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The role of serotonin in fibrotic conditions is well-known in research circles but is a taboo topic in medicine. Perhaps the best example of this bipolar (and potentially criminal) attitude is the fact that Pfizer sells billions of dollars worth its SSRI drugs Zoloft and Pristiq, yet at the same...
More than a quarter of all military/veteran personnel are estimated to have some form/level of PTSD, regardless of whether those soldiers have seen combat or not (e.g. Coast Guard members also have high rates of PTSD). Despite the obvious link to severe stress, medicine continues to claim that...
In the following thread a girl is talking about her "multiple personality disorder". She is saying basically that she was diagnosed depressive at the age of 8 and then suffered from "malnutrition". Later on, she was diagnosed with multiple personality disorder. And now she is pointing that one...
I don't think the topic needs much of an introduction. At this point, the only people who deny the causal link between SSRI use by pregnant or soon-to-become pregnant women and autism in their children are either pharma employees...or doctors who receive so much money from pharma companies to...
The title is the same as the one of the popular press article. And since feelings of sadness and loneliness are primarily caused by elevated serotonin, we can add premature aging to the list of "benefits" serotonin offers. The findings of this study probably explain a great deal of the premature...
I used google translate, there may be errors in the text. The blood serum analysis is attached below (magnesium is high because I forgot not to take magnesium supplements before testing).
Introduction
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So much for "safe and effective during pregnancy"...I shudder at the thought of how many women get talked into using SSRI during pregnancy without even having depression. You know, just in case they MIGHT get postpartum depression.
https://n.neurology.org/content/neurology/98/23/e2329.full.pdf...
When I first saw the article pop up in my feed, I could hardly believe my eyes that a mainstream mouthpiece of Big Pharma will publish such frank admission of psychiatry's utter failure - i.e. the claims in regards to serotonin (5-HT), its role in mental illness, and even its social "label". In...
Background of experiment: SSRI induced mood apathy and sexual anhedonia
every morning intranasal semax 750mcg with 1000mg oxiracetam orally
experience with semax
intial calming effect, feels kind of down but I think i'm not used to this relaxation of the brain. Not like a nootropic, cannot...
I really don't know what it is, but every single serotonergic substance or medication I have ever tried turned me into either an aspie, or a complete autist.
It all started back in 2017 when I had insomnia, I was a pretty normal person but had trouble sleeping, a doctor prescribed melatonin...
This is about formula of Chinese medicine that can reverse damage from SSRI and can be used for treating HSP high Sensitive Person with the short allele of serotonin transporter gene. With possible recovery of sexual function or anhedonia.
Abstract
Ethnopharmacological relevance: Zuojin Pill...
So my friend's younger sister has been prescribed faverin and other SSRIs for her BPD, and after 4 months and increasingly depressive behaviour and suicidal ideation(she was tired all the time, felt like she "needed" to kill herself jumping off a roof, amongst other deeply concerning symptons)...
After being told for decades that SSRI/SNRI drugs are safe for usage during pregnancy, now the truth finally starts to come out. Well, technically it has been out for a long time considering the skyrocketing autism rates and the strong causal link between serotonin and autism. However, up until...
As hard as it is to believe, this is the actual title of the study - i.e. SSRI drugs are bonafide endocrine disruptors. As it turns out, all of the six most-prescribed SSRI drugs the study looked at behaved not only as inhibitors of gonadal androgen synthesis (e.g. testosterone, DHT), but also...
Western nations are really destroying themselves at this rate, kids at 5 years of age and up getting prescribed SSRI’s, the medical establishment needs to reeled in ASAP.
COVID was the excuse used to justify this, it’s driven by profit margins for big pharma, the parents must be stupid, it’s...
Nothing really surprising, as far as Peatarians are concerned, in the findings of this study. I am only posting it here as it is one of the few that officially acknowledge that serotonergic drugs cause sexual dysfunction - i.e. something mainstream medicine has vehemently denied for decades. As...
Once again, the available evidence contradicts the popular myth promoted by public health agencies that serotonin is the "happiness hormone". One only needs to talk to a person on serotonergic (SSRI) drugs for a few minutes to realize just how "happy" those people are as a result of their...
A very, very inconvenient study for mainstream medicine and its Big Pharma goons. The so-called "serotonin hypothesis" is slowly crumbling and the results from the most recent studies are so unequivocal that the fraud about serotonin as the "happiness hormone" may go down in history as one of...
A very interesting article, which calls out the widespread usage of serotonergic drugs (usually SSRI), and argues that their widespread use may have created an "epidemic" of a chronic, milder version of the (in)famous serotonin syndrome (SS). Currently, mainstream medicine does not recognize...
A great study, which while done with horses, will probably raise questions (unfortunately only in people with already-low serotonin) of whether the relentless promotion of serotonin (5-HT) as the "happiness hormone" and oxytocin as the "love and connection hormone" has any evidence in support...