I agree that SSRI medications have few or no true indications. Classic major depression is likely the only one, and this is a very rare disorder. Most people currently diagnosed with depression have "atypical depression," which is actually caused by the long-term neurotoxic effects of ultra-processed food. I call this disorder Carbohydrate Associated Reversible Brain syndrome or CARB syndrome: https://carbsyndrome.com/
Unfortunately, CARB syndrome was missed by the academic and medical professionals, leading to massive diagnostic and therapeutic confusion.
Please could you link to your article most relevant to this topic: my father who is 80 suffered a very bad reaction to his 3rd COVID jab. Since then he has been covered in itchy hives - like shingles, herpes or impetigo - but they do not respond to any treatment (over 9 months now). I tried him on Dr Cory’s spike detox regime (for 4 weeks) but that also had no obvious effect. I suspect what he is facing is not spike toxicity but a provoked chronic immune hypersensitivity? Does that seem plausible? What would you recommend in that case?
(Apologies for the off topic question. I re-subscribed but the app would not let me message you)
Allopathic medicine is the pharmaceutical industry, doctors are trained by and paid by them just like horticulture is the face of the ‘acide corporations. The phrase “doctor of medicine” clearly denotes this as opposed to “Healer”.
I have RA and I have come to understand that the only treatment available to me addresses only the symptoms of this condition, aggressive, absolute suppression is allopathies only solution and yet there is a cause and its not a mystery either.
Every single RA sufferer ever tested for bacteria in their synovial fluids have a collection of some of the worst filamentous forming bacteria present. The same pathogenic bacteria that migrates from damaged guts and or crowns. The studies on this are out there yet I am repeatedly told that there is no knowing the reason I developed this autoimmune condition. The only tests ever done have to to establish that I have it and because of that there is no knowing how to switch my inflammatory response off and so there is no cure but to take methotrexate, which further damages my gut and maims all the embryos of every living thing my urine comes in contact with when it leaves the waste water plant.
This is not acceptable to me… every condition has a cause and thus a remedy. I know what happened in my body, my emotional state and my mind in the years preceding this diagnosis but not a single doctor nor rheumatologist thought to ask me.
I am not a medically trained professional but i can read and think and so I am working, through trail and error, on solving this problem for myself because I need a cure not a lifelong dependency on a cluster of diabolical pharmaceuticals so yes, to the points of your article, the entirety of allopathic medicine needs a hard, cold reassessment. 15 minute, monocular medicine must go, the notion of AI (almost intelligent) running medicine will fail because it cannot assess the nuances of being human.
Unless something has changed with SSRIs in the past 20 years, it are not necessarily difficult to withdraw from them. In fact, it can be pretty easy to discontinue them by just gradually tapering the dose taken over a several week period, or so.
I agree that SSRI medications have few or no true indications. Classic major depression is likely the only one, and this is a very rare disorder. Most people currently diagnosed with depression have "atypical depression," which is actually caused by the long-term neurotoxic effects of ultra-processed food. I call this disorder Carbohydrate Associated Reversible Brain syndrome or CARB syndrome: https://carbsyndrome.com/
Unfortunately, CARB syndrome was missed by the academic and medical professionals, leading to massive diagnostic and therapeutic confusion.
Hi AMWD
Please could you link to your article most relevant to this topic: my father who is 80 suffered a very bad reaction to his 3rd COVID jab. Since then he has been covered in itchy hives - like shingles, herpes or impetigo - but they do not respond to any treatment (over 9 months now). I tried him on Dr Cory’s spike detox regime (for 4 weeks) but that also had no obvious effect. I suspect what he is facing is not spike toxicity but a provoked chronic immune hypersensitivity? Does that seem plausible? What would you recommend in that case?
(Apologies for the off topic question. I re-subscribed but the app would not let me message you)
Allopathic medicine is the pharmaceutical industry, doctors are trained by and paid by them just like horticulture is the face of the ‘acide corporations. The phrase “doctor of medicine” clearly denotes this as opposed to “Healer”.
I have RA and I have come to understand that the only treatment available to me addresses only the symptoms of this condition, aggressive, absolute suppression is allopathies only solution and yet there is a cause and its not a mystery either.
Every single RA sufferer ever tested for bacteria in their synovial fluids have a collection of some of the worst filamentous forming bacteria present. The same pathogenic bacteria that migrates from damaged guts and or crowns. The studies on this are out there yet I am repeatedly told that there is no knowing the reason I developed this autoimmune condition. The only tests ever done have to to establish that I have it and because of that there is no knowing how to switch my inflammatory response off and so there is no cure but to take methotrexate, which further damages my gut and maims all the embryos of every living thing my urine comes in contact with when it leaves the waste water plant.
This is not acceptable to me… every condition has a cause and thus a remedy. I know what happened in my body, my emotional state and my mind in the years preceding this diagnosis but not a single doctor nor rheumatologist thought to ask me.
I am not a medically trained professional but i can read and think and so I am working, through trail and error, on solving this problem for myself because I need a cure not a lifelong dependency on a cluster of diabolical pharmaceuticals so yes, to the points of your article, the entirety of allopathic medicine needs a hard, cold reassessment. 15 minute, monocular medicine must go, the notion of AI (almost intelligent) running medicine will fail because it cannot assess the nuances of being human.
The sooner the better!
Unless something has changed with SSRIs in the past 20 years, it are not necessarily difficult to withdraw from them. In fact, it can be pretty easy to discontinue them by just gradually tapering the dose taken over a several week period, or so.