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Re: why SSRI's don't work for so many?

Posted by babbler20 on February 8, 2016, at 15:26:19

In reply to why SSRI's don't work for so many?, posted by swim on January 15, 2016, at 12:23:32

Hi, the theory that antidepressants improve depression by raising serotonin was actually disproven a long time ago and now doctors don't know if or how they work. There is actually a lot of evidence that supports the theory that any real benefit of antidepressants is actually a placebo effect. The problem is that drug companies only publish the studies that show a benefit and don't publish the studies that show these drugs don't actually help anyone.


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