Posted by infectedmushrooms on September 26, 2007, at 15:36:38
In reply to Re: not reversible damage because of ssri treatmen, posted by Netch on September 26, 2007, at 15:18:14
any drug has the potential to cause long term side effects...especially when everyone has a different brain chemistry to begin with there is no way of telling how one person will react compared to another due to too many variables involved but drugs are claimed to be made universally safe when they are proven not to be by case studies and second-hand information on the internet...it mostly has to do with genetics and protective enzymes/vitamins that are still in the body that can protect one from long-term side effects...This also ties in with duration of use and dosage of the drugs at hand as well...this also ties in to prior drug use as well which makes one brain chemistry more vulnerable due to weakening of one's system and making one more vulnerable to the drug hitting the blood brain barrier faster making it easier to cause harsher brain damage..
for example you give someone a neuroleptic for 10 years and they don't get TD...you give another individual the same drug at the same dose for 2 weeks and they do get TD...there is just no way of determining how one will act which makes psychiatry a completely bogus profession without any science measuring one's neurotranmitter levels.. and the people that are practicing psychiatry will all burn in hell for many reasons than this but especially for damaging peoples lives due to side effects when they quit the drugs whether they think they are doing what is right or not b/c they remain their status of ignorance and use people as guineau pigs...
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