Hidden Dangers of Psychiatric Drugs - Kim Witczak
May 1, 2025
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as posted by the channelZuby talks with Kim Witczak, a drug safety advocate, about her tragic personal story that sparked her fight for pharmaceutical accountability. They explore psychiatric medication risks, regulatory failures, rising death rates, and global drug policy differences. Kim also discusses mental health, her new book, and ways to reclaim health in a corporatised system.
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Timestamps:
(00:00) Introduction
(01:32) Kim’s background
(03:22) Kim’s inflection point
(07:32) Linking medication to the event
(13:58) Deaths from psychiatric drugs
(16:08) Status of the drugs today
(18:29) Correlation/causation drugs/deaths
(23:26) Changes to drug rules over last 34 years
(26:48) Is this an American problem?
(37:12) Will the new administration change drug laws?
(41:09) Health & sovereignty
(46:20) Food ingredient bans in the US vs worldwide
(50:57) Mental health in the West
(59:12) Kim’s new book
(1:00:09) Follow Kim
(1:00:30) Outro
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