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Adam Lanza on Anti-psychotic drugs weeks before shooting

  • 18-12-2012 9:29pm
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    kristopher_1
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    While the debate about gun control continues over in the US, few are debating the dangers of anti-depressants and atypical anti-psychotic drugs.

    Anyone who has read some of the horror stories at http://www.ssristories.com/ will know that some of the side effects when taking anti-depressants and anti-psychotic drugs is an increase in aggression, hostility to other people and suicide (just to name a few)...however this fact is rarely if ever reported by the mainstream media.

    We are now learning Adam Lanza was prescribed Fanapt (ILoperidone) in the weeks up to the shooting.

    Some of the side effects from this drug include:
    Psychiatric side effects including restlessness, aggression, and delusion have been reported frequently. Hostility, decreased libido, paranoia, anorgasmia, confusional state, mania, catatonia, mood swings, panic attack, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bulimia nervosa, delirium, polydipsia psychogenic, impulse-control disorder, and major depression have been reported infrequently.

    Nervous system side effects including dizziness (up to 20%), somnolence (up to 15%), extrapyramidal disorder (up to 5%), tremor (3%), and lethargy (up to 3%) have been reported. Paraesthesia, psychomotor hyperactivity, restlessness, amnesia, and nystagmus have been reported infrequently. Restless legs syndrome has been reported rarely.

    Doesn't psychiatry have a lot to answer for?
    How can doctors prescribing these toxic chemicals call it "medicine" ?
    Just look at the side effects and tell me how someone could be cured with that sh1te!

    Bigger question is how many people in Ireland have committed violent acts of crime while taking these drugs?

    What about the number of suicides, how many were prescribed this kind of "medicine" ?
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