SSRIs
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Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, a class of antidepressant medications.
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"I take medications. I have my SSRIs and those help. The anxiety and that feeling isn't coming out my extremities."
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"SSRIs, believe it or not, have helped so many people with true clinical grade OCD. They were overprescribed for depression."
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"I'm not a big fan of SSRIs in many cases, but I will say if there's one place where SSRIs have really helped a great number of people not completel..."
"Haloperidol is an amazing medication. SSRIs are amazing medications. I'm not like anti-pharma."
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"I personally know people that have been saved by SSRIs. I'm not a blanket 'SSRIs are bad.' I have a friend that was severely depressed and suicidal, and I got him a psychiatrist. He eventually got his life back in gear, weaned himself off them. No..."
More from Joe Rogan →"SSRIs clearly work. Many meta-analyses kind of proving that out, right? That in a subpopulation of individuals, they achieve great benefit for depression, for obsessive-compulsive disorder, for generalized anxiety disorder."
More from Nolan Williams →"She's probably on SSRIs, didn't know what she was doing."
More from Mark Normand →"There's lots of people who benefit from SSRI. There's no question. SSRIs have been very very helpful to the community of people who suffer from true OCD."
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"People that don't respond to classical SSRIs, serotonin reuptake inhibitors, they typically have very high levels of C-reactive protein inflammation."
More from Rhonda Patrick →"Most people estimate that about 12% of American adults of all ages are on some form of anti-depressant in American culture today in the last year. And that goes up significantly when you start looking at the range of 18 to 24 years old. It's almos..."
"Also SSRI. How many of these people are on these psychiatric medications that violent ideation is a part of the side effects of these psychiatric drugs."
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