May Cause Side Effects with Brooke Siem

May Cause Side Effects with Brooke Siem

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162. A hypothesis on why hyperbolic tapering can still result in antidepressant withdrawal
Using Chris Masterjohn, PhD's work to connect dots across SSRI withdrawal
 • Brooke Siem
161. Could the Sigma-1 Receptor Explain SSRI Withdrawal?
Exploring a neglected pathway with major implications for tapering
 • Brooke Siem
160. The Real World Harms of Post SSRI Sexual Dysfunction
A conversation with Angie Peacock
 • Brooke Siem
159. Psychiatric Drugs Interlude: The Real World is Where the Harms Live
A roundtable discussion between Brooke Siem, Dr. David Healy, Angie Peacock, David Antonuccio, PhD., and Kim Witzak
 • Brooke Siem
158. Why SSRIs Aren't Actually Interchangeable
We’ve spent decades chasing “low serotonin,” when we should have been asking which serotonin systems each drug disrupts.
 • Brooke Siem
157. SSRIs and the False Comfort of Selectivity
Rebranding SSRIs as Systemic Sabotage of Real Intelligence.
 • Brooke Siem
156. Why SSRI Withdrawal Feels Systemic: It’s About Energy, Not Emotions
Serotonin’s real job is keeping your cells powered under stress — and SSRIs disrupt that balance. Making sense of Chris Masterjohn's work in the context…
 • Brooke Siem
May Cause Side Effects with Brooke Siem
May Cause Side Effects with Brooke Siem
Investigating the untold history of psychiatry, the science of antidepressant withdrawal, and stepping back into the soul after psychiatric drugs.
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