ℕ𝔼𝕆ℕ ℝ𝔼𝕍𝕆𝕃𝕋 (@NeonRevolt)

The SSRI scam is one of the most diabolical ever foisted upon humanity. The whole hypothesis should have been thrown out ages ago. It just doesn't make sense. All SSRIs do is induce a back-up of serotonin in the brain, and that's not necessary at all. EVERY tissue in the body can produce serotonin, if needed to maintain homeostasis. And there's actuall evidence that SSRIs cause violent behavior. For instance, violent men's blood serotonin level was found to be 0.5 standard deviations above the mean of nonviolent men in one study. (PMID: 9532350) (https://x.com/PeatPill/status/1837428691132956755) Use of SSRIs is associated with up to 37% increased risk of violent crime in young people. The increased risk persists for months after cessation. “There may be an increased risk of violent crime during SSRI treatment in a small group of individuals. It may persist throughout medicated periods, across age groups, and after treatment discontinuation.” (PMID: 32475742) (https://x.com/lowmegatron/status/1895587408961212637) What did Dr. Peat say? “Uncontrolled serotonin is a major factor in destructive, seemingly uncontrolled aggression…. inclinations of the same sort when combined with social and economic power… become potentially world destroying."( https://x.com/pikeypilled/status/1765403069972435070) So when you read "SSRIs exert action by inhibiting the reuptake of serotonin, thereby increasing serotonin activity" - read that as there's a backup of violence-inducing chemicals in the brain that now need to be processed by their receptors, and it can take weeks to get it out of one's system. >SSRIs also inhibit calcium incorporation into bone, which then upregulates absorption pathways for calcium, which toxic metals like lead and aluminum can more effectively utilize and build up in much higher amounts. >This is why SSRIs are associated with virtually all of the mass shootings we see. >They indirectly lead to heavy metal toxicity like lead, which is absolutely associated with violence and criminality. (https://x.com/MetalsBrah/status/1935864776799703256) >Serotonin downregulates metabolism, while increased gut endotoxins fuel negative thoughts (rumination), dragging you to hell. The spark of light within you dissipates, and others no longer see that light in your eyes. (https://x.com/metabolicdang/status/1953490786655314281) 1 in 5 Americans is on an SSRI. Heck, I took an SSRI for a short period of time over a decade ago. It made me completely numb and I experienced what many can only describe as "electric shocks" in the brain, where you feel stunned, you feel the sensation of time passing in a strange way - and that was enough for me to go cold turkey. Want to know why Jordan Peterson crashed out? He went full-on carnivore for an extended period of time and likely, in my non-professional, non-medical, completely pedestrian armchair opinion, developed serotonin syndrome. 90% of your serotonin is made in your gut. Is serotonin an evil thing you should try to limit? No, of course not. It has its purposes. I'm just saying, the whole thesis about it causing depression is nonsense that should have been thrown out the window a long time ago, and the "remedies" that have been offered based on that theory are garbage that operate on other principles, and more often than not, come with terrible, life-threatening side-effects. If you're someone who is struggling with depression, I would suggest researching thiamine therapy. Clearly, that is not medical advice. Go seek the counsel of a doctor familiar with thiamine therapy and don't get your medical knowledge from random guys on the internet. Personally, for me, I'd rather resolve any symptoms I've experienced with vitamins instead of mind-altering big pharma substances operating according to long-since debunked hypotheses.