How Pharma Controls Psychiatrists

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

Комментарии • 211

  • @laynahodgson4994
    @laynahodgson4994 2 месяца назад +8

    1 hour and 10 mins in. Wow ❤ That is all that most people need. The drugs are never the solution 😢

  • @blackflyingfox3365
    @blackflyingfox3365 4 месяца назад +65

    I've even had medical professionals become downright hostile towards me when I told them about effects from drugs that persisted long after stopping the drug. They know exactly what these drugs do but they choose to sweep it under the rug to continue making money.

    • @claireh.7605
      @claireh.7605 4 месяца назад +2

      Your descriptions were valid up until the point that point and then they weren’t because they don’t have an answer anymore

    • @blackflyingfox3365
      @blackflyingfox3365 4 месяца назад +1

      @@claireh.7605 I'm just saying what happened to me. I can't force people to believe it. It looks like it happened to a lot of other people too.

    • @lilrodz
      @lilrodz 4 месяца назад +10

      They get pissed off at me for saying NO!

    • @janetnash8588
      @janetnash8588 4 месяца назад +8

      same

    • @patriciavandevelde5469
      @patriciavandevelde5469 4 месяца назад +1

      They make tons of money! They are legal drug dealers

  • @Q1776Q
    @Q1776Q 4 месяца назад +56

    Thank you for spreading the TRUTH, doctor!

  • @es1347
    @es1347 4 месяца назад +26

    Please, if you could address the issue of psychiatric drugs affecting the gut microbiome it would be of a great interest for many I think. Thank you for your support with the videos you're making.

    • @julieannbasungit-tarona1008
      @julieannbasungit-tarona1008 4 месяца назад +2

      no one is in interested unless they will make money out of it

    • @cassieroach3957
      @cassieroach3957 2 месяца назад +2

      It affects it in such a huge way… your gut is where you get majority of your serotonin!! Antidepressants are major contributor to gut health

  • @weclubwienerwaldenglish7269
    @weclubwienerwaldenglish7269 3 месяца назад +11

    In Austria, nearly every teenage I know has been prescribed antidepressants and antipsychotics.

    • @carlgauss1702
      @carlgauss1702 2 месяца назад

      @@weclubwienerwaldenglish7269 Its satanic. We are numbed so we dont realize the lies, and also told its for our own good.

    • @heide-raquelfuss5580
      @heide-raquelfuss5580 11 дней назад

      😢

  • @DennisBolanos
    @DennisBolanos 4 месяца назад +37

    Good to see real experts weighing in on these issues. 👏🏻

  • @user-xg4dk3ch6y
    @user-xg4dk3ch6y 4 месяца назад +9

    Amen! "Don't ask what is wrong with me but what happened to me". Well said. Thank you both of you doctors. You really should make a tv program for awareness of this or put it in the media in some way world wide. Personally these drugs have destroyed my life completely. Now I sit isolated as a mother of two who lives with their father together with a new family. For your information this happens worlwide, - for me here in Denmark.

  • @jtetteroo2919
    @jtetteroo2919 4 месяца назад +30

    Very enlightening interview. Hope lots of people see this. If only people came before profit.

    • @743lplkp
      @743lplkp 4 месяца назад +1

      sounds like concervative policy.

  • @jeanphillips1184
    @jeanphillips1184 4 месяца назад +25

    Reckless disregard in the pursuit of profit 🎯🎯🎯💣

  • @incognito595
    @incognito595 2 месяца назад +10

    I CAN'T BELIEVE I EVER THOUGHT THEIR PILLS WOULD HELP ME. MY LIFE AND MILLIONS OF OTHERS, WAS DESTROYED.

  • @elspethboyd8074
    @elspethboyd8074 4 месяца назад +5

    Very sensible and interesting presentation - thank you.

  • @mugiwaraboshi37
    @mugiwaraboshi37 4 месяца назад +15

    I respect you, Dr. Josef, so much for being here spreading the word, when you were getting paid $700,000 by industry!!!! Before this video I hadn’t really considered what you’d given up. I also have a hard time existing in corrupt institutions, I try to do my best to make a difference, but I don’t know if I could walk away from a salary like that. Never seen that much money in my life 😂 Seriously, thank you so much for giving us your insider perspective.

    • @God-hs4hc
      @God-hs4hc 4 месяца назад +2

      Dr. Josef is a standup guy. One of the few people I would trust to treat me.

  • @God-hs4hc
    @God-hs4hc 4 месяца назад +7

    Excellent interview Dr. Josef. You are on a roll my friend.

  • @cjanderson2371
    @cjanderson2371 4 месяца назад +24

    Improper diagnosis and improper prescriptions is one reason I’ve seen marriages end. The worst part is many psychiatrists will NOT involve the spouse for feedback. It’s really tragic because so many people are hurting as a result of bad medical practice.
    These big pharm companies and the doctors prescribing them care more about money and not being sued than actually doing real medicine.

