Today growing numbers of medical professionals, scientists and doctors are publishing studies exposing the facts that have been kept from the public. In September 2006, Dr. David Healy, Director of Cardiff University's North Wales department of psychological medicine, and colleagues published the findings of their study of the antidepressant, Paxil, in the journal Public Library of Science Medicine stating: "We've got good evidence that the drugs can make people violent and you'd have to reason from that that there may be more episodes of violence." In a 2003/2004 analysis of psychiatric drug induced violence/suicide, published in International Journal of Risk & Safety in Medicine, psychiatrist Peter Breggin concludes, "There are many reports and studies confirming that SSRI [Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor] antidepressants can cause violence, suicide, mania and other forms of psychotic and bizarre behavior."
CCHR's new documentary is featured on its website http://www.cchr.org, on a section entitled "Psychiatric Drugs, Violence and School Shootings." The website also features medical studies regarding treating patients without the use of psychiatric drugs under "Solutions/Alternatives."
What others are saying about the documentary:
"An excellent tool to educate and empower parents on the abuse and proliferation of psychoactive drugs throughout our families and school systems. Parents need to be made aware of the devastating effects of these poisons on our most cherished resource."
-Dr. Colbey Forman, Dean of Barron University, School of Psychoneurology
"The documentary is not only excellent qualitatively but extremely accurate. The public and the professional communities need to see it."
-Dr. David
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