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Would be best to interview Dr. Bri B and Dr. Helen R and Dr. Chris T and all those emergency doctors doing the same thing. My situation was unique 1) 24 hour shifts in LDR 2) long days 7-7 pm at RJH with no breaks and missing 2 high school graduation ceremonies 3) decades of
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If one more psychiatrist says "chemical imbalance" or "dopamine balancing" they should lose their medical licence and licence to prescribe SSRI's, SNRI's and atypical antipsychotics because they clearly do not understand what they are doing.
@Altostrata
Doctors are either lying or just lacking in critical thinking skills to be parroting pharmaceutical marketing points.
Either scenario makes them dangerous.
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Tens of thousands of lobotomies were performed in the United States between the 1930s and 1960s, often without informed consent. Eventually, lack of evidence supporting the procedure finally caught up with it, and it was largely abandoned once the medication chlorpromazine was
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Psychiatry has made no advances since 1973 (stopped lobotomies for sexual orientation). Continues to be a barbaric "specialty" and overprescribing, prescribing cascades and ECT are common practice. Now they are using long acting injectable antipsycotics for "convenience"
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@cafreeland
Perhaps you could investigate the Pharma corruption in Canada? I've been tweeting for a few years now...The Sunshine Act...and who got paid what and why?
@OtsukaUS
really stands out like a sore thumb as does the Pharma paid lobbyist with zero science background, the "experts"
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Just to explain my advocacy. I am not anti medications or anti psychiatry. I am anti pseudoscience, overprescribing, threatening, coercive medicine and iatrogenic harm. I am against conflicts of interest with forced "treatment plans" for financial kickbacks and "clinical drug
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If you cannot monitor bloodwork and EKG of these patients stop injecting them with neuroleptics especially if they are begging you to stop because of side effects. Do not inject more or add more neuroleptics and benzos in prescribing cascades
@Drug_Evidence
@VanIslandHealth
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I am a former anesthesiologist 32 yr experience. Who in their right mind injects youth with long acting antipsychotics every month for mental health "therapy"? To quote
@OtsukaUS
paid expert "for convenience", "to decrease caregiver burden", & to "facilitate hospital discharge"?
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Patient “please stop injecting me with Abilify Maintena every month….I feel horrible on this long acting antipsychotic”. BC Psychiatrist “I hear you, you have a voice but you don’t have a choice”. Really!?!? This is how we manage vulnerable people in our modern mental health
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From a psychiatrist....how refreshing. Too bad the majority of them don't speak up or are deep in Pharma pockets setting the "narrative" that you have a "chemical imbalance", need "dopamine balancing" and these drugs are "non addictive"...one nurse told me "electroconvulsive
Ways psych meds make temporary problems chronic;1) make you believe your temporary problem is actually an illness 2) give you side effects you think are a mental illness 3) cause quick tolerance so you get worse when you try to stop, reinforcing that you have a mental Illness
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Never in my 32 year medical career have I witnessed such human rights abuses as went on at Royal Jubilee Hospital Psychiatric Emergency Services in Victoria BC (2020-2023). I received a "reprimand" but I have no regrets about my conduct and for speaking out on social media.
I shouldn't become suicidal from doing my job
I'm speaking out about how I was pressured by the Victorian Govt to change and not release this report
I hope you do 2 things:
- agree we can't change systems this way
- read the
#NotBeforeTime
report.
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Pay attention to HOW Pharma does it. AbbVie is advertising Vraylar (an antipsychotic) as an add on treatment to existing SSRI antidepressant (on all major American news channels). The commercial shows a happy young mom picking up from school, on a bike with a heart cookie for
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Psychiatry is not a "medical" discipline (like neurology or internal medicine), but it causes many iatrogenic "medical" problems, with DSM 5 labelling, overdiagnosing, overprescribing, overinjecting, ECT, polypharmacy and prescribing cascades.
