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Anyone can have long term side effects from illicit substance. And honestly the prescription meds can cause the same symptoms. Just because someone has a bad experience with drugs does not mean they have illness. But they get grant money donated for every diagnoses. And then men and women should not be together. I was given a med for sleep and I thought I was going to die it lowered my blood pressure so much and it actually caused worsening symptoms. The dose was too high and I was not psychotic. They treat people like they are in jail. Insurance or no insurance. It doesn’t matter . And discrimination is rampant for any reason .

I have experienced extreme trauma that has affected my quality of living. SSRI’s have allowed me to be a mother, a wife, a daughter, and a friend. I considered getting off and within three days I was thinking about committing suicide. SSRIs have given me the life I could have only dreamed of.

As a licensed clinical psychotherapist, and having been in the field for over 20 years, part of my work was as Clinical Director of an Inpatient Mental Health facility. I have been wanted to openly discuss some of my take aways from many of these experiences. I have also wanted to launch into a RUclips channel, a podcast, and Public Speaking to help raise awareness on the simplicity of maintaining a healthy mindset.

I agree with that guy when it comes to relapse after putting away drugs, I experience it , I was schisoaffectiv and I’m without drugs today, brain healed itself after putting away drugs but it took me 2 years

This is like a horror version of the movie " I Care A Lot"

Unfortunately, no medications are as safe as the manufacturers advertise.

So thankful I got off my antidepressants 31 years ago and can live life without relying on them!! Drs use them for money and you don’t learn how to deal with past trauma on your own…so you never fully heal.

please note that abilfy is satellite activated, you can look up abilify mycite to learn more about this digital pill, unfortunately, the mouth breathers who work in these terror camps have no clue there is a place in Charleston South Carolina called Palmetto Low Country Bevarial Health, It is an old slave plantation on the Ashley River. The slave quarters have been turned into residential living, and there is also an adolescent and geriatric unit. There is at least 40 satellites on this property. There is a giant satellite dish in the center of the compound that activates the Abilify Mycite. Yall are playing japaense manufactured technology that all Americans are too tardy to understand. Every time I see fertility rates dropping in Nations that drug children with this crap, I smile. People who drug children do not deserve the right to reproduce. The U>S has a chain of child abuse centers called Devereux Acend. These are nonprofit schools for autistic kids. When you have time, look up the amount of Devereux child sex lawsuits there have been over the past 25 years. That behavioral science cult has its own education program for employees. Get your degree in child sexology research today at Devereux Acend.

I took abilify for years. I’m 💯 fine. This isn’t the case for everyone. There is a great risk taking this apparently. This frightens me.

I feel so damn sorry for this guy, he clearly had an incredibly bad reaction to benzos just being on them. I hope he's doing better now

Don't take psychedelic drugs. I've had friends who had a bad trip and never recovered.

Time stamps: 0:49 - they don't get to the root cause (life style, stress in life, genetic components...) 3:48 - you never get used to your full range of emotions (mutes healthy/appropriate feelings too, emotional functions atrophy...) 6:04 - tolerance problem (homeostasis, side effects, overmedication...) 8:13 - side effect profile (s*xual dysfunction, metabolic side effects, weight gain...) 9:24 - takes too long to get off these meds (withdrawal symptoms, brain damage...) 10:52 - where and how they should be used safely and make sense

My 81 year old mother has dementia from benzodiazepine use for 40 plus years. It’s been sad to watch her slip away

