Peter Breggin, MD coined the phrase Medical Spellbinding to explain the phenomenon of disassociatlive anaesthetics affecting people on psychiatric drugs. Their personalities change, they do say things they would never do unmedicated and for many actions, they simple do not remember. Peter has been studying psychiatry and what really works for over 50 years.
Anette What happened: I started venlafaxine in 2019. I started develop worrisome side effects on the venlafaxine very early on such as tremors, restlessness, need of body flexing and clenching and many more. Instead being told to stop it, I was told to dose it up. I was told that there are no medications without…
“It will be harder for him to wake up without you in his life. It will be hard on you but worth doing whatever you can stand” “Remember his reality is hugely warped” “The real him is trapped in there” “say what you need to say to get him to taper” Once he’s woken up…
Name Barbara B What happened: I was taking Effexor, 225mg for about 7 years. I decided to go off because it wasn’t helping my depression and anxiety all that much anymore. I found a psychiatrist and she supposedly helped me taper. She immediately told me to take one less 75mg a week. By the 2nd…
“when you talk to your kids you need to explain to them that he is sick. Doctors gave him a medicine to help him with anxiety and it made him crazy. He cannot control his thoughts or emotions. Tell them be loves them very much he just isn’t thinking clearly. Use this to show them…
We know many who struggle while on antidepressants with the physical addiction. The patient soon learns they can’t get off the antidepressnt in a week or two, as the doctor has suggested. Ironically many partners of the medicated are accused of trapping and controlling the medicated. As Dr. Francis Allen, Chairman of Psychiatry at Dune…
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