| Robert McGregor 2004-08-29, 10:07 pm |
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> when my shrink put me on zoloft, he warned that a major side effect
of the
> medication was 'vivid dreams'. This is one side effect I can
actually enjoy.
> My using dreams are a bit much though. They're oh so real. The
sexual side
> effects of the Rx are another matter.
>
Peter Breggin, M.D., & David Cohen, Ph.D., in YOUR DRUG MAY BE YOUR
PROBLEM:
"If people do feel better when drinking alcohol or smoking marijuana,
it is
because they feel better when their brain is impaired. Psychiatric
drugs are
no different. The people . . . may feel less of their emotional
suffering.
They may even reach a state of relative anesthesia. But to the degree
that
they feel better, it is because they are experiencing intoxication
with the
drugs." (p. 2)
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