I've been on some sort of antidepressant for 10+ years now, and most what was mentioned in this video is what I noticed happening to me. I started on sertraline for anxiety. It was 50 mgs / day at first... Then 75, then 150... Then, having complained of daytime drowsiness, I got switched to venlafaxine (Effexor) 150 / day. Then 225... The effects I noticed were indeed that it mutes my emotions. Not to mention an utter lack of sex drive. That said, I also semi-recently tried getting off the meds. I talked to my psychiatrist, and the dude was _surprised_ I wanted to try to get off them. Like, the way he reacted looked to me like he didn't see the long term use of antidepressants as being anything bad for me. Going forward with my request, he gradually decreased my dose from 225 to 150. Then 75... And when it came time to discontinue the use, I was doing fine, for a week or two, having only the often described withdrawal effect of brain zaps whenever I moved my eyes rapidly... But then, one night, I couldn't fall asleep. And that started a terrible anxiety, that was the very reason I got on the meds 10+ years ago -- Insomnia anxiety. The anxiety of not falling asleep and being tired the next day, that keeps you up, so then you wake up tired, go through the whole day, dreading the evening, that you won't be able to fall asleep again, then the fear keeping you up when you lay down... Worsening the tiredness the next day, worsening the cycle. I tried taking over the counter melatonin supplements, didn't help a bit... It got to the point I was physically shaking in anxiety in bed, unable to fall asleep, until I took a pill of benzodiazepines I have around for epilepsy. Because my sleep suffered so much, I threw in the towel after a couple more of sleepless nights and days filled with anxiety... And got back on the introductory dose of 75 mgs. I am worried I will never be able to get off the meds, as sleep is something I've been struggling with my whole life... That said, I think my anxiety is neurological, rather than psychological, as anytime I have an epileptic seizure, it is accompanied with high levels of intense general anxiety as well, making me think the two are connected... Though either way... I don't really know what to do now, other than keep taking the 75 mgs... Cuz rn, at least I'm able to sleep, and live my life like normal...

A relative of mine with mental problems was prescribed with Abilify. Yeah... that shit didn't abilify him, it made him UNABLE to do anything! About a month after he quit taking Abilify, he was a HELL of a lot better!

I was on 1 mg of lorazapam for 4 months In total. That is 2 boxes. 100 tablets. It has been 12 weeks of it. It has been hell on earth. If I had of known you feel 100x worse coming of a drug than y you needed it....I would of never ever touched it. It should be banned. It feels like brain damage.. I stopped lorazapam all of a sudden. Then, I went into severe withdrawal on the 6th day. Like I was being electrocuted in my spine. This lasted 11 weeks. I couldn't sleep. I hit a wall on 12th week plug the 100km per hour electrocution stopped. Then severe brain damage. My doctor on 7th day of stopping lorazapam gave me 5mg of diazepam to use daily which went to 10mg daily for 11 weeks. Gabba made my symptoms 10000x worse....could someone explain why?

You are right they should listen to the pain and everything that you are doing to you soon or later I have anxiety and panic attacks and I don't know why I still don't know why I can't do anything around the house

I‘m so glad my doctor is aware on how dangerous benzos are! He only gave me 1 (!) pill, I have it in my wallet, for „emergency“ situations. If I have a very bad panic attack and can’t come out of the panic, I can take this one pill. But he said, he would never give me a whole package of these pills, because they don’t solve the real problems and cause of the panic attacks.

Hell on earth ...was on lorazapam for 4 months 1mg. I stopped it all of a sudden and went into the nervous system. SHOCK, I felt like i was plugged into an electrical circuit for 11 weeks. Could not sleep 11 weeks. This is hell on earth. The doctor started me on 5mg diazepam on the 7th day of stopping lorazapam 1mg. It's tapering with 5mg diazepam, and it's been 12 weeks of hell. I have protected withdrawal symptoms. It feels like brain damage. I feel 100x worse than why i ever used it. It should be baned. I do not wish anyone this drug. Never use it.

I really know that! 😢

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I started taking benzos to sleep circa 3 years ago, because my anxiety was giving me terrible insomnia and I felt horrible and couldn't take that anymore. I don't know if that is equal to benzo therapy, I am trying to keep very low doses and just use them to sleep. Problem is they are starting to lose efficiency and I don't want to up the dose. Doctors keep on prescribing me much much more drugs which I didn't even took once, because they said I suffer from "extremely high anxiety". I don't want those drugs, I feel like loads of ADs or antypsychotic drugs will not solve anything but make it worse. So, I kept only benzos to sleep, because I would literally die if I didn't sleep a day more. I don't know what to do. I am not a fun of any drugs but I can't live without sleeping. It's like as soon as I am in bed, my mind starts racing like crazy and won't stop.

How long were you on what drug? What dose? How long? Then how long was the withdrawal?

Scary bc I was prescribed abilify but I hated the way it made me feel, so I refused to keep taking it

“Be of sober spirit, be on the alert. Your adversary, the devil, prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour.“ 1 Peter 5:8 If you open your mind to spirits through drugs and meditation not through Christ you will open it to demonic influences and such evil entities as shadow people. 1 Thessalonians 5:6 “so then let us not sleep as others do, but let us be alert and sober.”

Dangerous Video.

