Category Archives: Big Muddy River Newsletter

A US soldier was in custody in Baghdad today (5/11/09) after allegedly killing five other military personnel and wounding three at a stress clinic. A sizable and growing number of U.S. combat troops are taking daily doses of antidepressants which are known to cause violence. Continue reading →

In the aftermath of 7-year-old Gabriel Myers’ suicide, state child welfare officials will review the case files of every foster child in Florida to see how many are on mind-altering drugs. Continue reading →

Lack of Vitamin D can cause depression. Continue reading →

The Act’s passage would set the stage for the screening of all pregnant women for a whole list of mental disorders, leading to wholesale psychiatric drugging of pregnant women with harmful and addictive drugs. Continue reading →

According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the Missouri State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts placed Dr. Nai Shu of St. Louis on probation for three years starting last February. According to the board, Shu prescribed inappropriate amounts of the anti-anxiety … Continue reading →

Broward child’s suicide raises questions about medication. Continue reading →

Here we are together at the 10th Anniversary of the tragedy at Columbine High School. So, why would a family member of a school shooting victim and a family member of a school shooter come together? We want the world to know that antidepressants cause violence with the most popular antidepressant on the market today listing “homicidal ideation” as a potential side effect. Continue reading →

“It is quite ironic that Prozac, which is 94 percent fluoride and given to hyperactive children, requires a prescription from a licensed physician while the same substance can be placed in our drinking water by dealers who have no medical … Continue reading →

March 31, 2009 Anchorage: Today, responding to the State of Alaska’s admission in PsychRights v. Alaska that it was incapable of protecting the children and youth in its care from improper and harmful psychiatric drugging, the Law Project for Psychiatric … Continue reading →