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  1. blank LilaSincere says:

    I believe this study is true. I moved to a new city and found a new doctor and she asked me how I was feeling and I told her how I’m a bit sad and homesick and she asked me if I’d like to try some antidepressants that will help. I of course said no but surprised how easily she was about to prescribe them and I already knew how useless and dangerous antidepressants are. I think temporarily prescribing a marijuana joint or a glass or two of wine before bedtime would be helpful though.

  2. Well, if you read the article you are citing as a study conducted by Harvard was not conducted by Harvard at all… it was conducted by the National Center for Health Statistics, aka a branch of the CDC. It would have been more prudent to discuss one of the more current studies that has been conducted regarding the use of antidepressants, rather than a statistical analysis done on data that was pulled around 10 years ago (the analysis was done on data from 2005-2008). One of the most interesting pieces of information about this topic, in my opinion, was JUST published in March…

  3. I’m confused about the last part—how exactly is it going to help me look for natural alternatives to my medication if I shop for clothing? And I was medicated for BPD, panic attacks and PTSD in 1998, so I’m sure I would have been counted among both the 11.2 million in 1998 and the 23.3 million in 2010–regardless. Illogical, allegorical and stupid.

  4. blank GoResearchMethods says:

    Honestly, there were far too many factual and methodological errors for me to take this article seriously. As has already been noted, your research is outdated, you cite studies incorrectly, and are obviously doing so in an attempt to sway the reader’s opinion towards your opinion: the use of anti-depressants is unneccesary. While I can tolerate your apparent lack of understanding regarding simple research methods; what I find intolerable is your ridiculous contention that GAD, OCD, Social Anxiety, and Depression are fabricated. If only you were correct, there would be far fewer suicides.

  5. blank Au Naturel Mel says:

    I’ve been reading about this and it’s pretty frightening. Mel at clearpanicaway

  6. blank Joshua Rodriguez says:

    Claiming that OCD is fabricated? F you. I have a subtype of OCD called HOARDING, If you ever get cancer, I hope doctors accuse you of fabricating it and then pull the plug.

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