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@kenjaques
@joannamoncrieff
Amazed at the integrity of people like
@joannamoncrieff
@DrNancyOlivieri
@DrDavidHealy
@wdpsychiatry
@AmericanMD
@PGtzsche1
@FearLoathingBTX
@PaulMinotMD
because it takes great courage to speak up. In anesthesiology we had fraud with Dr. Joachim Boldt. In today's Pharma driven
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What I have observed in psychiatry. ADHD Rx Stimulant; Insomnia Rx Clonazepam; Depression Rx SSRI; Impotence Rx Viagra; Can't get up Rx more stimulant; Can't sleep? More SSRI and Clonazepam...too complicated Abilify Maintena IM q28 days Akathesia? Add Seroquel & Clonazepam
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@terynwonderland
@jill_d35
Psychiatrists, like all humans, have personalities, “diagnoses”, morals/values … psychiatry is the most Pharma influenced medical specialty & several key players (“experts”) have little insight into their own characterr, questionable ethics and a lot of power under the law.
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@hubermanlab
@lexfridman
How can we change the Pharma funded narrative in America making everyone sick with zero thought to long term outcomes?
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@EveSimmns
Respectfully, entirely disagree ... the long term consequences of repeated shocks with 460 V can be severely debilitating. ECT is done to facilitate hospital discharge or to cover up iatrogenic harm "catatonia" while patients are on cocktails of prescribed and injected
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Why don't they show the reality of long term side effects once started? Disabled, obese, diabetic, hypothyroid, hypertensive, hyperlipidemic, with extrapyramidal side effects or akathisia and jumping off a
Dopamine receptor blocking agents are known to induce parkinsonism, dystonia, tics, tremor, oculogyric movements, orolingual and other dyskinesias, and akathisia from infancy through the teenage years. Symptoms may occur at any time after treatment onset
#psychiatry
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You can incapacitate a human in 72 hours “involuntary” hold under the Mental Health Act of BC pretty quickly. Then lock them up for another 30 days. Then inject them with a long acting antipsychotic like Abilify Maintena every month to disable them for life. Good work!
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@CunliffeSue
@jill_d35
@wendyburn
The majority of psychiatrists really don’t care. The patients are the poor, the vulnerable or “the crazy ones” and psychiatrists seem to unaware that their “research” is 99% Pharma funded and ghostwritten with The Million Dollar “Experts” setting the narrative
@Mad_In_America
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Direct patient quote "I lost the majority of my life to iatrogenic harm. Lost my father to it as well...I always knew medication was not the answer. Now I understand why and how"...will psychiatry listen to these men and women? NOPE they are the "experts" with DSM 5 & have power
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Prescribing of psychiatric drugs to kids is up by 10X. These drugs cause harm to a brain that is not yet developed. Twitter is a nasty place...but this is a serious problem and contributes to suicides and OD's in youth. Report all side effects including suicide to
@GovCanHealth
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Any psychiatrist who uses the terminology "chemical imbalance" or "dopamine balancing" or believe injectable antipsychotics are a better "therapeutic option" should lose their licence immediately
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When prescribing of antidepressants went down one of the drug companies purchased 150,000 textbooks on diagnosing depression for GP's along with 30 day starter packs for SSRI's? Prescribing went way up! Marketing mission accomplished...hopefully everyone will be dependent $$$
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Why don't we realize that increased medications and prescription pills do not equate to improved health outcomes especially in psychiatry? Why are we allowing pharmaceutical companies to have such a commanding role in healthcare? Why do we trust the "research" presented by
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@yarden42883492
100% insomnia = bipolar
agitated = bipolar
irritated = bipolar
argumentative = bipolar
questioning diagnosis = lack of insight into bipolar
anxiety = bipolar
psychotic episode from cannabis = schizophrenia
psychotic episode from alcohol = bipolar
autism = bipolar
depression =
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Before blindly prescribing an SSRI, SNRI or antipsychotic or all 3 combinations perhaps take a social history and listen to the patient? Would that be very difficult? I guess that doesn't make as much money and takes some time and effort.
