Dr Josef
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SSRIs Can Change a Baby's Brain
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July 29, 2025
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In this video, I discuss what the research shows about how SSRIs can affect a baby’s brain development and why so few doctors are talking about it.
I walk through the MRI studies which show physical and functional changes in the brains of babies exposed to SSRIs in the womb. These aren’t small changes- they involve white matter abnormalities, gray matter volume loss, and overactive fear circuits that persist into adolescence. Every woman deserves to know the truth before making decisions that could affect her child’s brain development.
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