Paxil Ads: Making Pill-Taking Look Easy
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I wonder how many years, how many people, how much money, was put into the insidious mind control methods of that ad alone, the Tavistockian methods, schools, experiments, funding, weaponization, social engineering…
I went to advertising school to learn computer graphics for web design and to learn to draw and the stuff they taught in psychology of advertisement and similar subjects, it's just inhuman, they treat people like cattle, how can stuff like that even be legal?
I was put on Paxil when I was 15 and it was a horrible experience. It did many things, all negative. It worked too well on my social anxiety- my grades plummeted, I started skipping school and partying. That’s not the worst though. I swear it made me crazy, unable to focus on anything, I can remember zoning in math class one day and thinking I was hallucinating. My mom was finally like WTF is going on, something is wrong. Would not recommend.
Paxil is the Devil 😢
Not allowed to have anxiety!
They rather put on badges with ‘suicide’ ‘killed myself’ ‘murdered my family’ or ‘pssd’ after taking it. If it was fair marketing
What’s your thoughts on Katimine and cslocybin for anxiety?
They are superficial fixes. They have their own issues. There is no silver bullet.
One main reason why so many people have debilitating mental issues: humans are at a mismatch with their environment.
Although humans adapt very well, that doesn’t mean they can endlessly adapt. They have limits. They way we are headed with technology is too overwhelming. There is more to it than this.
I have adhd and I’m prone to anxiety, especially when undermedicated. Since I’ve had so much trouble lately accessing stimulant medications (even though I’ve been on it successfully for 20 years), I gave psilocybin a couple of tries.
The trips were fantastic, but I felt things (like music) so intensely, it didn’t really address anxiety, per se.
I have started experimenting with vaping 3% nicotine (I smoked when I was much younger). The nicotine seems to be helping a lot! And, from what I’ve read, it’s actually quite well tolerated and works as well for many people as their regular stimulant med.
@@divinegon4671I agree 100000%. We are sane people living in a very sick system.
The irony is that no psychologist or psychiatrist would ever suggest getting a sleep study for someone presenting with anxiety, while anxiety is a symptom of common sleep breathing disorders like UARS or OSA.
Mine did (one, anyway); however, other than a CPAP for apnea, there’s little that can be done for most other sleep issues.
@@recynd77 There's BiPAP and even ASV. I'm using ASV for UARS.
@@recynd77 There's CPAP, BiPAP and even ASV. Not just CPAP.
@@recynd77 At lthe very east they can provide a device that allows normal breathing. CPAP doesn't guarantee that.
@@cebruthius all to correct apnea, is that right? There are loads of sleep problems that don’t relate to apnea, and they don’t have jack all for that.
I don't think being comfortable in one known space and then going into a non- familer space feeling apprehensive means I'm suffering from anxiety BUT as an introvert leaving an embedded comfort zone without a friend to meet me I try to make the place I am regularly found to be as easy going as possible for other patrons.. I don't want to give a bad impression so they would not come back because they feel unwelcome.. and yet I often feel unwelcome in places that are not my "home turf" it's a me problem..and I recognise it but I don't do anything to ease "anxiety" as some drink alcohol or smoke or take a pill. I "get over it" but is there something particularly wrong with feeling that hesitation in a new space? I don't know.