Dr. Josef Witt-Doerring

I think that's the extraordinarily rare case that it's completely a brain problem.

I think that's the extraordinarily rare case that it's completely a brain problem.

And that's one of the dangers of using the medications in humans as well. There's a sense of, well, I'm doing what the experts are telling me. I'm looking after my mental health, where your depression or your anxiety is so much more than taking a pill. You know, there's so many things, like I mentioned, cultivating relationships and work that you love, looking after your health.

And that's one of the dangers of using the medications in humans as well. There's a sense of, well, I'm doing what the experts are telling me. I'm looking after my mental health, where your depression or your anxiety is so much more than taking a pill. You know, there's so many things, like I mentioned, cultivating relationships and work that you love, looking after your health.

But it gives people a false sense of security that, yes, they're really handling things when they might not be. And, you know, like I mentioned, I take people off meds who have been on them for two decades. And when they come off, we're rebuilding their lives, you know, and teaching them how to process their emotions. And so in some ways, it might actually be...

But it gives people a false sense of security that, yes, they're really handling things when they might not be. And, you know, like I mentioned, I take people off meds who have been on them for two decades. And when they come off, we're rebuilding their lives, you know, and teaching them how to process their emotions. And so in some ways, it might actually be...

slowing things down for them, unfortunately.

slowing things down for them, unfortunately.

Right. Yeah, that's kind of what I wanted.

Right. Yeah, that's kind of what I wanted.

I think one that's really good for people to listen to is the one, it's called Psychiatrist Hurt by Drugs He Prescribed. It challenges the whole profession. And the thumbnail has a photo of Mark Horowitz and it says, I got really hurt. And that one I think is a great story because it talks about a psychiatrist who everyone assumes is meant to know the risks of these medications.

I think one that's really good for people to listen to is the one, it's called Psychiatrist Hurt by Drugs He Prescribed. It challenges the whole profession. And the thumbnail has a photo of Mark Horowitz and it says, I got really hurt. And that one I think is a great story because it talks about a psychiatrist who everyone assumes is meant to know the risks of these medications.

But he falls for the same narrative. And so I think that's a really interesting one. I mean, some of these stories are really – can be really quite emotional and sad. I mean, we have – You know, if I think about another one, we've got, I feel like there's an interview I did with a gentleman called Matt Marin, M-A-R-I-N, it's called Surviving Akathisia and Protracted PsychMed Withdrawal.

But he falls for the same narrative. And so I think that's a really interesting one. I mean, some of these stories are really – can be really quite emotional and sad. I mean, we have – You know, if I think about another one, we've got, I feel like there's an interview I did with a gentleman called Matt Marin, M-A-R-I-N, it's called Surviving Akathisia and Protracted PsychMed Withdrawal.

He's just a very likable person. He's young. He's attractive. And he kind of talks about how he got lulled into taking these medications and then how it caused him a whole bunch of problems. And let me see if I had one more. He asked for three. This is very sad.

He's just a very likable person. He's young. He's attractive. And he kind of talks about how he got lulled into taking these medications and then how it caused him a whole bunch of problems. And let me see if I had one more. He asked for three. This is very sad.

Yeah, the last one would be Benzo's Killed My Husband, interview with Kelsey Krause. This is a story of a woman who loses her husband because he comes off the medications too quickly. And I talk a lot about this on my channel. It's a condition called protracted withdrawal, where some people, if they come off their meds too quickly, they experience a traumatic brain injury.

Yeah, the last one would be Benzo's Killed My Husband, interview with Kelsey Krause. This is a story of a woman who loses her husband because he comes off the medications too quickly. And I talk a lot about this on my channel. It's a condition called protracted withdrawal, where some people, if they come off their meds too quickly, they experience a traumatic brain injury.

It's almost like they've had a very severe concussion. And this happens to her husband and she fights to keep him alive for years, but eventually fails. And that's a very moving interview. So I think, I mean, those would be the ones that I really think are quite powerful. But I don't want people listening to this. These are sad stories. I mean, these aren't uplifting stories.

It's almost like they've had a very severe concussion. And this happens to her husband and she fights to keep him alive for years, but eventually fails. And that's a very moving interview. So I think, I mean, those would be the ones that I really think are quite powerful. But I don't want people listening to this. These are sad stories. I mean, these aren't uplifting stories.