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Psychotropic Drug Series

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The amount of violence in today’s society is

truly astounding—and the sheer number of theories attempting

to explain it can leave the average person shaking his head in confusion.

One cause is known: the astonishing rise in psychiatric drug-related

crime.

In fact, Harvard University’s Dr. Joseph Glenmullen warns that

antidepressants could explain the rash of school shootings and mass

suicides over the last decade.  People taking them “feel like jumping out

of their skin. The irritability and impulsivity can make people suicidal or

homicidal.”

A study of 950 acts of violence committed by people taking

antidepressants found 362 murders, 13 school shootings, 5 bomb

threats or bombings, 24 acts of arson, 21 robberies, 3 pilots who

crashed their planes and more than 350 suicides and suicide

attempts.

Medical studies show that patients with no history of violence, develop

“violent urges to assault” while under the effects of psychiatric drugs.

At Columbine High School, on April 20, 1999, teens Eric Harris and

Dylan Klebold shot dead 12 students and a teacher and wounded 23

others before shooting and killing themselves. Harris was taking Luvox,

an antidepressant known to cause mania and violence.

Following the Columbine incident, Colorado State Rep. Penn Pfiffner

chaired a hearing on the potential connection between violent behavior

and psychotropic drugs, stating: “There is enough coincidence and

enough professional opinion from legitimate scientists to cause us to

raise the issue and to ask further questions.”

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