Executive Summary Valium is an addictive drug. Valium addiction and Valium withdrawal symptoms are deliberately minimized by pharmaceutical companies and the overall medical establishment. Introduction A primary method used by pharmaceutical companies, MDs, and the overall medical establishment is to minimize addiction. This article covers the gaslighting of patients, the public, and patients with Valium…
Executive Summary Benzo is an addictive drug. Benzo addiction and Benzo withdrawal symptoms are deliberately minimized by pharmaceutical companies and the overall medical establishment. Introduction A primary method used by pharmaceutical companies, MDs, and the overall medical establishment is to minimize addiction. This article covers the gaslighting of patients, the public, and patients with benzo…
Executive Summary Temazepam is an addictive drug. Temazepam addiction and Temazepam withdrawal symptoms are deliberately minimized by pharmaceutical companies and the overall medical establishment. Introduction A primary method used by pharmaceutical companies, MDs, and the overall medical establishment is to minimize addiction. This article covers the gaslighting of patients, the public, and patients with Temazepam…
Executive Summary Benzo is an addictive drug. Benzo addiction and Benzo withdrawal symptoms are deliberately minimized by pharmaceutical companies and the overall medical establishment. Introduction A primary method used by pharmaceutical companies, MDs, and the overall medical establishment is to minimize addiction. This article covers the gaslighting of patients, the public, and patients with Benzo…
Executive Summary Valium is an addictive drug. Valium addiction and Valium withdrawal symptoms are deliberately minimized by pharmaceutical companies and the overall medical establishment. Introduction A primary method used by pharmaceutical companies, MDs, and the overall medical establishment is to minimize addiction. This article covers the gaslighting of patients, the public, and patients with Valium…
Executive Summary Ativan is an addictive drug. Ativan addiction and Ativan withdrawal symptoms are deliberately minimized by pharmaceutical companies and the overall medical establishment. Introduction A primary method used by pharmaceutical companies, MDs, and the overall medical establishment is to minimize addiction. This article covers the gaslighting of patients, the public, and patients with Ativan…
Executive Summary Clonazepam is an addictive drug. Clonazepam addiction and Clonazepam withdrawal symptoms are deliberately minimized by pharmaceutical companies and the overall medical establishment. Introduction A primary method used by pharmaceutical companies, MDs, and the overall medical establishment is to minimize addiction. This article covers the gaslighting of patients, the public, and patients with Clonazepam…
Executive Summary Xanax is an addictive drug. Xanax addiction and Xanax withdrawal symptoms are deliberately minimized by pharmaceutical companies and the overall medical establishment. Introduction A primary method used by pharmaceutical companies, MDs, and the overall medical establishment is to minimize addiction. This article covers the gaslighting of patients, the public, and patients with Xanax…
Executive Summary Etilozam is an addictive drug. Etilozam addiction and Etilozam withdrawal symptoms are deliberately minimized by pharmaceutical companies and the overall medical establishment. Introduction A primary method used by pharmaceutical companies, MDs, and the overall medical establishment is to minimize addiction. This article covers the gaslighting of patients, the public, and patients with Etilozam…
Executive Summary Klonopin is an addictive drug. Klonopin addiction and Klonopin withdrawal symptoms are deliberately minimized by pharmaceutical companies and the overall medical establishment. Introduction A primary method used by pharmaceutical companies, MDs, and the overall medical establishment is to minimize addiction. This article covers the gaslighting of patients, the public, and patients with Klonopin…