First mistake, NEVER ever EVER have your first full blown psychedelic experience without a pilot or an experienced trip-sitter. Micro-dosing and weed do not prepare you for this. Normally cannabis does not elicit this reaction, I suspect that you got a bad cart or a cart without enough glycol thinner to THC powder. I suspect these carts are the source of all of the weird new reports of weed psychosis. Smoke flower or eat edibles, never carts or dabs. The problem sounds like that the bad trip needs to be revisited to undo the psychological / neurological damage. I would recommend a short term rapid onset psychedelic like nitrous and a trip sitter. The nitrous experience goes away very quickly so I you can poke your head in and see that it is ok. Something during your bad trip filled your head with nightmares. Drugging it away will not make it go away. It has to be faced and those nightmares need to be replaced with smiles. On this note, NEVER put yourself into the hands of the psychological community; Nothing personal, Doc. Find someone from the counterculture to help, most modern psychology and Psychiatry are psych drug pushers. Not to be trusted. Good luck with your future.

Try Carnivore diet. There's lots of anecdotal evidence that supports excellent reversal of brain dysfunction.

15 years on citalopram weaning myself off this dreadful drug at the moment. I can tell you that, for me, it was chemical castration and all the emotional trauma that entails in a relationship. Avoid involvement with these substances at all costs. I think now it would have been better to try and tolerate my burnout ant breakdown in some other way. 15 wasted years of my life.

Wow! It sounds like Joe Biden may be a victim of this.

This is barbaric. Not much better from the asylums of old. People don't realize that when you enter a psych hospital, you still basically lose your rights. I'm scared to go to the hospital for my mental illness because of these stories. But I think a good message here is don't mess with your mind with recreational drugs. Just as psychiatric drugs can screw you up, so can recreational drugs. Therein is a delicate instrument, and you need to be careful what you submit it to. You can't just take a pill and become normal again.

It really doesn't matter how experienced one is with cannabis. I have been a daily cannabis user for 20 years, and it can at times especially things like vape pens with oil because it's more intense, be occasionally brought into a psychedelic flashback from an intense marijuana high. It happens, and it's best to just realize that it's happening and tell yourself that it's happening and that it is going to pass. It's unfortunate you were taken to the hospital, that was unnecessary. You're most beloved music, reassurance and positive, comforting words and hugs from a friend, and time will do so much more than an ER. I can't even imagine being brought into an emergency room during a bad trip, talk about insult to injury. I understand she didn't mean to make things worse, she didn't understand, and that's why it's so important that people educate themselves. Unless You're convulsing or having a heart attack or stop breathing there is no reason to take somebody to an ER for a bad trip It is not going to go well. It's not going to make things any better for the individual, and those that are there trying to help are only going to exacerbate things. It's the absolute wrong thing to do.

Jess, nothing that you said sounded silly. I'm only in the first little bit of the video, but you are incredibly brave for sharing your story, you have nothing to feel guilty or ashamed about, and while I'm still very early in the video I'm thinking you probably are not going to be doing mushrooms anymore and I don't want to encourage you otherwise, however I hope you don't totally abandon psychedelics forever. Im hearing a lot about bad reactions to mushrooms recently and I wonder what type of mushrooms are causing these reactions because while I've had bad trips on mushrooms and LSD etc, mushrooms are generally the milder and less scary option and I just wonder if people are getting either the wrong species or just tainted mushrooms or I don't know but it is concerning. I'm going to listen on and likely commment again, but Jess, you're loved by those you do not know have never met and will likely never meet. I mean this in a totally beautiful non creepy, platonic, friendship type love of course. Psychedelics are sometimes to blame for a negative experience and I'm sorry that yours was especially negative. While I don't want to advocate for additional drug use or dangerous behavior, I happen to be a firm supporter of psychedelic use, and have very much benefited from each and every psychedelic experience I've had good and bad. My experience has taught me a few things, and my advice is always to use them with a friend at least one friend, and have some kind of a benzo on hand in case things get out of hand. A small dose of Xanax or Valium will absolutely snap you right back into having a wonderful time if you find your trip going the wrong way. Of course, you have to be very, very careful with benzos and that's another reason that you should always have a friend around but a very small dose of Valium or Xanax can save one from a bad experience without fail, granted there's no alcohol involved whatsoever, no opiates involved whatsoever, and you're not all alone.

