Dr Josef
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The Antipsychotic Side Effect No Ones Talking About
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September 18, 2024
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September 18, 2024
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WebsiteJoin Dr. Josef WittDoerring, a boardcertified psychiatrist specializing in psychiatric adverse drug reactions, as he sits down with Russell B., a former psychiatric patient who successfully tapered off all his medications over a decade ago. Russell shares his compelling journey, beginning with his childhood experience of starting medications and growing up under their influence. He candidly discusses the oftenoverlooked risks of severe weight gainhe gained 150 pounds in just one year at age 15and the onset of type 2 diabetes in his 20s. Russell also reflects on how these medications impacted his social and romantic relationships, leading to a narrowing of his personal network. Now, through his YouTube channel, Russell inspires others by sharing his story of overcoming these challenges and expanding his life beyond the limitations once imposed by his medication regimen. This interview offers hope and motivation for anyone who has faced similar struggles with medications and withdrawal.
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