    • @carlgauss1702
      @carlgauss1702 4 месяца назад +3

      There is only one way to correct all of this. Yes, that way.

    • @laynahodgson4994
      @laynahodgson4994 2 месяца назад

      The Dutch (Netherlands) are the worst offenders. They force medicate 95% (involuntary patients) against their will. Inject them using force and coehersion. The police and ggzingeest, arkin, SPA break arms, degrade women and sexually assault us. Teva is their own pharmaceutical company who manufacture and change name to off label Dutch naming for huge selections of really dangerously antipsychotic medicines. They injected me with so much tranq that I was in a drooling coma for 5-7 days where I was shaking from the side effects when coming off it. Cisordinol, they forced Halperidol into me which made me psychotic. Olazapine made me feel suicidal. I was traumatised and needed therapy and adhd. To this date, I have defied them and said no to their bi polar label. I said no to their forced medication. I stay strong and will continue to legally pursue them for medical misdiagnosis loss of earnings. Personal injury and trauma

    • @laynahodgson4994
      @laynahodgson4994 2 месяца назад +1

      I had been abused and had CPTSD and ADHD and probably ADHD. I had asked for help with therapy and an adhd diagnosis and got HURT. Instead

  • @futures2247
    @futures2247 4 месяца назад +72

    we need to bring all the critics together and put on a conference and keep speaking out - the culture of neoliberalism and conformity is causing so much harm. In addition to this is so very easy to delude ourselves that we are doing good, doing our best to help when the road to hell is always paved with good intentions.

    • @MrDoptro
      @MrDoptro 4 месяца назад +9

      I truly feel this is unpopular to say but I will say it anyway. It is the height of medical ignorance to use a benzo over morphine in almost any psychiatric situation. In a reasoned world the only reason a benzo should be given over morphine (when an anziolytic is required) is if the patient needs to be sedated to the point of unconsciousness in order to restrain them or something.
      If you and your doctor make the very serious decision to start an addictive medication to treat anxiety, depression, insomnia etc then Morphine works a million times better than any benzo for any reason you'd want to use it for (other than knock-out sedation).
      PLUS as we all know the damage that benzos cause makes them quite useless for anyone who isn't ignorant and brainwashed. Nobody who really understands benzos them would take them, only the unwitting would or a hard core junky 😞
      Morphine has a 10-14 day cold turkey withdrawals and does not damage any body organs.
      If you're going to take something addictive then it may aswell work and not be horribly poisonous.

    • @dustygatrell-ru7tg
      @dustygatrell-ru7tg 4 месяца назад +1

      ​​​@@MrDoptrothe only problem with taking morphine is that you csn build a tolerable pretty quick. Anthen many people will start using harder opiates. I see what your saying tho an I get it. Morphine would be better then benzos for anxiety medication. I agree. There mucu easier to get off of. An they worked just as good if not bettrr for anxiety. Imo

    • @TrueLunacy
      @TrueLunacy 3 месяца назад +2

      100%

    • @xanderpromeo
      @xanderpromeo 3 месяца назад +1

      Plenty of non neoliberalism has contributed to this issue too.

    • @Snowflake1374
      @Snowflake1374 12 дней назад +1

      SSRI cause damage for many as well.

  • @dustygatrell-ru7tg
    @dustygatrell-ru7tg 4 месяца назад +16

    I dont mean to oversimplify the situation. But i think what alot of doctors are missing these days is love for there pateints. True genuine care for there pateints. An alot of people are missing discipline an hard work. Wich is vital for a balanced mindset.

    • @carlgauss1702
      @carlgauss1702 4 месяца назад +3

      Its a culture thing. Look what people seek for entertainment. Violence and mockery, nothing cultivating. This world truly is run by stn.

  • @ijustagirl74
    @ijustagirl74 4 месяца назад +39

    I had motorbike hit and run,first they gave me sleeping tablets then depression drugs along with pain meds tramadol,fentynol after 5 years put me on quetitpine after that for 7 years..Then i as soon i it got in my system i started hallucinating,never done it in last 5 years of treatment but for 7 years they said i was phycotic..i suffered so much same visions for 7 years which was so traumatic.nobody belived me so after 12 intotal i decided to come off which they were not happy but if i did no help..i moved to france came off them all had a breakdown comming off them but guess what im surviving on no meds but never 1 vision again after that drug out of my system..The torture coming off them and drs having no empathy ,when in crisis at begining coming off them a french dr wrote me a script first meeting for just that drug ..thats the french and english doing same protocol..i have such dispair and trauma from my treatment..i trusted them ,they never listened and i got worst trauma from drs than my orginal trauma..i hope drs wake up as pharma is using them to hurt us.

