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Re: Do Antidepressants extend lifespan?

Posted by bleauberry on August 23, 2009, at 17:02:40

In reply to Do Antidepressants extend lifespan?, posted by trainspotter on August 20, 2009, at 11:03:06

Do Antidepressants extend lifespan?

No.

Longterm followup studies show it.
Stress is not reduced.
Suicides are not reduced.
Underlying diseases progress while misdiagnosed as depression.
New diseases/syndromes are created.
Remissions are a minority and commonly relapse within 3 years.

Actually unmedicated depression patients who just try to live as healthy as they can the remainder of their miserable lives live longer than the medicated ones.


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