MAOI patch got rejected

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> All the good treatments get rejected. What we are left with is halfassed SSRIs. > Makes me disgusted. > Eric

I totally agree. On Esquire, February issue, there is a whole page advertisement of Paxil. A public add for a psychotropic substance? What kind of shit is this? Why doesn’t US ban it? It says that millions suffer from chronic anxiety, and gives the symptoms: Fatigue, irritability, sleep problems, restlessness, etc. etc. So GSK wants US citizens to self-diagnose themselves, go to a psychiatrist and ask him/her to prescribe Paxil! That’s wonderful! cem

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If one was a stockholder in GSK I would agree with Eric, however the point raised in this post, a point which seems to be well over the head of our poor lost boy is that advertising of drugs might not be the best way to deal with health issues. By selling a little pill for every problem the doctor patient relationship is replaced by the consumer drug company relationship. Naturally for anti psychiatry activists like Eric that is a quite acceptable outcome.

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Dear Eric, You miss the point, as always! It is not the point if Paxil is a good drug or not! It is the public advertisement of a drug I oppose here. …and for the "go fuck yourself" business, all I have to say is, you have serious personality problems, and you have revealed them here on the Usenet for quite a long time. I suggest, you go and get some help!… cem

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->I totally agree. On Esquire, February issue, there is a whole page >advertisement of Paxil. A public add for a psychotropic substance? What kind >of shit is this? Why doesn’t US ban it? It says that millions suffer from >chronic anxiety, and gives the symptoms: Fatigue, irritability, sleep >problems, restlessness, etc. etc. >So GSK wants US citizens to self-diagnose themselves, go to a psychiatrist >and ask him/her to prescribe Paxil! That’s wonderful! >cem > why dont you go fuck yourself? Paxil is a great drug. > Eric > Maneuver warfare is a warfighting philosophy that seeks to shatter the enemy’s > cohesion through a variety of rapid, focused, and unexpected actions which > create a turbulent and rapidly deteriorating situation with which the enemy > cannot cope.

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Dear Eric, >You miss the point, as always! >It is not the point if Paxil is a good drug or not! It is the public >advertisement of a drug I oppose here. >…and for the "go fuck yourself" business, all I have to say is, you have >serious personality problems, and you have revealed them here on the Usenet >for quite a long time. I suggest, you go and get some help!… > There is big money in psychotropic drug advertisements. The costs are > nothing compared to the benefits to the drug companies of someone > suggesting that med, and the years of income it will bring them. > Advertising specific medications and medications in general is a > shameless act which can possibly harm people. I’m surprised someone > who thinks they are insane because psychiatry made them that way would > object.

It is amazing how I can find no points of agreement with you in one post, and agree with you by and large in another. No.Spam, you are a interesting study in contradictions

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> >I totally agree. On Esquire, February issue, there is a whole page > >advertisement of Paxil. A public add for a psychotropic substance? What > kind > >of shit is this? Why doesn’t US ban it? It says that millions suffer from > >chronic anxiety, and gives the symptoms: Fatigue, irritability, sleep > >problems, restlessness, etc. etc. > >So GSK wants US citizens to self-diagnose themselves, go to a > psychiatrist > >and ask him/her to prescribe Paxil! That’s wonderful! > >cem > why dont you go fuck yourself? Paxil is a great drug. > Eric > If one was a stockholder in GSK I would agree with Eric, however the point > raised in this post, a point which seems to be well over the head of our > poor lost boy is that advertising of drugs might not be the best way to deal > with health issues. By selling a little pill for every problem the doctor > patient relationship is replaced by the consumer drug company relationship. > Naturally for anti psychiatry activists like Eric that is a quite acceptable > outcome.

whats wrong with this business couldn`t the fuckers just approve it I mean just for the feeling that somethings good is going to happen

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> >Dear Eric, > >You miss the point, as always! > >It is not the point if Paxil is a good drug or not! It is the public > >advertisement of a drug I oppose here. > >…and for the "go fuck yourself" business, all I have to say is, you > have > >serious personality problems, and you have revealed them here on the > Usenet > >for quite a long time. I suggest, you go and get some help!… > There is big money in psychotropic drug advertisements. The costs are > nothing compared to the benefits to the drug companies of someone > suggesting that med, and the years of income it will bring them. > Advertising specific medications and medications in general is a > shameless act which can possibly harm people. I’m surprised someone > who thinks they are insane because psychiatry made them that way would > object. > It is amazing how I can find no points of agreement with you in one post, > and agree with you by and large in another. > No.Spam, you are a interesting study in contradictions

one day maybe intelligent mutifaceted personalities will be able to come out of the closet.. till then we have….. did you ever see the movie or read the book "King Rat" ? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text –

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