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Antidepressants Can Cause Long-Term Depression.

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Hello! :eek:

:rolleyes:

Shortly after Prozac became the best-selling drug in the world in the early 1990s, I proposed that there was little or no evidence for efficacy, but considerable evidence that the drug would worsen depression and cause severe behavioral abnormalities. I attributed much of the problem to "compensatory changes" in neurotransmitters as the brain resists the drug effect. Since then, in a series of books and articles, I've documented antidepressant-induced clinical worsening and some of its underlying physical causes. Now the idea has gained ground in the broader research community and has recently been named "tardive dysphoria."


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Esther12

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Thinking of the trade off between two bad things reminded me of this comedy bit (although it's very much from a well person's perspective - it's Louis CK):
 
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