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originally posted by: StallionDuck
Before I opened up the post, I knew the answer. I had to come in to see if I was right...
Anti Depresants!
How sad
originally posted by: Mianeye
a reply to:
StallionDuckBut as it's not a problem in other countrys as there are no killing sprees like in the US the problem isen't the drugs, it's the person and his ability to get a weapon of choise, in these cases a gun, now go figure where the problem really is
originally posted by: benrl
originally posted by: StallionDuck
Before I opened up the post, I knew the answer. I had to come in to see if I was right...
Anti Depresants!
How sad
We have to be careful, as Correlation does not equal causation.
But it certainly merits further research and concern.
I have no doubt anti-depressants help people, the question is are their unintended side effects, that IF they where stressed, could perhaps be accounted for and protected against.
Dylan Klebold's toxicology screen came up negative for drugs.
originally posted by: VeritasAequitas
a reply to: WhiteAlice
Dylan Klebold's toxicology screen came up negative for drugs.
However, Dylan Klebold was also a hard drinker of Vodka which is where his nickname came from... Vodka is known to negatively affect serotonin levels in the brain, much the same way that SSRI's can. At times it has even been suggested to cause serotonin syndrome...
originally posted by: benrl
originally posted by: StallionDuck
Before I opened up the post, I knew the answer. I had to come in to see if I was right...
Anti Depresants!
How sad
We have to be careful, as Correlation does not equal causation.
But it certainly merits further research and concern.
I have no doubt anti-depressants help people, the question is are their unintended side effects, that IF they where stressed, could perhaps be accounted for and protected against.