DR. ROGER MCFILLIN: If you believe the psychiatric drugs are harming you . . . they label you as delusional See how this works?

If you believe the psychiatric drugs are harming you...
they label you as delusional
See how this works?

— Dr. Roger McFillin (@DrMcFillin) August 24, 2025

PETER BREGGIN: "anti-psychotic drugs . . . are just lobotomizing drugs . . ."

Most of these drugs create biochemical imbalances in brains that don't have any biochemical imbalances.  --Peter Breggin

 

Title of the video is "Psychiatric Drugs are Neurotoxins. Why and How to Avoid Taking Them? by Peter R. Breggin , M.D." published on May 15, 2019 by The Real Truth About Health.

Wow.  If you're not scared to death by the list of drugs that cause brain damage and replace your natural goodness and decency with more violent and addictive inclinations or compulsions, then there's nothing that I can do for you.  Here is a shortlist of the drugs that Breggin mentions: Seroquel, Abilify, Motuda, Rispiradol, and others.  These are very damaging to the brain, causing damage to a part of the brain called the Basal Ganglia, which leads to a condition called tardive dyskinesia.  This condition shortens the life span by 20 years because it causes cardiovascular problems.  Not good.

The newer antipsychotic drugs destroy your metabolism, leading to metabolic syndrome and causing too many to become obese and develop diabetes, pancreatitis, and elevated cholesterol.  Most of these drugs create biochemical imbalances in brains that don't have any biochemical imbalances.  For obesity and diabetes, take resveratrol.  And the brand that I recommend is Bill Sardi's formula, Longevinex. 

For sleep, take Melatonin and GABA.  If you want energy, take vitamin D, C (which extends your lifespan by 5 to 7 years), and zinc.  Avoid this other brain-damaging crap.  

At the very end of his presentation, Breggin tells us that he's created a guide for getting off of these drugs.  So you're not alone.  That guide comes in the form of a book that you can see below, or you can rely on his pdf, which is free.