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Accounting to this brilliant book our body consists of chemical compounds obtained from food, sunlight, the air we breath and water we drink daily.
If you are familiar with the biochemistry, you will understand there are million of chemical reactions that are constantly occurring in our body and now putting a foreign substance into our body such as PSYCHOTROPIC drugs will always disrupt our body's normal biochemistry.
Sometimes the disruption creates a false and temporary feeling of euphoria meaning to "being high", short - lived bursts of increased energy or an abnormal sense of heightened alertness.
It's also to Note that these drugs work by influencing the normal functions of the body. The reason you getting side effects comes from the fact that the drug speed up the normal function of the body as well as slowly them down, dam them up or overwhelm them, resulting to your side effects with this drugs. PSYCHOTROPIC drugs
One of the beliefs by most non medical practitioners is the thought of this drugs having the ability to heal, but unfortunately that they are just there to cover up or mask the problem. Even though it's seems you can be feeling the strength of action of the drug, but it's effect is worse than the solution it solves. Side effects can sometimes be more pronounced than the drug's intended effects.
This image below shows the side effects of mood stabilizers.
Note that reading this article is not a fair ground to stop intake of drugs instantly based on the information been provided here.
It's very advisable to seek the advice of a medical doctor or health practitioners before stopping the intake of any drug for your health conditions.
On the account Citizens Commission on Human Rights(CCHR)the body do not offer medical advice or references to any medical care services, rather involved in passing out relevant information in their publication as a public service in the interests of informed consent.
the team "Mood Stabilizers" is well known in the context of psychiatrically, they are used to treat "Mood disorders"
Source
*physicians Desk Reference (Medical Economics Company, New Jersey, 1998) pp 2822 - 2823.
*Demitri and Janice Papolos, "Trileptal: A Promising New MOOD STABILIZERS" The Bipolar Child Newsletter Summer 2001.
Source of the images on this blog is taken from the book mood stabilizers. from my mobile device camera. The mood stabilizers is published by CCHR International.
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I edited the image using my mobile phone image editor.
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