Eric Smith

In essence, I was able to start questioning myself in a way that everyone for 10 plus years was like, Eric, you're out of it. Like you need treatment, you need meds. And it was such a powerful experience that I now walk away trying to help as many people as possible understand this med that saved my life, that turned things around, the treatment that I got, international recommendations.

In essence, I was able to start questioning myself in a way that everyone for 10 plus years was like, Eric, you're out of it. Like you need treatment, you need meds. And it was such a powerful experience that I now walk away trying to help as many people as possible understand this med that saved my life, that turned things around, the treatment that I got, international recommendations.

In essence, I was able to start questioning myself in a way that everyone for 10 plus years was like, Eric, you're out of it. Like you need treatment, you need meds. And it was such a powerful experience that I now walk away trying to help as many people as possible understand this med that saved my life, that turned things around, the treatment that I got, international recommendations.

are after two failed antipsychotics, not failed because of untoward side effects, but they didn't manage symptoms. International guidelines slash recommendations are clozapine is what you go to.

are after two failed antipsychotics, not failed because of untoward side effects, but they didn't manage symptoms. International guidelines slash recommendations are clozapine is what you go to.

are after two failed antipsychotics, not failed because of untoward side effects, but they didn't manage symptoms. International guidelines slash recommendations are clozapine is what you go to.

Good luck finding a majority of treatment providers to hop onto that bandwagon because there is red tape associated with it, like the blood draws at the beginning, which to be very clear, here in the US requiring that blood work That is not something a lot of the rest of the developed world does. They just let doctors prescribe. And if they want to order lab work at some time, they do.

Good luck finding a majority of treatment providers to hop onto that bandwagon because there is red tape associated with it, like the blood draws at the beginning, which to be very clear, here in the US requiring that blood work That is not something a lot of the rest of the developed world does. They just let doctors prescribe. And if they want to order lab work at some time, they do.

Good luck finding a majority of treatment providers to hop onto that bandwagon because there is red tape associated with it, like the blood draws at the beginning, which to be very clear, here in the US requiring that blood work That is not something a lot of the rest of the developed world does. They just let doctors prescribe. And if they want to order lab work at some time, they do.

It is because of all of the red tape and the lab work and all of that stuff that a lot of doctors are apprehensive. They're kind of on the fence about wanting to prescribe it. And here's this thing that gave my life back in a way I never thought possible. I went back to school within one year of being discharged. From the time I was an undergrad sophomore,

It is because of all of the red tape and the lab work and all of that stuff that a lot of doctors are apprehensive. They're kind of on the fence about wanting to prescribe it. And here's this thing that gave my life back in a way I never thought possible. I went back to school within one year of being discharged. From the time I was an undergrad sophomore,

It is because of all of the red tape and the lab work and all of that stuff that a lot of doctors are apprehensive. They're kind of on the fence about wanting to prescribe it. And here's this thing that gave my life back in a way I never thought possible. I went back to school within one year of being discharged. From the time I was an undergrad sophomore,

all the way through the end of grad school where I earned my master's degree at a flawless 4.0 GPA. This from a guy who dropped out of high school. Jail, addict, all of it, mental illness.

all the way through the end of grad school where I earned my master's degree at a flawless 4.0 GPA. This from a guy who dropped out of high school. Jail, addict, all of it, mental illness.

all the way through the end of grad school where I earned my master's degree at a flawless 4.0 GPA. This from a guy who dropped out of high school. Jail, addict, all of it, mental illness.

And I'm not here trying to say clozapine is what's going to do that for everybody, but I think it speaks very loudly that the general consensus internationally is after two failed antipsychotics, this is what people should have. And I want your listeners to ask themselves a question. How much of the 10 plus years of chaos could have been avoided if that red tape wasn't there?

And I'm not here trying to say clozapine is what's going to do that for everybody, but I think it speaks very loudly that the general consensus internationally is after two failed antipsychotics, this is what people should have. And I want your listeners to ask themselves a question. How much of the 10 plus years of chaos could have been avoided if that red tape wasn't there?

And I'm not here trying to say clozapine is what's going to do that for everybody, but I think it speaks very loudly that the general consensus internationally is after two failed antipsychotics, this is what people should have. And I want your listeners to ask themselves a question. How much of the 10 plus years of chaos could have been avoided if that red tape wasn't there?

For the people who are currently in jail or have family members in jail, incarcerated, prison, currently in rehab, currently in the midst of addiction, I want people to ask themselves, how much of that could be avoided if this drug that internationally is so highly regarded could be more accessible with less barriers accessing here in the U.S.?

For the people who are currently in jail or have family members in jail, incarcerated, prison, currently in rehab, currently in the midst of addiction, I want people to ask themselves, how much of that could be avoided if this drug that internationally is so highly regarded could be more accessible with less barriers accessing here in the U.S.?