Laura Delano
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735 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard 12 Jun
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And now I have long since known that these drugs have never been studied in combination with each other for their safety purposes.
So we basically are conducting a massive societal experiment on a population of people who are in pain, who do often need help.
And none of us have been told this.
I think now is now our culture is waking up to this and realizing something isn't working here.
Something isn't right.
Maybe this isn't actually the one-size-fits-all answer for all people to just put you on a prescription that you'll be on potentially for the rest of your life with zero evidence base.
Well, people, I mean, depending on the drug class,
Common adverse effects that often mimic the diagnoses themselves are brain fog, memory issues, fatigue.
For certain drug classes, people often get ramped up anxiety, panic, stress responses to things, sleep problems, obviously anxiety.
metabolic problems especially antipsychotics when I was on antipsychotics I mean my multi-drug regimen always had at least one antipsychotic on it I eventually my weight fluctuated 70 pounds um for years I was almost 200 pounds and I remember being told basically that I was shallow and like and vain for caring about weight gain when you know my life was at stake you
I'm like, that's just so wild to me.
And the reality is I took that in as feedback to actually in court.
I was like, maybe I am.
Maybe I am being shallow.
You know, I do have this serious illness.
So people experience all kinds of adverse effects that mimic the diagnoses.
And when they try to come off their meds, because they don't know how to taper slowly, because their doctors don't know, because there are literally zero safe tapering protocols that now is changing, of course, with Secretary Kennedy, people think how they feel when they come off their meds is their so-called baseline, is their untreated condition and basically how they would feel for the rest of their lives, which is why they so often go back on.
Because they're told, see, you don't want to live this way.
It was a mistake to come off.
And they go back on and they feel better because they're not in withdrawal anymore.
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