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Re: Seroquel weight gain and other evils

Posted by Jay Beck on July 6, 2003, at 10:19:33

In reply to Seroquel weight gain and other evils, posted by whiterabbit on July 5, 2003, at 22:07:51

First: im on anti-deppresants and HIGHLY support the idea of using psychotropic drugs to help with any mental disorders.

Second: im very researched on psychotropic drugs, and am going to be a psychiatrist after i finish school.

your statement:
"psychiatric drugs are far from ideal"

i agree with this completely, and never has it applied more to any class of drugs then anti-psychotics.

your other statement, which you so cleverly came up with:

"But it is not your right to discourage others from taking a prescribed medication that could improve their quality of life immeasurably. Turning your particular bias into misinformation aimed at all others is harmful, and assuming that a medication is "bad" for everyone because you didn't care for it yourself is an uneducated and mistaken assumption."

First: "But it is not your right to discourage others from taking a prescribed medication that could improve their quality of life immeasurably."

Ammendament I: Bill of Rights

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances."

it is my right, ya dig
- and by the way i never told people not to try anything. i told them my experiances and my take on a class of drugs.

Second:
"Turning your particular bias into misinformation aimed at all others is harmful, and assuming that a medication is "bad" for everyone because you didn't care for it yourself is an uneducated and mistaken assumption."

i never said any medication is bad for everyone or anything of that sort, i said it was bad for me and then i compared effectiveness vs. side-effects for many diffrent drugs. Anti-psychotics happened to take the cake for least effective for the amount of side-effects. its true, not misinformation. if you are so sure im misinformed then inform me. the only misinformation i acount for is the way you twisted my statements into some argument that didnt even apply to me.

if a medication works for you or whoever great, that doesnt make it a great medication. Its like i said, side-effects vs effectiveness for the majority makes it good or bad as a drug. Not as a good or bad option for someones personal treatment. you completely misinterprated almost everything i had to say.

as for my personal take on anti-psychotics for the record:

they are bad as drugs, they might work for whoever. they worked for me but the side-effects were untolerable. If you need anti-psychotics go for it, most people on them don't really need them. They could better use mood-stabilizers and anti-deppresants. Exception: if you have a borderline personality, scitzophrenia, dillusion disorder, PPD or any psychotic issue, or mood-stabalizers have proven ineffective. they are sometimes needed, but sould be avoided if they can.


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