What's you antidepressant? Post your picture here. Hooley and Andy, nature and walking.
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This is insane....absolutely insane. I would like to interview the mental health nurses to see how much pharmacology they understand about how dopamine, GABA and acetylcholine blocking drugs work in the central nervous system. How these drugs interact and how ECT works?
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How a Suicide in a Clinical Trial Turned a Bioethicist Into a Whistleblower
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@MikeDonio
And how do we do that? Pharma marketing is to the "experts" who then use technology and medical "education" companies to keep spreading pharma marketing propaganda to prescribers.
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Otsuka is a very aggressive drug company. Their marketing of Abilify and Rexulti is ruthless and payments to individual physicians, IQVIA, medical education companies, drug reps, and institutions are enormous. It would be very interesting to find out exactly how much Dr. Andrea
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How do people feel about people in government housing or disabilities being force injected with Abilify Maintena or equivalent long acting antipsychotic drug every month for "convenience"? Single moms in BC getting arrested if they don't report for injection?
@UNHumanRights
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SURVEY; How many actually believe seeking psychiatric help has been lifesaving for them and would do the same again? How many would never ever access psychiatric care if they had guidance on how to deprescribe and wean off the SSRI's, SNRI's, antipsychotics and benzos safely?
What is the reaction of some Twitter psychiatrists to a report of thousands of suicides from antidepressants? Hilarity ! Making jokes! And that for me is exactly what psychiatry is. A huge joke which results in incalculable suffering & unknown numbers of deaths / suicides.
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ECT was developed over 80 years ago, its use peaked in the UK, 70's-80's , "more than 50,000 treatments a year were administered", said Prof John Read, East London University.
“We know it causes brain damage, we don’t know how much damage is caused". Over 3000 annually at RJH
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JAMA Psychiatry: No evidence that psychiatric treatments produce “successful outcomes” via
@MITUKTeam
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A brave woman sharing her mental health journey and iatrogenic harm from overprescribed atypical antipsychotics. These dopamine blockers affect the HPA axis and the dopamine receptors in the pancreas. Consequences can be massive weight gain, hypertension, hyperlipidemia& diabetes
@annasylwestrowi
Yes. Sadly I learned that the hard way. Thankfully I found a way back to health.
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"Scientists" should wear "sponsor jackets" so we know who owns them... It is very "top secret" and disguised as "medical education". Here we are discussing long acting antipsychotic injections for "bipolar"...that could be anything
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@DrEmmaKatz
Wow…had a patient whose daughter reported abuse at age 5 … same story…no words how the legal system fails over and over again
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Imagine being a single mom going through a very difficult personal time and getting caught under the Mental Health Act of BC. Did you know that some women are on "extended leave" under the Mental Health Act for years with no way out ... police coming to your door and arresting
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@DrMcFillin
The term "suicide prevention" is a marketing one. For every one suicide "prevented" there are 10 more completely iatrogenic ones from the drugs prescribed and injected.
All Pharma funded BS.
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Did I mention that the pharmaceutical representative working for the Abilify Maintena "monotherapy for bipolar 1 clinical trial" (everyone with anxiety or depression now labelled bipolar) flies in from Calgary to Victoria to ensure the marketing propaganda? To make sure almost
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For all those patients with long term harms from psychiatric medications, overprescribing and Electroconvulsive Therapy, this is the best news ever ... a psychiatrist who wants to listen! Please email Dr. Josef Witt-Doerring.
@RayannaScoville
@iatrogenic_harm
@Kir97657399
I’m looking to interview people about ECT and other adverse reactions to meds. Email me at interviews
@wittdoerringpsychiatry
.com
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Thalidomide was recalled because there was physical proof (birth defects). How do we prove that sudden death, prolonged QT, Torsades, akathesia leading to "suicide" is iatrogenic?
@CampaignNhs
Coroners? Intensive Care Physicians? Cardiologists?