    • @taperclinic
      @taperclinic  4 месяца назад +20

      My heart goes out to you and this misdiagnosis/mistreatment. It is inspiring to hear you stuck to your gut and knew they were a medication effect and advocated to get off despite no encouragement from your care team. This is a tragedy, and but now you are at a turning point and looking down a road of potential on life without medications. I’ve seen so many patients become alive before my eyes during their tapers - no longer blunted and dissociated. I wish you well and excited for the next phase of your life !

    • @carolflinn7790
      @carolflinn7790 4 месяца назад +1

      Why did they give you psych meds for an accident?

    • @ijustagirl74
      @ijustagirl74 4 месяца назад +13

      @@taperclinic You are the first person in medical field to acknowledge what i suffered.Each day i carry on in the hope one day dr's like yourself will speak about the harm they are causing worldwide to billions of people.Thankyou.Please keep these video's going,Drs go into the medical field with good hearts and intensions yet they learn the opposite and we as humanity are brought up to trust them.Humanity need people to speak ,my life is destroyed at 50 yet im one of the lucky ones who followed my gut instint.Once you realise everything we have been taught is a lie.Only then can humanity wake up to change everything for the better..Food is our medicine literally and our body and mind is self healing to a degree given right nutrients.No dr ever spoke about this.Food industry ,pharma,water,education,medical field,courts all do not have our best interests at heart.I still live in hope in my lifetime each sector and those who work in it will wise up come together ,face the fear of truth together in unity and say no more.

    • @CasJack-v5z
      @CasJack-v5z 4 месяца назад +1

      Be careful speaking they can silence you and put u in the exact place. There are many patients in those facilities who are labelled a crackpot but highly educated and medicated to the eyeballs to shut them up. Mental institution are not designed to help. It is for the people and the higher up don't want.

    • @Sara2090-b2l
      @Sara2090-b2l 4 месяца назад +2

      They do same strategy everywhere they just prescribing drugs like candies

  • @El-wc5hl
    @El-wc5hl 4 месяца назад +17

    How ironic that the industry coercion is based on human connection, when human connection is one of the first things to be negatively affected by the meds they are marketing. The symptoms they are meant to be treating are often caused by lack of interpersonal relationships in the case of the patient.

    • @incognito595
      @incognito595 2 месяца назад +3

      YES. AND VERY FREQUENTLY NARCISSISTIC ABUSE IS A MAJOR CAUSE OF THE DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY.

  • @DenshaOtoko2
    @DenshaOtoko2 4 месяца назад +8

    I totally called it 14 years ago.

  • @Castilda0311
    @Castilda0311 4 месяца назад +10

    What does a psychiatrist do? Mainly they write prescriptions. They ask you for a number that is supposed to represent where you fall on a depression or anxiety scale. They never define those terms. They ask you to recite the present day/date. 10-20 years ago my wonderful, empathetic psychiatrist TALKED to me and helped me survive the terminal cancer illnesses and deaths of both my husband and daughter. Sadly, I know that this treatment would not be available today. These doctors are employees who report to their organizations, with whom they share your personal information. 🎉

    • @4GSLmusic
      @4GSLmusic 4 месяца назад +5

      Thankfully my psychiatrist actually counsels me with plenty of time for an appointment once a month. She also is slowly tapering me off meds. She listens and is doing psychiatry properly. You don’t find too many psychiatrists like this. This needs to be the standard of care to see any remarkable positive change in the field.

    • @A_random_nerd_with_braces
      @A_random_nerd_with_braces 5 дней назад

      In NYC in the 90s I also had the amazing experience of a psychiatrist who was also a trained therapist. It was an amazing combination and she was wonderful, but now I know what I know I can’t help but feel angry that I was left on SSRIs and benzos far too long and given no help coming off years later Somehow I managed it myself with no guidance, it was absolute hell and still to this day I have no idea how I survived it.

  • @Audiobook876
    @Audiobook876 4 месяца назад +4

    Thank yok, doctor

  • @tmtb80
    @tmtb80 4 месяца назад +11

    This was great. Will be looking at his book.

  • @kimlec3592
    @kimlec3592 3 месяца назад +11

    Medicating emotional distress is what this whole society does.

    • @laynahodgson4994
      @laynahodgson4994 2 месяца назад +1

      Yes. So succinctly put. The industry is medicating emotional distress and hurting physically and emotionally traumatising humans more. 55.10 is talking about the trauma based response what caused this. Let's talk about it and provide help and therapy

    • @laynahodgson4994
      @laynahodgson4994 2 месяца назад +1

      56 mins MAKE THEM PUBLISH all data. Hold the authors of the papers accountable. The government's collecting taxes must help those dealing with challenges. In the Netherlands there is absolutely no help for foreign nationals for trauma and no private sector psychologists

  • @azalia423
    @azalia423 4 месяца назад +13

    Thank you.

  • @johnnyecoman9121
    @johnnyecoman9121 3 месяца назад +4

    A lot of review meetings consist of the psychiatrist asking if the patient is hearing voices to harm themselves or anyone else, and thats about it.

