How exactly you expect to purge the user-lists of Paxil
effectively by listing how bad it is for them is still a mystery to
me, particularly since the reason people should be getting off
Paxil isn’t simply because of side-effects but
because it’s not actually helping their
recovery. That’s another area you
didn’t cover — how effective it
is.
In fact, because the side-effects have so little to do with why
these folks shouldn’t be taking it (I understand
that “Look at what you’re
doing to yourself†point, but it’s a
tertiary jab), you run the risk of shaking people off that might
need to stay on. Again, I think you’re
overestimating the argument you offered in the article. I
don’t think you’re
entirely wrong in your general principle
that society is over-medicated, I just don’t
think you grasp it anywhere in your article.
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