Seroxat/Paxil History: GSK:License to(K) ill blog.
From the author:
"My fate being; a torturous 4 years on Seroxat which not only cost me my sanity at the time but also my mental, physical and emotional health. It took me some years to recover from a full blown withdrawal and the side effects still lingered long after my last toxic dose. I think Paroxetine (Seroxat-Paxil-Aropax) is one of the most dangerous chemicals ever created for human consumption and I think it is high time this medication was withdrawn from the market. It is astounding that it is still available as an “option” for depression and anxiety because as is evident, the case against its efficacy and effectiveness has long overwhelmed its purpose. Seroxat is lethal, and Seroxat should never have been licensed."-truthman30
Truthman30 authors the "GSK:License to (K)ill" blog and in this awesome post, the author has gathered an outstanding documentation/history of the lies, scandals, pain and suffering of patients, videos, and articles. It's a must read and most importantly when you read all of the information and watch all of the videos nothing is left to say except: truth prevails.
I found the link to the updated GSK truthman30 blog at Seroxat Sufferers-Bob Fiddaman's blog. These advocates are relentless in the pursuit of the truth, and they are to be admired for their dedication on the behalf of patients around the world.
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6 comments:
Hey
Thanks a million for the link to the blog and the post!
Hope you are doing good :) :) :)
You're welcome, but the thanks goes to you for completing such an extensive and informative blog that is a valuable resource for people!
I am doing good, as I hope you are as well! :)
Thanks for posting this.
Duane
Thank you so much for you post on my blog. Both my teens are in the hospital now, totally overmedicated. I am in the process of trying to get them off. Paxil almost killed me.
Thank you for this and for your blog!
I will be keeping you and your family in my thoughts Eileen; with 2 kids in the hospital at the same time, must be unbelievable stress and worry I'm sure. You aren't alone!:)
Good for truthman30!
Although in a sense, truthman30 is not a victim of Seroxat but a victor, since inspires hope in those who are still hooked on the drug and who cannot imagine life without it.
Withdrawing from a dangerous drug like Seroxat is probably the most traumatic thing many people will do in their whole lifetime.
Respect to you truthman30!
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