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@AkathisiaAlli
injections of long acting antipsychotics like Abilify Maintena are very dangerous...side effects are treated with more drugs instead of recognizing that the drug is the problem.
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@CaulfieldTim
@macleans
@UAlberta
@UAlbertaLaw
@ScienceUpFirst
And don't let Pharma sponsor any mental health apps or advertising aimed at children's health
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Like all the modern Psychiatric "Research". 99% Pharma funded, short term, ghost written, and positive outcomes published. Long term outcomes, including OD and suicide, entirely ignored
@wdpsychiatry
@woodymatters
Alprazolam (Xanax) is thought to have a large effect size in panic disorder, but its potency fell 42% when the unpublished trials were dug up by this new analysis
#anxiety
#psychiatry
#benzos
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ADHD...Ritalin. Anxiety...SSRI. Insomnia...Seroquel. Rigidity...Cogentin. Mood...more SSRI. More anxiety...Clonazepam. Too complicated? Abilify Maintena injection. Insomnia? Olanzapine. Weight gain, diabetes, impotence? That's the price of your brain treatment. Drs STOP & THINK
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In Memory of Dexter Johnson another example of zero communication with family and iatrogenic harm leading to suicide. Seen far too often with SSRI's and atypical antipsychotics like Abilify.
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Before user fees were introduced in 1994, Health Canada was entirely funded by tax dollars. Now, with the majority of its funding arising directly from the pharmaceutical industry, questions have been raised about whether or not the goal of drug companies to sell their products
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@Altostrata
@ProfRobHoward
@ProfRobHoward
’s entire career and research is Pharma funded. He has to parrot the marketing narrative or he would lose funding for his research on elderly … SSRI’s, antipsychotics, all those great dementia drugs
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@Through_Leaves
I am not anti psychiatry, I am anti iatrogenic harm, polypharmacy and prescribing cascades which are far too common in mental "health". If these drugs are so therapeutic why do we have a mental health pandemic?
@Drug_Evidence
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It's all about $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ and zero to do with an actual "treatment plan". The goal is to expand "indications" for antipsychotics to autism, depression, anxiety, bipolar etc. Antipsychotic Drugs Market Size to Reach USD 33.69 Billion by 2028, with 6.2% CAGR; Stoked by
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@GovCanHealth
@BCSchizophrenia
it's time to investigate Otsuka finding and Canadian Consortium for Early Intervention in Psychosis aggressive marketing of neuroleptics
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The worst decision ever made in the case of many, many people in Victoria BC.
For a growing number of people going to a psychiatrist for help was the worst decision they ever made
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@ABDanielleSmith
The difference in cost of food is also astounding compared to BC...much more affordable.
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@wdpsychiatry
I admire you for speaking the truth and challenging the pharma driven narrative.
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Antipsychotic drugs (especially the long acting injections like Abilify Maintena) are huge business. The goal is to use technology to spread the marketing agenda and inject autism, depression, bipolar, Tourette's, anyone in corrections or "involuntary" for
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@DrAseemMalhotra
@jsbamrah
@RameshMehta15
@drbobgill
@AllysonPollock
@DrJBhattacharya
@carlheneghan
@SunetraGupta
@rustyrockets
@jordanbpeterson
@JonUngoedThomas
@markhollandlib
@cafreeland
maybe it's time to investigate Pharma payments in Canada? It appears drugs are approved by
@GovCanHealth
based on which drug company pays the lobbyist, who knows the MP, who tells me "that's how government works". A drug that had multiple class action
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DSM 5 book of fables come up with over 300 diagnoses and pills to match? Pharma sponsorship and marketing...Pharma sponsorship of a small group of "influencers" or "experts" in the field of psychiatry. More marketing and now only iatrogenic deaths and disabilty.
