Young Women, Antidepressants and Suicide A report on the situation in Sweden 2013
A report on the situation in Sweden 2013
Health & Wellness | larsson telia.com | December 09, 2014
A report on the situation in Sweden 2013
The study was hailed in media and used for new prescription guidelines. But the actual disastrous results were concealed. No one – except the researchers involved – knew that 26% of the subjects receiving the “ADHD drug”
The European medical agencies have disapproved the ADHD drug Concerta for adults. The well selected short-term clinical trials did not hold: No certain positive effects; clear evidence that Concerta can cause anxiety and agitated conditions in ad ...
A new report about deaths in connection with the ADHD drug Strattera shows:
A confidential document, now made public by a Swedish court, tells how pharmaceutical companies (calling themselves the “Consortium”) are trying to stop long-term safety studies of ADHD drugs (Ritalin, Concerta)
A new report about deaths in connection with the ADHD drug Strattera shows:
The manufacturer, Eli Lilly, has now changed the label for Strattera in Europe to include warnings that Strattera CAUSES “hallucinations, delusional thinking, mania or agitation in children and adolescents without a prior history of psychotic illness or mania … at usual dose
A unique new report gives detailed data about suicides and psychiatric drugs.
The news that antidepressants in actual fact don’t work better than sugar pills and increase the risk for suicide have filled major media the last year. Psychiatrists, Big Pharma and medical agencies, responsible for distorting the facts for many years, are now working hard to
The manufacturer, Eli Lilly, is to change the label for Strattera in Europe to include warnings about onset of “psychotic reactions, hallucinations, mania and agitation”.
Newly uncovered data show that psychiatric drugs were behind 75 percent of ALL suicides among women (18-84) in Sweden (2006); antidepressants were behind 52 percent.
Incredible data have just been revealed that antidepressant drugs were behind 52 percent of all suicides among women (18-84) in Sweden (2006).
Speaking out about the harmful effects of the psychiatric drug Zyprexa, the Swedish Professor in Psychiatry, Rolf Adolfsson, said: “There is nothing worse than seeing a young person 17-18 years with a weight gain of 40-50 kg, and no one does anything! What is Swedish psychiatry