Isabel Brown
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1,640 appearances
11 recordings
8 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 4 Jun
Isabel Brown’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Most people estimate that about 12% of American adults of all ages are on some form of antidepressant in American culture today in the last year.
And that goes up significantly when you start looking at the range of 18 to 24 years old.
It's almost 17% of that age range in America currently prescribed antidepressants.
I was just at an event the other day at Health and Human Services about something unrelated, about moms, but was approached by a young woman in the audience who came running up to me after the event saying, oh, my gosh, I would love to tell you my story.
My name's Danielle.
And Danielle had been prescribed SSRIs, like many people in my generation, at seven years old for some form of depressive symptoms.
And her doctors insisted, you need this medication or you're going to die, ultimately telling her parents, you need this medication or she's going to die.
which is the exact same language that we have often seen with child gender transition.
That's that question, would you rather have a dead daughter or a living son?
So they put her on SSRIs when she was seven, and then she took them for about 15 years before finally deciding to quit.
But her doctors never warned her what the process of withdrawal was going to look like when she did eventually decide to stop taking them.
And now she has permanent brain damage like most young women who have been impacted by SSRIs.
She's dealing with sexual dysfunction and chemical asexuality.
Many people are calling these drugs chemical castrating drugs the same way that we've looked at puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones.
So you're watching a lot of the same downstream effects as the trans movement with overprescription of SSRIs.
But everyone's attacking our Health and Human Services Secretary Bobby Kennedy for saying there's something really sinister and wrong here.
I actually met Lauren a few weeks ago, funny enough, that beautiful young woman.
Yeah, she's extraordinary and one of the nicest people I've ever met.
And I would have had no idea that she was dealing with this on a daily basis until I saw her testimony a few weeks later.
And it just makes me wonder how many young women I interact with, and young men too, on a day-to-day basis, that this has become their everyday normal.
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