who slowely but surely helped me through simply put i would not be alive if not for him that being said i must say i never found much help in therapist infact with me its the exact opposite i fucking hate them but thats just me maybe u all may benefit from what they have to offer

  • Gee, could this be the reason for some of my behaviors since stopping anti-d's for most of last year? Anger, suicidal thoughts, trouble getting along with others, paranoia...Even with depression prior to meds--I never had problems with these issues as I had when I quit taking them...Big Pharma and Chemical companies suck, and they don't care about me the person..they care about the money in their pockets. This is the TRUTH ~:o)

  • @PsychHunter The myth of mental illness is in the warp and woof of our culture! There is a need to placate this collective fear of madness, just as the church of old concerned itself with the care and concern of a man's soul. It isn't possible to entirely remove the scapegoats as persecutable, even in advanced western cultures. To paraphrase Thomas Szasz, "Scapegoatism is a metabolism of a society". And the myth of mental illness serves a society's many exigencies!

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