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Tag Archives: Psychiatric Drugs
How to Cultivate Empathy
A prime example of creating unawareness is psychiatric drugs. Continue reading
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Alternatives to Psychiatric Drugs
There are non-drug alternatives for adverse mental conditions. Continue reading
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Wasted Billion$ Spent On Violence Prevention
Psychotropic Drugs’ Role In Mass Shootings Continue reading
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Are You Woke?
Woke has evolving meanings due to rapidly changing social conditions. Continue reading
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The Serotonin Theory Of Depression Is In The News Again
The serotonin theory of depression is not empirically substantiated. Continue reading
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If You’ve Got It, Flaunt It!
Humanitarian alternatives to harmful psychiatric options. Continue reading
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As Nation Reels From Mass Violence, CCHR Calls For Mandatory Toxicology Tests
Read CCHR’s comprehensive report, Psychiatric Drugs Create Violence and Suicide. Continue reading
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Bigotry – A Sign of the Times?
When confronted by a bigot, what can you do about this? Continue reading
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The Truth About Drugs
Why Do People Take Drugs? Continue reading
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