I manage my own mental health. Psychiatrists screw things up. Had to go to psyche for bad reaction like hers to Celexa-unfounded fear and panic. Psych kept me ON that drug, gave me more drugs, same bipolar bs in spite of me insisting it was the med. Once home, I called doc, emergency appointment and she said I was the third patient to wig out on Celexa. "I am NEVER giving this to anyone again." Yes-got better quick. Infuriating story she tells. But yes-doctors refuse to think psyche meds can make us go cookoo.

This is the best pwroan ive come accoss i wish i could connect.mybson has autism

she may have had underlying schizophrenia that hadn't fully developed yet i had a relative and a teacher who didnt get full on schizophrenia/ didnt realize it was schizophrenia until they were in theyre 40s-50s. also people dont know mushrooms can reset the hormonal balances and many other parts of the brain chemistry, but having hormonal changes can make you experience phycological disturbances and it takes 1-3 months even up to a year for your brain to re adjust. but people dont understand that so they start getting other drugs prescribed to try and fix this and it causes a cascade of issues. also legal marijuana carts sold at dispensaries (150,000 carts , pre rolls and flower) have just recently been found to have toxic pesticides linked to a recent surge in parkinson cases in a california neighborhood, other pesticides were linked to cyanide exposure and worse - cell and brain cell death all possible from just 1 single exposure to the compounds. full video about the article and in depth look at the pesticides found what labs were testing and what brand (backpack boys, STiiiZZY, WCC and more). ruclips.net/video/U2wsSBE4FWk/видео.html also they had to give her potassium and iron which means she was severely malnourished. psychotic and schizophrenic like delusions / symptoms have been commonly found in people who have anorexia. Being malnourished can lead to delusional behavior. they even gave her injections that would cause weight gain because she was throwing up the pills so, yes it's probably likely that she had some sort of eating disorder. some people with eating disorders will be put in psychiatric centers because it's that much like a mental illness. any of these things could very well be linked to her original case. BUT what happened to her in the care of these doctors is A Travesty to the name of health and medicine. not only does she not show any sign of happiness or joy, she isn't sad or does not seem to be sad or upset it's like one constant expression. it's scary.

What if I'm allergic to carbamazephine and had to take SSRI as second line medicine? I've been taking low dose of amitriptyline instead for 2 decades. Will long term medication have side effects. And what's the warning sign I should lookout for?

I love how SHE figured it out. Where the fuck has the husband been throughout this whole debacle? Shame on him. Where was he? Where was anybody? She's the smartest person in the room STILL. Hopefully these people in her life are actually lisening to her now. Scariest thing is losing ones voice in a medical/psychiatric setting. Be your partners voice. You took vows. And yes im married and have been for almost 10 years. Bless her.

Jess, I'm praying for you.

Thanks for the video, was excited when I pressed "Play" but did not finish watching it. Please, when you talk about short-term and long-term - give a definition of each, so it's clear what amount of time it is.

I was on antidepressants for 9 months and my doctor suggested that we just cut off the drug while i was on the half maximum dosage of the pill. 3 months later I still have withdrawal symptoms. I feel desperate. I don't think I can ever be "normal" again

I’ve taken Clonazepam on and off for years. I never exceed 1.0 mg x 3 p d. I use as needed and take drug holidays regularly, taper off, taper back. If max dose doesn’t work, it’s time to take drug holiday. I’ve never gotten addicted. No, not a miracle drug, but it does get me over rough patches.

After i stopped xanax, I will never forget when my doctor told my husband " Your wifes problem is not as simple as stopping a pill". This after 6 weeks with no sleep, loss of 40 pounds. Saw every doctor i could think of. All including Mayo Clinic basically gaslighted me and refused to acknowledge it all was from stopping xanax. Finally i found a website that explained everything. Dr Ashton became my hero. Her manual saved my life. That was 20 years ago. These drugs have ruined so many lives, not to mention the lives they have taken! This guys story, is so comparable to many of us!

Tms is the cure

The withdrawal symptoms from effexor are so bad that when you wean down to the lowest available dose, you have to open the capsules and take out one little bead every 3-4 days.

Horrific heinous barbaric. Only thing is different is they chemically lobotomise now. The whole Psychiatric industry is quite sickening

(One of) the most unnerving things about psychiatry is that it is practiced on the basis that scientific evidence to confirm it's validity will be found in the future. The past seems to deny this.

Antipsychotics basic function is to reduce brain activity. Any prescription of antipsychotics is criminal as far as I’m concerned.

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