Prescription for Violence: Psychiatry’s Deadly Side Effects

More than 280 million people around the world are prescribed psychiatric drugs—despite 100 international regulatory warnings citing violent and suicidal behavior as possible side effects.

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There are many ways you can join in the fight to end the violence and the psychotropic drugging. From social media to marches, petition drives and letters to your local congress—here’s what you can do.

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If you learn of any adverse aftereffects from psychiatric drugs, report them to your national regulatory agency. You can also make a confidential report to CCHR.

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“Every time there’s another one of these mass killings in the news, the first thing I want to know is what drug the person was taking.”

—Psychologist

PRESCRIPTION FOR VIOLENCE
PSYCHIATRY’S DEADLY SIDE EFFECTS

A SUPPLEMENT TO THE DOCUMENTARY

CONTENT INCLUDES:

Introduction
Murder
Mass Murder
School Shootings
Suicide

Crawling Out of Your Skin
The Dependency Trap
Corruption and Betrayal
The Money Machine
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A PSYCHIATRIST WITH A LOADED RX PAD.

Look at any package insert of any psychiatric drug, and you will see a long list of gruesome side effects. On many of these inserts, prominently listed are aggression and hostility. No one can tell who will or won’t experience suicidal and violent thoughts and actions too often induced by psychiatric drugs.

One common adverse effect is depersonalization. This feeling of disassociation and detachment can open the door to some extremely sudden and violent acts. One killer on these drugs described his murderous thought process as, “It wasn’t a ‘want to’ … it was a ‘need.’ I had to.”

QUICK FACTS:

A recent study of 484 drugs on the market found 31 disproportionately linked to violence. 24 of them were psychiatric drugs.
During a nine-year period, psychiatric drugs have caused violent reactions in an estimated 1.4 million cases, equivalent to one act of drug-induced violence every three minutes.
Up to one in four people on some antidepressants will experience the living hell of akathisia. For those on antipsychotics, that rate can swell up to 75%.

Physical dependence on some psychiatric drugs can occur within days, and withdrawal symptoms can begin in a matter of 6–8 hours.
The psychiatric industry has zero tests for mental illness, zero effective treatments and, worst of all, zero cured patients.
The global mental health market annually banks well over $400 billion.

SOME PRESCRIPTIONS SHOULD NEVER BE FILLED.

Psychiatrists have a major drug problem. They prescribe psychotropic drugs such as Prozac, Xanax and others in 86% of all office visits. People set off by psychiatric drugs are wreaking carnage in public places, including shopping malls, churches, movie theaters, concerts and university campuses.

Watch Prescription for Violence: Psychiatry’s Deadly Side Effects, a disturbing new documentary that exposes the perils of psychiatric drugging.

During a nine-year period, psychiatric drugs have caused violent reactions in an estimated 1.4 million cases, equivalent to one act of drug-induced violence every three minutes.

If that number bothers you, contact us to learn more. If it doesn’t, you must be a psychiatrist.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

We’ve been on the front line for over 50 years. Come stand with us.

By now, you are as enraged over lethal psychiatric drugging as we are.

Six ways to say no to psychiatric drugging.

If you learn of any adverse aftereffects from psychiatric drugs, make sure they are reported to your national regulatory agency.

You have the right not to remain silent.

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