@markroseman
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You know what the biggest problem is in mental health and caring for people with mental health crises? In mathematics and physics 2 + 2 = 4, but in psychiatry 2 + 2 = 3 and sometimes 2+2 = 5 (sometimes even 7, or 9) and Pharma exploits that for drug marketing. Eg. long acting
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@_roseyesha
@KellyMartin02
@sulmoney
A decision that can be lifesaving. Deprescribing off polypharmacy and prescribing cascades before they die from iatrogenic harm.
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ECT certainly a big source of income...Royal Jubilee Hospital Mental Health Services are long overdue for an independent investigation. The prescribing of antipsychotics is atrocious....people are admitted, isolated and drugged. This is "gold standard" and "suicide" prevention.
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@sanilrege
I see mostly conflicts of interest with Pharma payments to the "experts" who "educate" other prescribers "virtually"...Pharma paid medical "education" companies and "research" that is 99% Pharma funded, ghost written and favourable short term results published.
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@RadoslawStupak
And how many would take a long acting antipsychotic injection for "convenience" or Electro convulsive therapy 8-12 rounds?
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Aripiprazole is under development for the treatment of agitation and pervasive child development disorders.[36] As of May 2021, it is in phase 3 clinical trials for these indications. We are now going to give neurodevelopmental delays, autism and neurodivergence
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MD's trust Health Canada to approve “safe drugs”. Who at the Health Canada level would have approved a drug with a Phase 3 study on children for a Phase 4 injection study for mood and anxiety!?!?! LOBBYIST PUSHED IT AND WHO APPROVED FEDERAL GOVT?
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Why has the Royal Jubilee Hospital become the Center of Excellence for Electroconvulsive Therapy? Seems like some of the policies and protocols are from the 1960's
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The Most Dangerous Thing You Will Ever Do - Mad In America
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Overprescribing, polypharmacy, prescribing cascades are far too common especially in mental health...
@Drug_Evidence
Are you be taking too many meds? Here’s how many people get into the poly pharmacy situation.
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I have never read a more stupid healthcare document. "Chemicals in your brain are out of balance"...
@taperclinic
@PaulMinotMD
@ChrisPalmerMD
@JM_Whiteside
This is British Columbia.
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Psychiatrists are not trained on recognizing dose dependent side effects of the very potent drugs they prescribe like Tylenol. Atypical antipsychotics have horrific side effects and serious drug interactions like prolonged QT, Torsades, Cardiac arrest, type 2 diabetes, sexual etc
Yes, this was me at 13. It was also almost every client I worked with. As a social worker we’re trained to refer everyone to a psychiatrist. Even if it’s clear the issue is caused by family dysfunction, poverty, etc. Its why I quit and choose to tell my story.
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@DrAseemMalhotra
@elonmusk
I am not an anti vaxer, I am not anti authority and I am not anti science but this chart is exactly how Pharma works. They fund lobbyists, Health Canada, experts, medical "education" companies, institutions, research
@iqvia
and prescribers. It gets a little frightening when they
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The drug addiction crisis and overdose crisis happened because of a perfect storm of outdated policies (Infants Act, Mental Health Act and Guardianship Act, ridiculous hospital "lockdowns" 2020-2023, Pharma sponsored "experts", Pharma sponsored "non profits", Pharma free trials
Could you really trust someone who believes your drug withdrawal symptoms or an adverse reaction to your drug is "mental illness" & thus increase the dose & add another drug?
Time to question competency.
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Why is no one at Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria BC speaking up? Outrageous, outdated clinical practice where polypharmacy, overprescribing, Pharma sponsored clinical trials and electroconvulsive “therapy” are the standard of practice? Lockdowns during 2020-2023 resulted in
I've been practicing psychiatry for 38 years. I love my job, my peers, and my patients. But I've come to the conclusion that I'm participating in the biggest intellectual scam of this era. We claim to be a science, but have no understanding how thought or behavior is generated./1
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I tried. I am going to get off Twitter now.