  • @claireh.7605
    @claireh.7605 4 месяца назад +9

    Ask your psychiatrist how many times a day they say “you don’t need a pill, prescribing one would do more damage than warranted.” You go to a doctor, you get a pill or at least get told if you want one, they will give you one.

    • @God-hs4hc
      @God-hs4hc 4 месяца назад +1

      Yeah they'll lobotomize you with an antidepressant that's about it.

  • @TwoBun
    @TwoBun 4 месяца назад +11

    I was damaged by psychiatry in late 2006 as a captured person, and a comedy of errors. I lost much health and abilities to Drug Induced Parkinson's from 30 grams of Lithium and Risperdal M-Tab. I had gotten a Social Worker to pass me a note about my medications.

    • @CasJack-v5z
      @CasJack-v5z 4 месяца назад +4

      Be very careful and be near family u explicitly trust. The place can pull any sort of tricks on you. Stay safe. Always have a witness when dealing with you if they have set you up in the past. God bless you X X

    • @carlgauss1702
      @carlgauss1702 4 месяца назад +5

      Those are no errors my friend. These doctors play dm but they know what they are doing.

  • @Dudeguymansir
    @Dudeguymansir 4 месяца назад +6

    I’ve had a 13 minute new patient interview. 13 minutes to prescribe ssri’s and stimulants

    • @carlgauss1702
      @carlgauss1702 4 месяца назад +4

      Yeah, in 5 min one of those "healers" determined my mind was a wreck, that Im schizophrenic and I need potent injections in my system. My whole life reduced to 5 minutes. These lads surely are big brained.

  • @nadiawilliams5865
    @nadiawilliams5865 2 месяца назад +10

    As a survivor of illlegal involuntary psychiatric hold due to corrupt "doctors" and abusive "family" kidnapping me - thank you for this well needed conversation. I was abused- it is ongoing - there was no "biological root"

    • @laynahodgson4994
      @laynahodgson4994 2 месяца назад +3

      I'm so sorry to read your story. I resonate entirely and therefore have shared you pain. Meditation for trauma release helps me a lot. I hope it helps you. You can be who you want to be now finally. It's hard but one day at time you grow stronger. You're a survivor help those who aren't as articulate as you. It helps healing ❤

    • @incognito595
      @incognito595 Месяц назад +1

      @@nadiawilliams5865 THEY HATE IT WHEN YOU DON'T TREAT THEM AS GODS, BECAUSE THEY WENT TO MEDICAL SCHOOL. THEY ABSOLUTELY HATE IT.

    • @Impaled_Onion-thatsmine
      @Impaled_Onion-thatsmine Месяц назад

      I was too with a biological root technically it's not legal in canada only fda approved? It said that on Wikipedia....also that it was a medical procedure on Facebook all these random pages were being made i was playing some weird game with Facebook pages whatever it was worked was extremely experimental and I was playing that game during the acute psychsosis before being admitted possibly the pharmacist got in a lot of trouble for giving me more than actual the prescription I asked for 1.5s - can we get them in - and they just said that's old I'll just give you more ?

  • @warrencraig6258
    @warrencraig6258 4 месяца назад +3

    Thanks as always Dr josef

  • @indigobunting2431
    @indigobunting2431 21 день назад +2

    The cost of these drugs is outrageous! Income is the main reason people get better, the receptionist told me at my clinic.

  • @blackflyingfox3365
    @blackflyingfox3365 4 месяца назад +36

    Can we please talk about the link between taking an SSRI and the sudden increased craving for alcoholic drinks. Also there might be a link between anhedonia because of low dopamine caused by medications like SSRI and antipsychotics. After a short stint on Risperdal I became a raging alcoholic at 23. I literally wanted to be drunk all the time and I wasn't like that before.

    • @taperclinic
      @taperclinic  4 месяца назад +10

      Yes great suggestion this is an effect!!

    • @bigmac-ln8sm
      @bigmac-ln8sm 4 месяца назад +2

      I Liked to Drink before and after ssris but while i was on them i also really Had alcohol cravings Like i had a Beer First Thing in the morning many Times and i didn't have such weird urges before and after. Really Strange. I also drank Coffee Like theres no tomorrow while i was on them

    • @kirakeynow
      @kirakeynow 4 месяца назад +9

      same. I had the same experience. Also my medication (ssri) altered my metabolism. I got fat and couldn't lose weight no matter what. Only keto works but it's too hard to my body. Also when I gained weight I also got very unhealthy. No matter how much I worked out. And no, I didn't eat any more food I ate exactly the same amount of food and calories and gained weight fast. Got a belly and insulin resistance. And yes, also started to drink a loooot of alcohol and craved cheese and unhealthy food. No I didn't eat the food but I literally had dreams about fast food. These medications are poison and should only be taken for some months. But yeah people don't take it seriously. It's really scary. And yes, med withdrawal is hell.

