Prozac, Risperdal..The unknown side effects

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prozactruth.com/risperdal.htm (#'s may be small. But look at LSD, and prozac. The politically great mental sickness drugs while released to the public. And now this except not for depression, but for schizophrenia, while technically the same, they are very closely related. LSD, Prozac, and Risperdal’s purposes and the illness’s their said to cure are very closely related.)

^^^Risperdal

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^^^Prozac

These money hungry industries never listed these side effects. Plus Johnson & Johnson is known for baby products, now they make mental illness pills (just another more money for the rich ploy, bought the license for $13 billion, whats one of the biggest things to exploit?? the mentally sick who no one trusts with their medications)?? And it shows the effects in children. But obviously older, and bigger people, just a build up if this drug can give you those side effects.

Bet your doctor tell you these side effects if your taking them.

Do you take any SSRIs?

No, but my little brother did. And I didn’t like to watch the results.

I have a friend taking Risperdol – some of the side effects with muscle reactions can be helped with Cogentin.

And do you know if Fluoxetine has the same problems as Prozac? – he’s on that too.

All in all, it seems to keep him stable – though he might be on low doses, not just used to the mind changes.

Has anyone read the book A Beautiful Mind? I think it’s more realistic than the movie. I recommend it.

And schitzophrenia has nothing to do with multiple personalities – why don’t we just call it “Nash’s Disease”?

mrn

Despite what the medical community would like to think, the workings of the mind really aren’t all that well understood. Actually, the workings of the body are still very mysterious in many ways. I think medicine, while very adept at some things, is pretty backwards compared to many other areas of human knowledge. No offense to the medical profession, just my observation.

We create the best drugs and medications we can given our imperfect understanding of how chemicals interact with the brain. Some disorders can be treated more effectively than others. I happen to have a few friends who say Paxil gave them their lives back. YMMV.

my real name, Fluoxetine is the generic name for Prozac.