Re: reasons

A really interesting point was made by Dr Mercola (I can't find the interview video,,,sigh).

He said that, back in the 70s, drugs for mental illnesses had such bad side effects that it was nearly impossible to prescribe them. However, a decade later, these same exact drugs were no longer causing these horrible side effects and the only difference was that they added a fluoride ion to the mix.

These medications will cause the horrendous side effects once the person reaches tolerance, where in, they will either have to change medications or up their dose of the current one.

If the patient reaches tolerance, they get these side effects from the drugs and the drs will say that it is just the progression of their disease and that they are getting worse. The patient's think this is correct, so they up the dose or change drugs. This is the trap.