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| On Thu, 28 Apr 2005 01:59:00 GMT, Lucida <lucida13@earthlink.net>
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>On 4/27/05 9:37 PM, in article haf071hkkcgbthcrp2gi5eadauaogop0hr@4ax.com,
>"Jake" <invalid@invalid.com> wrote:
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>The only fact is that the link Linda provided is to a bogus "expert" with no
>credibility. If you want to consider this a "fact," go ahead. Just don't
>expect anyone rational to buy any of the crap on sale.
>Oh, and since you apparently take this person seriously, could I interest
>you in some lakefront property in Arizona? Or the Brooklyn Bridge, perhaps?
>The source IS rubbish, Jake. I can't help that. Sorry. I'm also sorry you're
>not smart enough to realize it. I guess you will grasp at anything that
>seems to support your flimsy arguments.
odd then that all the claims she has made over the years as to the
negative effects of SSRIs have all been vindicated by the FDA and
become part of orthodox science..
>I don't know anyone who was killed by SSRIs,
oh I guess that settles it then..
if you dont know them they cant exist..
> but I know a lot of people who
>had their lives saved by them. If people were dropping like flies, you'd
>think *real* scientists and doctors would notice, don't you?
they have..
clearly you actually know nothing about this subject and simply
recycle malicious gossip and hearsay..
> But they
>aren't, which is why you have to scrape the bottom of the barrel and come up
>with these pseudo-scientists to allegedly "prove" your point with
>non-existent "evidence."
see above..
http://www.antidepressantsfacts.com...oloft-Paxil.htm
More recently, Dr. David Healy, an expert on the brain's serotonin
system and the director of the North Wales Department of Psychological
Medicine at the university of Wales, estimated that "probably 50,000
people have committed suicide on Prozac since its launch, over and
above the number who would have done so if left untreated."
>I could call myself "Dr." and put all kinds of rubbish on the web
why not?
"Nom dr Plume " does
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>wouldn't make it a "fact" any more than these are "facts." Sorry. I'm not
>buying.
clearly you have no interest in the facts
no matter..
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Twelve of 15 studies of the popular antidepressants,
known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors,
failed to show that the drugs were effective in children.
When the committee began its investigation earlier this year,
only three of those studies had been published, according to the committee. Several have been made public since then.
An internal FDA study and a study done by Columbia University
at the FDA's request both concluded that, according to the
drug companies' own trials, children were almost twice as likely
to have suicidal thoughts or behavior if they took the drugs
than if they took placebos
http://www.antidepressantsfacts.com...I-data-kids.htm
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