WOMEN WHO DO NOT SLEEP AND KILL THEIR CHILDREN

Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "SHE TRIES TO KILL HER DAUGHTER AND COMMIT SUICIDE (not yet available in English)":Women subjected to unbearable stress have always killed their children and then themselves - it is a very ancient and primitive reaction. I myself when I was very exhausted every night before going to sleep I used to lock all the knives. We are not so civilized as we would like to think. Ask some psychiatrists how many women confess that they have the fear of hurting their children unintentionally.Stress is a real killer - especially when you get insomnia - and is the real wake-up call and should never be underestimated. Then I think that psychiatric drugs are very dangerous and according to people's reactions can be dangerous and unpredictable, but there is no need for them to kill ......

Posted by Anonymous on FOOD AND HEALTH PIETRO Pietro Bisanti on May 16, 2013 19:59

RESPONSE

Hello Anonymous, 

and thank you for your testimony.

I repeat always in this blog that I certainly do not presume to say that all violent acts of this world are always associated with the use of drugs and / or psychotropic drugs. 

We are primates, and primates do not kill their children. Point. 

Let's come to your words.

Throw away the lobotomized world, and see things for what they are. 

Killing your child is one thing. Being afraid to kill him is another. 

Millions of women are afraid to kill or unintentionally do harm to their children, yet they raise them without hurting them. 

What does this mean? It means that you kill, especially when you get to a state of unconsciousness. State of unconsciousness that, can not be denied, is caused, too many times, just by psychiatric drugs that are used to "cure" a depressive disorder obsessive-compulsive disorder. 

Pregnancy is a natural fact, not pathological. 

The only problem that may arise is the fact of depleting vital internal resources, which must be "replaced". 

I will never stop screaming the motto "a healthy mind in a healthy body". 

Example: a woman gives birth, with a great deal of physical and psychological energy. 

We add the stress of a crying baby and a consequent insomnia.

To this we add the lifestyle and the monstrous eating habits that most of us have, and the explosion is guaranteed. 

Why can not you understand that the human body is also made of flesh, blood, enzymes, hormones, and that the physical part can not and will never be left out? 

Treating postpartum depression with drugs is an attack on the integrity of a woman, who instead need  love, help and proper nutrition - a vegan nutrition, as raw as possible. 

Anyone who still thinks, in 2013, that food has nothing to do with psychiatric symptoms is either  blind or ignorant.

 I shudder to think that modern psychiatry, to prevent the killing of children by their mothers, use massive doses of antidepressants, when these drugs are the real cause of such acts of a violent nature. 

You say that "you locked all the knives before going to bed." 

 Very often, those who are on anti-depressants, do not lock them at all. 

They think they feel good. And in the night-time they use them on their children.

PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS AND SUICIDE BY HANGING

In my long career as a law enforcement officer, I was able to personally check and touch as the act of committing suicide has many different facets. The act of suicide may be the consequence of the decision taken in a flash, or the thoughtful consideration that maybe lasts for months or years. 
No one denies that many people in the world commit suicide every day without ever having touched a drug in their life. But we can not ignore the disproportionate number of people who commit suicide solely because of drugs. And suicide under the influence of psychotropic drugs is particular, different from others.
Let's step back a little. 
Suicide, as I have just said, it is a serious matter, and no one can deny that. But the way you commit suicide is something equally serious. Why are police officers more likely to so-called impulsive suicide? 
Because the availability of a firearm makes this gesture simpler, less bloody. 
Imagine having to defend against an attacker with a knife. Not everyone would be able to have the necessary "oomph" to stab someone, and pull a trigger is much easier, it almost seems not to hurt anyone. You will not feel the impact of the meat with a knife ... it's just like if you delegate the bullet the task of doing harm.
The same happens for suicide. Shooting yourself, jumping out of a window, overdosing with pills is far different from hanging yourself. Suicide by hanging and that by overdosing with drugs are those that mostly involve people whose brain is no longer under their control. 
In fact, you can commit suicide perfectly aware you want to do it. But with the drugs is different: they are the ones that push you to do so when it is the last thing you want to do.
It happened many times to me to witness suicides by hanging. And, in fact, I thought a lot on the degree of despair that could have led an individual to commit this act. I was wrong.It was not despair but unconsciousness.Yes, unconsciousness. 
The drugs in general, but especially SSRI antidepressants (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, and then Fluoxetine - Prozac - Paroxetine - Paxil, Sereupin, Seroxat, Eutimil, Daparox - Sertraline - Zoloft - Citalopram - Elopram, Seropram - , Escitalopram - Cipralex, Entact -) and those of category SNRI (Selective Serotonin-Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors, and then venlafaxine - Efexor - Duloxetine - Cymbalta, Xeristar) and all the generics of these drugs have a strong relationship with violence. But violence against others will be a future topic entitled "ATTENTION TO YOUR WIFE UNDER PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS: DANGER OF DEATH", now I dwell on that against yourself. 
Unconsciousness I said. Yes, because only a blind man wouldn't be able to see that these categories of drugs interfere in a manner so monstrous with the biochemistry of the brain to make the gesture of suicide even desired. And who does it, usually does so in a totally quiet manner.
Usually, in fact, nothing transpires, indeed. So what happens in reality? The person begins to suffer from "depression" for whatever reason, be it organic, psychological, environmental, or all three. 
The person visits a psychiatrist  (when not only a simple primary care physician), which prescribes in a five minute visit an SSRI or SNRI, without investigating, without understanding the basics of the problem, nothing. The victim begins to take the prescribed medication, and the cases are divided here:  
option "1": after a few weeks of nausea, side effects of any kind, blunders, physical distress, the person begins to "feel good", then appears on the face the so-called "smile of a madman," and all shout to the miracle. In this case we have a person that is likely to remain chained for life to the drug, or will be taken forever with periods of suspension;
option "2" means the person is sick now, with episodes of mental and physical destabilization very strong. And usually the smart doctor , ignorant on the subject, thinks that the body should "get used" to the drug (such as whether it is possible to get used to a poison!) And says to hold on. This leads to the inevitable suicide by hanging, if not to other acts of a violent nature against themselves and others;
option "3": the person is feeling bad right from the start, with episodes of mental and physical destabilization very strong. In this case, however, the doctor, even more ignorantly, after a period with no results, raise your dose. This leads to the inevitable suicide by hanging, if not to other acts of a violent nature against themselves and others.  
I fully understand that summarize the immense series is utopian, but also presumptuous. 
But what I want you to understand is that these particular categories of drugs lead to suicide causing it to become a normal gesture. So if you have a loved one who has, however, decided to take these drugs, absolutely monitor him/her during:
 -The very early stages of the "cure" (even the first pill); 
-Whenever you decide to raise your dose;
 -When you scale to eliminate it, or even to try to assume a lower dose. 
And, no doctor will ever tell you to pay attention to periods of calm. Suicide by hanging, so typical of these drugs, comes into being in complete calm. A large number of cases, especially in the United States, have shown, that those who have committed such acts seemed very calm, even had dinner with loved ones, then go hanging in the tavern or in their own room. This happens even in children, such as Candace Downing, who committed suicide at 12 years by hanging under Zoloft. 
And for those who still decided to take these drugs: at the first idea of death, please immediately talk with a loved one. Because when the drug has taken control of your actions, you will not be you. 
It takes your life.