    • @lindsaygraham9115
      @lindsaygraham9115 4 месяца назад +3

      Wellbutrin and Effexor made me crave alcohol. They both caused extreme anxiety so I’m assuming that’s why.

    • @JohnF-n9u
      @JohnF-n9u 4 месяца назад +3

      I don't know if I'm allowed to post links, but there is a research study on Pubmed titled "Worsening stimulant use disorder outcomes coinciding with off-label antipsychotic prescribing: a commonly unrecognised side effect?" What it talks about is exactly what happened to me. I was on antidepressants and antipsychotics for 25 years for Bipolar disorder, and after being put on those medications I became an alcoholic and drug addict. The cravings to use drugs were overwhelming until I quit the antipsychotics 2 years ago. It pretty much ruined my life

  • @Edward-my9nk
    @Edward-my9nk 4 месяца назад +2

    Tremendous discussion! Boatload of takeaways!

  • @shahnazali4000
    @shahnazali4000 4 месяца назад +18

    My son got heart problems , when he was forced to take Clozapine for 2years, and was put on beta blockers.
    He only 30 years old
    a

  • @drsandhyathumsikumar4479
    @drsandhyathumsikumar4479 4 месяца назад +2

    Thank you both for your courage in speaking about neccessary truths Bravo and more power to the truthseekers ❤

  • @yoga_iaini
    @yoga_iaini 4 месяца назад +2

    Thanks for this interview!

  • @GöranÅgren
    @GöranÅgren 4 месяца назад +19

    Thank you!!!! as late as 1984 a psyciatrist (not privat) when i visited him at a hospital as 23 years old. Showed me a nice colourfull paper from a pharma COMPANY it was the new xanax, alprazolam medically called. He looked at me with a smile like a child at christmas, and said !" AND THE BEST THING WHITH THIS NEW MED IS THAT IT IS NOT!!!!!!!!! GOING TO DO YOU DEPENDENT!!!!!!! and just a few years later, it was known as the worst of the benzos!!!!!! I litterally want the authorithies to look at all md and fire them who presribe to much of this or to much of antidepressant, also doing you dependent!!! Thanks for doctors like u! DR Josef🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I am now 62 and deeply depended in xanax and get no help here in sweden!!!!! I am prepared to die this year cause i will not get the tapering slow enough!

    • @newkingdom6750
      @newkingdom6750 4 месяца назад +15

      Can you just stay on the benzo, prescribed as usual, and slow taper yourself? If you don't think your dr will help you with this, don't involve them. You can receive support and direction how to do this here online, like many of us have. I pray the best for you ❤

    • @apocalypta3620
      @apocalypta3620 4 месяца назад +5

      It's really all up to you.

    • @ellaMel4632
      @ellaMel4632 4 месяца назад +1

      Benzos are bad, but Xanax IS NOT the worst one. It depends on the person but many people stop Xanax after many years, even dr j said it, you should go slow and see. I have been following because l taper lorazepam and it just destroyed me and l think l will not make it 😢. If you’re healthy otherwise you’ll be ok, it’s not the worst drug at all. I should sue dr for prescription of lorazepam knowing about my health situation, but l am not capable of putting myself through any kind of stress. Try to taper

    • @God-hs4hc
      @God-hs4hc 4 месяца назад

      Never advocate for substances to be limited, that impedes on medical freedom for patients and ends up in Total tyranny.

    • @wellinever1558
      @wellinever1558 2 месяца назад

      Ĺ

  • @johnnybereallygood
    @johnnybereallygood 4 месяца назад +1

    thanks very much to you both Josef and John..that was good discussion..👍🙂- much to see and think about.👌

  • @ziziscorsese9475
    @ziziscorsese9475 4 месяца назад +4

    It’s not just for profit. Efficiency is a factor.

  • @paulkittell6650
    @paulkittell6650 2 месяца назад +3

    Pretty soon will be able to start a new tv network that only plays those "did you or a love one take the drug (fill in the blank).

  • @sjanoski8878
    @sjanoski8878 4 месяца назад +2

    Agree, thank you.

  • @psykomantis65-qh8dm
    @psykomantis65-qh8dm 4 месяца назад +5

    You are doing Lemmys work sir. I salute you 🎉

  • @paulkittell6650
    @paulkittell6650 2 месяца назад +3

    What is the one thing that every mainstream active shooter has in common?
    They were all on SSRI's

  • @estelled389
    @estelled389 4 месяца назад +3

    The TRUTH.

  • @MichaelStjärnfeldt
    @MichaelStjärnfeldt 4 месяца назад +17

    Evil 👿 and greed 💉🦠🤮🧬🤡👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

  • @paulkittell6650
    @paulkittell6650 2 месяца назад +3

    Remember, your only an expert as long as you go along with the narrative.

