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"Drug-Induced Dementia: A Perfect Crime"
http://whale.to/a/jackson_h.html
1) the causal connection between antipsychotic drugs and Alzheimer's disease 2) the evidentiary link between stimulants (ADHD drugs) and shrinkage of the brain 3) the limitations of the neurogenesis theory of antidepressant action (in fact, Dr. Jackson discusses the research evidence which shows that antidepressants damage the hippocampus - the learning and memory center of the brain) 4) the evidence for mood stabilizers as neurodegenerative, rather than neuroprotective agents 5) the reasons why existing drug treatments are particularly hazardous for survivors of traumatic brain injury (i.e., soldiers with head injuries) |
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"Drug-Induced Dementia: A Perfect Crime"
"john" wrote in message ... http://whale.to/a/jackson_h.html 1) the causal connection between antipsychotic drugs and Alzheimer's disease 2) the evidentiary link between stimulants (ADHD drugs) and shrinkage of the brain 3) the limitations of the neurogenesis theory of antidepressant action (in fact, Dr. Jackson discusses the research evidence which shows that antidepressants damage the hippocampus - the learning and memory center of the brain) 4) the evidence for mood stabilizers as neurodegenerative, rather than neuroprotective agents 5) the reasons why existing drug treatments are particularly hazardous for survivors of traumatic brain injury (i.e., soldiers with head injuries) Good one John. You see this is the difference between a-l-l-o-p-a-t-h-i-c medicine and nature cure. The allopathic type always carries some sort of detrimental side effect. Well it has to doesn't it? There's nothing natural about it and the body has to use its resources to detoxify the drugs, and some of them have side effects which target different parts of the body ie the nerves, the brain, whatever. carole www.conspiracee.com |
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"Drug-Induced Dementia: A Perfect Crime"
"carole" wrote in
nd.com: You see this is the difference between a-l-l-o-p-a-t-h-i-c medicine and nature cure. The allopathic type always carries some sort of detrimental side effect. Well it has to doesn't it? There's nothing natural about it and the body has to use its resources to detoxify the drugs, and some of them have side effects which target different parts of the body ie the nerves, the brain, whatever. And the so-called "nature cures" never have side effects, hmmm? Aconite: Symptoms of poisoning by the fresh aconite plant include tingling, numbness of the tongue and mouth, nausea, vomiting, labored breathing, a weak and irregular pulse, and cold, clammy skin. In cases of severe poisoning, aconite can produce extreme symptoms that include severe pain, convulsions, paralysis, confusion, seizures, and heart failure. The only established treatment for aconite poisoning is supportive; that is, there is no antidote. Most liniments or lotions made with aconite for external use contain a 1.3% concentration of the herb. Use of these preparations must be limited to unbroken skin, as aconite can be absorbed through the skin and cause toxic symptoms. If a skin reaction occurs, use of the liniment must be discontinued immediately. Ademetionine: SAMe is not suitable for patients with bipolar disorder, as it may amplify the manic phase of the condition. The only side effects observed with SAMe in clinical trials were mild gastrointestinal distress. In patients who are deficient in the B vitamins, notably B6 and B12, there is a danger that SAMe may break down to form homocysteine, an amino acid that has been linked to heart disease and stroke. Alpha-hydroxy acids: Increased sun sensitivity. Individuals who use AHA are often more sensitive to UV rays. Excessive redness and burning. In high concentrations and/or with individuals with sensitive skin, AHA can cause redness, burning, and even blistering. Swelling. AHA products can cause swelling of the skin and/or eyes. Contact dermatitis. AHA can cause an allergic skin reaction characterized by rash and itching in some individuals. Skin discoloration. Some cases of AHA-related skin discoloration have been reported. Anemarrhena: Animal studies show that anemarrhena, when administered intravenously at only moderate dosage, can cause breathing difficulty and a decrease in blood pressure. High dosages reportedly can cause a severe drop in blood pressure, respiratory arrest, and even death. Apitherapy: Pain, itching, and swelling are common at the injection or sting site. Patients should also be cautioned that severe anaphylactic allergic reactions can lead to respiratory problems, cardiac collapse, and death. Some may develop nodular masses or ulcers at sting sites. Apricot seeds: Headache and nausea have been reported following ingestion of small amounts. The most serious side effect of apricot seed is potential cyanide poisoning. When large doses of cyanide are ingested, death is almost instantaneous. Toxicity from smaller doses is manifested by vomiting, diarrhea, mental confusion, vertigo, headache, extreme dyspnea, and violent respirations, slow pulse, weakness, glassy or protruding eyes, dilated pupils, and a characteristic (peach blossoms, bitter almond) odor to the breath. Arnica: Arnica contains a compound known as helenalin, an allergen that may cause contact dermatitis in some persons. If a rash develops discontinue use of the herbal preparation. Prolonged external use of arnica extract in high concentrations can result in blistering, skin ulcers, and surface necroses. - source: Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine, 2nd edition. I could post more, but frankly, those alone should show you're - as per usual - completely wrong. -- Medicine is the only profession that labours incessantly to destroy the reason for its own existence. -James Bryce --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: --- |
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"Drug-Induced Dementia: A Perfect Crime"
"carole" wrote in message nd.com... "john" wrote in message ... http://whale.to/a/jackson_h.html 1) the causal connection between antipsychotic drugs and Alzheimer's disease 2) the evidentiary link between stimulants (ADHD drugs) and shrinkage of the brain 3) the limitations of the neurogenesis theory of antidepressant action (in fact, Dr. Jackson discusses the research evidence which shows that antidepressants damage the hippocampus - the learning and memory center of the brain) 4) the evidence for mood stabilizers as neurodegenerative, rather than neuroprotective agents 5) the reasons why existing drug treatments are particularly hazardous for survivors of traumatic brain injury (i.e., soldiers with head injuries) Good one John. You see this is the difference between a-l-l-o-p-a-t-h-i-c medicine and nature cure. The allopathic type always carries some sort of detrimental side effect. Well it has to doesn't it? There's nothing natural about it and the body has to use its resources to detoxify the drugs, and some of them have side effects which target different parts of the body ie the nerves, the brain, whatever. carole www.conspiracee.com 98% of it biggest hoax of all time. Run by psychopaths, hence its legs |
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