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@Sassafrass_84 I thought Jesus was the reason for the season ✝️

@throwawaytras @GrayGhost555 They don’t even know how the drugs “work” exactly. That’s widely known.

@GrayGhost555 @ACsomenumbers They do and if asked they will tell you

“Ask your doctor” if he or she is aware that “SSRI’s affect far for more than serotonin alone.”

@singingsox And not informed about the withdrawal either. Good God that was a nightmare I didn’t think I’d wake up from.

The issue is the lack of informed consent regarding these side effects & that not everyone put on antidepressants was at risk of süicide. People are given them for all sorts of reasons (I was told I must before getting my adhd meds, the reason I was actually there) & not informed

@houseinhabit Disgusting

Welcome to the spiritual war — evil on display as viral entertainment.

After animal activists broke into Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin back in March to rescue several beagles being used for scientific testing — and months of protests — the facility recently agreed to sell 1,500 of their 2,000 dogs to organizations, like Big Dog Ranch Rescue. Now, dozens of the animals are being taken to properties like this one in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin to get checked out by veterinarians before being transferred to rescue shelters and centers that will help them find their forever homes.

🚨 FARM BILL WIN: Chemical immunity BLOCKED Glyphosate immunity got stripped from the farm bill. That's not a small win - that's chemical companies losing a SHIELD they've been paying lobbyists to protect for YEARS. @AJRichards, founder of fromthefarm.org, put it plainly: "These chemical companies will continue to push because it's in their best interest. We have to stay vigilant." Here's what they don't want you to know: the same corporations funding the lobbyists are also funding the land-grant universities that train your farmers. Same playbook as big pharma and medical schools. Farmers aren't choosing chemicals - they're being taught chemicals. And transitioning off? It takes 3–5 years. Cold turkey collapses the soil. That's not an excuse - it's exactly why the education pipeline needs to change now, not later. The PRIME Act also passed the House this week - making it easier for small farmers to process and sell meat locally without a USDA inspector on site. Two wins in one week. Your soil. Your food. Your call. Find a farmer near you: fromthefarm.org

No company should have immunity from the damage their products cause. End of story.

@MAHA_Action @RepLuna Love her!!

MAHA Action is extremely thankful for Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s work on the Luna Amendment to remove pesticide immunity shields from the House Farm Bill. Future Americans’ health was saved because of her. The power of MAHA-aligned representatives has put DC on notice. Midterms are coming, and the MAHA wave will not be stopped.

@0hour1 I rescued a Guinea Pig that someone dumped by the side of the road, so this is obviously my sign to keep him!! 😆

For the bitches who hate me.

@weaponxtra Yes, the side effects while on them are one issue. And the withdrawal effects can be a totally separate and nasty beast.

Antidepressant efficacy is rather low, they just simply don't work for most people which is why the antidepressant carousel is a thing and the side effects of many SSRIs and SNRIs are extremely harsh People "talk badly" about antidepressants because of their personal experiences

@cutiieepie6 I like both. It’s fun to change it up. Also, you look very young!

-I'm 51 years old and I've been wanting a short haircut; today I took the plunge, but the people close to me don't like my new look and are giving me a hard time. Your opinion means a lot to me. Thank you so much ❤😍

@Sassafrass_84 @HopeD81969 Honestly, very much so.

Have you guys ever noticed that conservatives are much happier than the democrats? We love life. While they try to complain about everything IN and ABOUT LIFE.

@AutonomicBrad77 Wait, didn’t you know that yoga and a condescending doctor usually cure patients? Sorry, it makes me mad. I’ve been to a lot of shitty doctors myself.

I went to my doctor after losing my health and everything else in my life that meant something. This is someone who had known me as a person and my character my entire life. I thought I was finally going to get help when I told him I had Long COVID. Instead, I was gaslit and told to do “Yoga by Adriene,” which he wrote on a prescription pad with a smirk on his face. After I explained, from a scientific standpoint, why that doesn’t work for people with dysautonomia, he called me a know-it-all and asked what I was even there for. He also said he wouldn’t complete any disability paperwork, even though I’ve been out of work for 4 years. A Long COVID nightmare. #LongCovid #POTS #Dysautonomia #pwLC #pwME Please Donate, Like, Share, Retweet. gofund.me/c3c6ea226

@DoctorTro Absolutely

One of the most important discussions of our era

@MeriLumpkin @ClaireIsQurious @EllenBarryNYT Many people taper for months or years and it’s excruciating.

@ClaireIsQurious @EllenBarryNYT Claire! You’re not supposed to just QUIT them! Super dangerous. If your doctor told you to just stop, they should lose their license. That’s not a problem with the drug. Good grief, I’m sorry that happened to you, it’s awful!

As RFK Jr. sets out to rein in the use of SSRIs, a group of top psychiatrists are developing ground rules for helping patients get off medications, acknowledging that patients are often "parked" on a drug for years without any endpoint in sight. Comments are open. nytimes.com/2026/05/01/sci…

"The taboo of being medicated". Prescription rates of antidepressants keep raising, millions in UK have been prescribed antidepressants, where is the taboo?

@RenataRykowska 🙌

We need a paradigm shift in psychiatry: Phase out obsolete and potentially harmful practices—including critical re-evaluation of ECT Responsible deprescribing of antidepressants, where clinically appropriate Recognize misdiagnoses—e.g. when physical conditions (pain, sleep disorders, hormonal issues) are labeled as “depression” Stop rapid medication switching without adequate dose and duration Avoid unjustified polypharmacy—risky mixing of substances without clear evidence End escalation instead of addressing root causes Increase psychological support, not just medication Ensure proper informed consent on risks and interactions Avoid premature diagnostic labels, especially in vulnerable adolescents—without proper parental involvement Do not pathologize normal variations in behavior Track long-term outcomes, not just short-term effects Take patient experiences seriously, not dismiss them Ensure independent research—clear separation from pharma influence Replace lobbying with transparency in health policy Reform incentives—reward health, not escalation Psychiatry must be centered on people— not speed, labels, or financial incentives. #PatientRights #MedicalEthics #MentalHealth #HealthPolicy #StopECT