Matt Walsh

around 23 million women use SSRIs compared to about 11 million men.

And this is just one form of psychiatric drugs, by the way.

Now, why might that be?

Why is there such a massive gender disparity with this medication?

then why do we find this enormous difference between men and women?

How do you explain that?

Nobody in the psychiatric industry will answer that question.

They have no answer for it.

It's like long COVID.

We're just supposed to conclude that for some reason it affects women far more than men.

It can't possibly have anything to do with the fact that women are anxious and miserable because for the past 50 years they've been told to murder their own children, work 40 hours a week in a soulless office building instead of raising a family, and pretend that men can transform into women by saying a few magic words, all while their brains are being fried by social media.

Can't be that.

Instead, the psychiatric industry will tell you that women must have some sort of unusual chemical imbalance in their brain for whatever reason, even though there's no data to support that theory whatsoever.

And even though the concept makes no logical sense.

If so many women have this chemical imbalance, then how do we even know that it is an imbalance?

I mean, what is the right balance?

What is the correct chemical balance that all of these other chemical imbalances are being judged against?

Nobody knows.

When a doctor says, oh, you have a chemical imbalance.

Oh, so what's the right balance?