@GovCanHealth
does not understand WHY the expanded indication (mood) for Abilify Maintena antipsychotic injections for "convenience" and "to decrease caregiver burden" and to "facilitate hospital discharge" is very dangerous & I give up
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I have been raising awareness about the corruption of pharma
@OtsukaUS
. To quote an investment banker "there is a difference between unethical &immoral vs illegal. It's disgusting but nobody is listening. If this was made public it would be surprising if 1% of the pop even cared.
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@DrMcFillin
I interviewed a number of youth yesterday 20-30. Every single one of them was on an SSRI...Seriously!?!?!?
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@iam_emilyanne
@kenjaques
In British Columbia people can be “recertified”, on “extended leave” under Mental Health Act of BC, sometimes for years. The “treatment plan” is usually a forced long acting injection of antipsychotic like Abilify Maintena depot. They cannot refuse or they will be arrested,
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Psychiatrists and the pharma industry are to blame for the current ‘epidemic of mental health disorders".. via
@YouTube
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This is unbelievable… who the hell is prescribing these drugs and are they aware of the potential risks?
-What is the most common medication dispensed to breastfeeding women? (excluding birth control.)
-SSRI antidepressants.
-That's according to this new study that finds that 8.8% of breastfeeding moms were on an SSRI.
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@Inquiry_Canada
You should investigate the contracts
@OtsukaUS
has with
@VeteransHealth
and
@VeteransENG_CA
for antipsychotics for mood, Tourette’s and depression and Rexulti for older people with dementia …
@fda
warnings and they are injecting long acting drugs 😳😳😳
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Also seen with the newer partial dopamine agonist, atypical antipsychotics, used as "add on treatments for depression, bipolar and Alzheimer's dementia" (Vraylar, Rexulti, and Abilify).
Whenever I see a video of Akathisia I hate the doctors who prescribed me these drugs without a word of warning.
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Antipsychotics are over prescribed and overinjected in autism, foster care, and the elderly in British Columbia and especially
@VanIslandHealth
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Coroner reports never read “cause of death was iatrogenic harm from the prescribed neuroleptic or SSRI”
You better start investigating these children’s deaths it’s corporate manslaughter
@Durhampolice
believe me all their victims & the families who are still suffering the loss of their family and friends aren’t going away! We have all
#evidence
you need to prove case against
@TEWV
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Now add to that cocktails of IM and po meds, high seizure threshold, 8-10 consecutive general anesthetics with succinylcholine, propofol and fentanyl ... AND... is it really mania/catatonia or is this the drug side effect?
@Carl_Bourne
@KellyMartin02
@cchruk
It's not misinformation.
#ECT
carries risk of permanent brain damage. Patients are not being warned of risk, and many suffer severe cognitive impairment and memory loss. You are misinformed. There's been 80 years of patients being harmed without informed consent.
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@benzosarebad
@wdpsychiatry
How many psychiatrists would use personally use antipsychotics like Abilify for anxiety, Seroquel for sleep, or Abilify Maintena "convenient" monthly injections for mood disorders? None. Atypical antipsychotics have replaced the benzodiazepines and long term harms significant
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@markhollandlib
Let's start with implementation of The Sunshine Act. Pharma pays who and for what? You will be shocked at what goes on in Canadian healthcare.
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FDA approves pill with sensor that digitally tracks if patients have ingested their medication ... tracking compliance of antipsychotic use
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@CaulfieldTim
@RetractionWatch
@PeterHotez
@jonathanstea
@ScienceUpFirst
@GidMK
@AntibioticDoc
@DrShazmaMithani
@StanKutcher
Have you ever reviewed “mental health” literature? There is a shocking lack of anything that is not entirely Pharma funded, short term
@IQVIA_global
“clinical trials”, data collected by Pharma, ghostwritten and results swayed to look favourable.
@FearLoathingBTX
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Clinical Research Associate salaries at IQVIA $71,398 - $110,000/yr. Bonuses & extra compensation, a Clinical Research Associate at IQVIA can make $85,507 per year. That's a lot of money to arrest and inject 5000 "involuntary" people with Abilify Maintena every month in 2022
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