  • @SilentRunningRedux
    @SilentRunningRedux 4 месяца назад +4

    MINUTE 22-25+: Seroquel (quetiapine) being used off-label for SLEEP (or to damp down “anxiety,” ie stress/stressors?) is incredibly common. I know someone led to believe (by the prescribing doctor) that the drug was so *benign* that the person could take “handfuls” without ANY regard to the doctor’s own prescribed daily maximum dose. (As it’s not a controlled substance, when/if the patient runs out, the doctor can just RX more of it, without regard to guidelines for prescriptions in many US states that must be submitted to “the state”- eg for electronic records of prescriptions written for “controlled” substances). This person did not have the horrific side effects that many do, but that was just the doctor’s and patient’s “dumb luck” (not intending to be harsh here with either of them). Drug companies and med schools/residencies in the US (in contrast to eg Switzerland) lull Americans in particular into belief that drugs are mostly benign.

  • @johnbonacci128
    @johnbonacci128 4 месяца назад +9

    What you need to do is start listening to your patience tremendously we are all human with the same intelligence just because you have AD dr MD or whatever you have after or before your name doesn't make you any different than the individual standing in front of you asking for help.

    • @dustygatrell-ru7tg
      @dustygatrell-ru7tg 4 месяца назад +5

      No people look at doctors like there God's.

    • @MK-ih6wp
      @MK-ih6wp 4 месяца назад +3

      @@dustygatrell-ru7tg That is starting to change since the COVID pandemic.

    • @xanderpromeo
      @xanderpromeo 3 месяца назад +1

      @@dustygatrell-ru7tgthey’re mechanics, nothing more. The vehicle they’re working on is just treated worse than the auto shop.

  • @ste3015
    @ste3015 4 месяца назад +3

    they gave me haldol and fluvoxamine for what they called “general anxiety and depression”, from the first day I had attacks of akathisia and dystonia that were attributed, I don't know how, to my "disease". Until the eighth day I ended up in the hospital with my shoulder that was dislocating due to the strong attack of dystonia and finally they stopped that treatment and those horrible symptoms went away. It was hell, 8 months have passed and not only have I not been able to touch a drug but I am totally immobilized at the idea that I may have been sensitized from those days and that those symptoms could return even using normal drugs (beta blockers,antibiotics,pressure pills). I am afraid that I may have one of those that everyone calls "setbacks", due to a kind of sensitization of the central nervous system, Could you make a video explaining in which occasions these setbacks occur? If the symptoms have gone away does it mean that there has been no damage? Why people who have been on psych meds have problems with antibiotics? How long does this sensitization last and in what cases does it occur?

  • @bumbilion
    @bumbilion 4 месяца назад +2

    But honestly going to private hospital and the 3-4hrs of art room a day run by nurses with post grad in art was so therapeutic. Why can’t we get mental health services like this in the public, I am scared of I can’t afford my private health anymore.

  • @christinebadostain6887
    @christinebadostain6887 4 месяца назад +4

    Psychedelics are the new trend in psychological healing. but I beieve it is just another shortcut to the deep inner, painful work of becoming more conscious of reality.

    • @teresawalker7445
      @teresawalker7445 Месяц назад

      It’s their next tactic- tried that route both macro and micro dosing and can say it’s opening people up to the darkness in spirit realm. Was on many psych drugs for 30 yrs- Sought help through functional medicine and now free from all drugs. Dec 30 will be 3 years. I do not suffer from depression/anxiety/add today. THIRTY years on all the drugs -They nearly killed me due to suicide ideation in 2016. No longer suffering in silence- Praise God I am free from the nightmare. 🙏🏼

  • @DenshaOtoko2
    @DenshaOtoko2 4 месяца назад +3

    I saw this coming 17 years ago.

  • @adams1625
    @adams1625 4 месяца назад +7

    How often do you think psychs and NPS prescribe medicine or diagnose someone with unresolved addiction issues?
    How can someone make an accurate diagnosis when someone isn't sober or is abusing alcohol/drugs? Not to mention other lifestyle factors such as diet and exercise. It isn't even considered that any of those things could show up as mental illnesses, when in fact they aren't.
    Great point Dr. Josef you made, if peoples finances, relationships, diet, exercise, health etc. are in order you'll be in a great position

  • @bumbilion
    @bumbilion 4 месяца назад +1

    The problem is we can’t get any help from community mental health if we need bcuz it’s only an acute service, at least where I am regionally. It’s otherwise all private. Going to private hospital was a great experience, but it’s so expensive to keep up with top cover just to be eligible.
    I have adhd, severe symptoms, adult diagnosed, previously misdiagnosed, but ongoing issues kept coming up. I have many standardised tests, seen a neuropsychologist to get my diagnosis. I’ve tried most therapies and DBT skills was very useful.
    I find it very frustrating when ppl throw around the idea they think they have adhd but are doing very well in life, work with no complaints. I tell them adhd is a serve condition with impairments negatively affecting them at school, work, home etc. they tell me it can be mild and just cuz I’m doing well doesn’t mean I might not have it, whereas someone like me struggles on a daily basis and has ended up on dsp cuz my ptsd made the adhd worse. I literally couldnt work or study without my medication. And I have to be careful on other drugs like baclofem cuz they worsen my diagnosed executive dysfunction.

