Prescription Abuse, Psychotropic Addiction

A word of warning to all parents, friends and relatives: kids and adults are not safe taking psychotropics. Psychotropic drugs are not safe. Drug Education in Metro Vancouver begins with knowing and learning the truth about drugs.

Psychotropic drugs are pharmaceutical drugs that alter the mind and brain function, sometimes long-term and irreversibly. That means brain damage. More often the drugs wild and disconcerting effects seek to warn the person taking the psychotropics that something is very wrong. Many will see their doctor who gives them more drugs to cover up the undesirable effects produced by the psychotropic, thereby covering up the symptoms or danger signals.

Safety Means Knowing Psychotropic Effects First

All drugs have effects. Side effects are a polite way of saying the drugs ‘unintended, but actual effects’. Just because these mind altering drugs are prescribed by an MD or Psych, or worse gotten from a street dealer, won’t make a drug safe.

Codeine, T3s, Demerol, Morphine, Oxy, etc all have the effect of depressing cardiac and other functions. Slowing and stopping breathing brings about death; slowing metabolism creates depression. I hope that doesn’t sound safe to you.

Psychotropic Addiction

More people are beginning to go to detox and rehab for pharmaceutical or psychotropic drug addiction and dependency than traditional drugs of abuse like cocaine and heroin.

Going to traditional detox and rehab centers or an MD’s office can be like an invitation to psychotropic drug dependency. Xanax, Paxil, Zoloft, Prozac, Klonopine and a host of other pharmaceuticals have become the ‘norm’ for doctors who are trying to dole out quick fixes to rushed clients / patients.

Demands to just get me back on my feet and functioning are met with psychotropic drug prescriptions which lead to greater problems than you could ever have predicted or imagined.

Read The Pharmaceutical Drug Insert First

Every pharmaceutical has about 3 pages of effects which are printed out in fine print. These should be included in prescriptions you are given. Every drug has effects that you don’t want. But don’t simply believe me like you would your doctor, find out for yourself – read the drug insert connected with the psychotropic your getting for yourself or another is taking. Those effects are the effects of the drug.

What is more disconcerting are the contraindications. If you or anther are combining pharmaceuticals with street drugs, alcohol or even cigarettes an entirely new set of effects can be brought about.

Effects of Some Anti-Psychotics

Rapid heart beat, seizures, diabetes, severe headaches, massive weight gain, etc are some anti-depressants effects in particular and induced all by themselves. Anti-psychotics are even more damaging. Zyprexa, Risperdal, Seroquel are all anti-psychotics which produce seriously bad effects. Don’t brush off these effects because you got them from your doctor.

Who Is Really Abusing Psychotropics?

The patient or person going to rehab sometimes has no clue what they are getting into when they go onto psychotropic drugs. No warning, no informed consent by the medical practitioner. Psychs and MDs are abusing psychotropic drugs by carelessly prescribing those to their patients.

People who are attempting to escape life, go on a mind trip or forget purposely fake symptoms or create symptoms, to ensure doctors will prescribe mind altering psychotropics to produce these drug induced states. The patient is then abusing psychotropics.

To get the truth about drugs contact Narconon Vancouver, if you or your students want the truth, we’ll give you the facts.