  • @Snowflake1374
    @Snowflake1374 12 дней назад +1

    Took SSRI 20 years of my life. Lost my boyfriend, no kids, career, income because of it. Im off after an adverse reaction and almost Cold turkey. Still sick and disabled 1,5 year off. It changed my brain and numbed me so i didnt understood it when I was on them. Until the side effects, brain and neuro effects, tolerance and my body said - something is very WRONG here.

  • @heide-raquelfuss5580
    @heide-raquelfuss5580 11 дней назад

    The first thing a patient should feel, entering your practice, is..., being a real friend to them.
    Being human.
    Interrested.
    Compassionate.
    A team mate, to make them believe, feel, they are not alone anymore and understood.
    Second, be there to analize the problems.
    Guiding them...and let them know, we are together in it, fighting the war.

  • @MrDoptro
    @MrDoptro 4 месяца назад +6

    I truly feel this is unpopular to say but I will say it anyway. It is the height of medical ignorance to use a benzo over morphine in almost any psychiatric situation. In a reasoned world the only reason a benzo should be given over morphine (when an anziolytic is required) is if the patient needs to be sedated to the point of unconsciousness in order to restrain them or something.
    If you and your doctor make the very serious decision to start an addictive medication to treat anxiety, depression, insomnia etc then Morphine works a million times better than any benzo for any reason you'd want to use it for (other than knock-out sedation).
    PLUS as we all know the damage that benzos cause makes them quite useless for anyone who isn't ignorant and brainwashed. Nobody who really understands benzos them would take them, only the unwitting would.
    Morphine has a 10-14 day cold turkey withdrawals and does not damage any body organs.
    If you're going to take something addictive then it may aswell work and not be horribly poisonous.

    • @carlgauss1702
      @carlgauss1702 2 месяца назад +2

      @@MrDoptro Good analyisis. But dont expect good from evil.

  • @carolburmeister3044
    @carolburmeister3044 11 дней назад

    Needs to b a public hearing all these critics together coming forward speaking out to the authorities who have also been fooled by psychiatry.

  • @zak-a-roo264
    @zak-a-roo264 4 месяца назад +5

    PLEASE pay attention to people in the first week STARTING Citalopram. Y'all suck for not warning us about the potential for what amounted to basically a terrible "BAD TRIP", full nightmare for 3 to 4 days. I cry when I think about it, doesn't that mean it GAVE ME PTSD?! Abandoned by my prescriber after a 10 minute interview in which I complained about side effects, never heard from her again, I quit that week a year and a half ago. Cold turkey sucked but really no worse than being on it.

    • @taperclinic
      @taperclinic  4 месяца назад +8

      You are right, the first few weeks starting any psych med is one of the highest risks of severe adverse reactions especially akathisia, suicidal thoughts and behaviors, and mania. I am so sorry to hear you were abandoned during this terror. Good on you to stop that drug and stay safe!

    • @Yellow-oc4sl
      @Yellow-oc4sl 4 месяца назад +2

      I can not take that it almost killed me , when I was younger it helped at first but than the side effects got worse I had jaundice really bad lost weight dramatically I quit taking that and it went away , makes you have extreme mania running on e and go go go not for me , it's bad for me ,

  • @hipgnotist777
    @hipgnotist777 4 месяца назад +1

    I've read three articles written by former editors-in -chief of major journals that promise nothing but lies from those journals. There are more.

  • @indigobunting2431
    @indigobunting2431 6 дней назад

    My friend was putvon Haldol. He died alone 6 months later at 59.

  • @elizabethabbott5297
    @elizabethabbott5297 3 месяца назад +2

    i understand this but is it not the docs who take the Hippocratic oath Do No Harm so should they
    not avoid prescribing chancy meds. The companies who produce these antidepressants and so on are of course going to promote their product but I do not think they are under the same obligation as the doctors have.

  • @iloveYah88
    @iloveYah88 4 месяца назад +2

    #truth

  • @jimwillmott6050
    @jimwillmott6050 2 месяца назад

    Unbiased public research and education aimed at physicians is the best option. This was the method that advanced American agriculture. The Federal Land Grant-based Cooperative Extension Service. The same idea, publicly funded, to target doctors as was done for farmers.

  • @rotikithaali8959
    @rotikithaali8959 4 месяца назад +6

    Seen first doc who speaks truth

    • @NeseretBemient
      @NeseretBemient 4 месяца назад +1

      A child psychiatrist at that! He's a unicorn.

  • @jeffcholewinski7711
    @jeffcholewinski7711 4 месяца назад +6

    What got me, was the $250 out of pocket expense for a 20 minute zoom call.

  • @shahnazali4000
    @shahnazali4000 4 месяца назад +2

    Also, do vitamins intefere with antipsychotic drug Clozapine taper

    • @apocalypta3620
      @apocalypta3620 4 месяца назад +1

      Some people tolerate them and some don't. Feed your brain.

    • @TrueLunacy
      @TrueLunacy 3 месяца назад

      Get off clozapine it’s absolute poison

  • @ancabostinariu6550
    @ancabostinariu6550 4 месяца назад +1

    I would like if possible to hear comments re medication for ADHD and the new v research with some drugs for PTSD and depression.

  • @hannahrosa5485
    @hannahrosa5485 15 дней назад

    My daughter is taking "shrooms" after 4 years of hoodwinking her doctors. She doesn't want to work for a living. Sadly.

  • @Yellow-oc4sl
    @Yellow-oc4sl 4 месяца назад +2

    I use to take cymbalta for over 15 years and i tried taking it again no way my body reacted and rejected this med , it does not work had serve side effects not sure if it something my body is allergic to but worse ever i had to stop that asap. , then i started paroxatine hcl so terrible with the side effects madey symptoms worse , i dont like the fact that it makes you run on e so freaking nauseous and no appetite is the most terrible thing i experienced with this med , i had serve side effects i dont take take any more neither ,both of those meds for me was like worse than drinking two cups of starbucks coffee,
    My question is why is there titadiom dioxide and other chemicals in it that causes these issues more of the side effects than getting to the root of the issue of nerves and cells that alligim better than this , it makes me feel upset , and another fact is all the meds have changed and ingredients, its amazing how that is , i do however take a antianxiety med though it does help some , but my goodness
    These meds are supposed to help fpr people instead its making them more sick by all the darn yuck side effects it does not make sense to me at all except the phrama makes more money

  • @incognito595
    @incognito595 4 месяца назад +8

    Charlatans.Fraud.

  • @johnnybereallygood
    @johnnybereallygood 4 месяца назад +3

    I think Govt MH / led by Psychiatry has given people a pretty good stear into a mental thinking- new world-' reality.. so how about that...😁😉 Johnny...👍✌️

  • @AndrewB996
    @AndrewB996 28 дней назад +1

    the peoples lives psychiatry has destroyed. its terrible.

  • @indigobunting2431
    @indigobunting2431 6 дней назад

    Where are the ketamine and MDA trauma therapists? The adjunct therapy is not available!

  • @shahnazali4000
    @shahnazali4000 4 месяца назад

    Please could you help with giving a schedule of 150 mg of clozapine down to a taper of 0.

    • @Yellow-oc4sl
      @Yellow-oc4sl 4 месяца назад

      You would have to start small tapper off that med at that mg , before you know it you will be taking a smaller amount and not be taking it any more but an actual fact is later you can have withdrawal system from not taking it kind of like a relapse and SSRI as well

    • @shahnazali4000
      @shahnazali4000 4 месяца назад

      Thankyou for your response, but once you start the new reduction of 10 mg , how can one decrease down further to 0 , as the smallest mg. do not come in tablet form.

    • @4GSLmusic
      @4GSLmusic 4 месяца назад +1

      ⁠@@shahnazali4000get your dr to write a script to a compounding pharmacy. This will be a liquid form of the drug. This will allow for a slower taper. Toward the end, most people will want to go slowly to allow receptor occupancy to level off. For instance, some patients cannot go greater than a 10% reduction every 4-6 weeks. Some may need as low as 1% drug reduction every month or so. It just depends on what symptoms you feel. It won’t always be comfortable. However, we want this to be as tolerable as possible. Can someone still function? We want people to function even if they’re uncomfortable…we don’t want someone to be completely to the point of dysfunction and illness that they’re unable to do simple daily things. Pay attention to your symptoms during your taper to report back.

  • @ERNIE555
    @ERNIE555 4 месяца назад +3

    Nothing new

  • @christinakinne9790
    @christinakinne9790 4 месяца назад +12

    YOU BOTH KNOW THESE DANGEROUS DRUGS ARE ADDICTING AND DONT " CURE" ANYTHING AS YOU KNOW THERE ARE NO BIOLOGICAL TESTING. IT IS VRISDIAN ROULETTE TO ADMINISTER THESE POISONS: 1ST RESPONSIBILITY- DO NO HARM. SO WHY ARE YOU STILL GIVING DRUGS OUT ?

  • @Protracted-Withdrawal
    @Protracted-Withdrawal 4 месяца назад

    My story is in my bio :)

  • @Protracted-Withdrawal
    @Protracted-Withdrawal 4 месяца назад

    look nice

  • @davidsuzukiispolpot
    @davidsuzukiispolpot Месяц назад

    Inequality is the fundamental cause yeah yeah so you're a socialist too.
    Tell me about all the super happy people in the socialist countries.....