ACTOR ROBIN WILLIAMS DEAD: SOME OF MY REMARKS

This morning, as I usually do, I logged on Tgcom to read the latest news.

I then learned of the death of actor Robin Williams, who would have died "by asphyxiation."

Beyond the millions of posts on Facebook where, at any moment, all became his passionate fans, as well as film critics who have seen hundreds of times all of his films, I want to express my personal opinions in some way to learn something from this tragic event.

No one knew this man, and only his immediate family / close friends can really express what he was feeling and what was his health condition.

I'm nobody and I am not here to judge Robin Williams as a human being, but a "public" death slams in front of us even more strongly the role that psychiatric drugs have now firmly taken in this society.

The most likely hypothesis is that he killed himself by hanging . It was a previous consumer of cocaine and had been in rehab.

Knowing the mentality of the United States of America, detox from drugs and alcohol means to stop them and start taking psychiatric drugs, especially SSRI or SNRI.

Cocaine burns the dopaminergic centers of pleasure, and then antidepressants are used to help the unlucky guy to come back to feel the slightest positive emotion.

But the antidepressants, a 100% synthetic substance, show what they are real soon...

A brain, that of Robin Williams, totally awash in chemistry.

A little as that of Vasco Rossi (a famous Italian singer), who can also appear calm (full of drugs to the tip of the hair), but no one knows what kinds of crisis hit him when he is home alone with his demons.

Every second there's a Robin Williams who hangs himself. And this does not happen just because "we have problems."

All of us face daily life, and no matter how tough you think you are, life will always push you down to your knees

To get up and deal with it, we need our body to be operating at its fullest.

We are organic matter. Our emotions are the result of how we live our life, including what we put in our mouth as food.

Robin Williams, as millions of people around the world, didn't kill himself, in my opinion, only and exclusively for his "problems."

The body and the brain of this man were no longer able to produce the internal chemical that is essential to feelings of joy and hope.

Suicide induced by antidepressants. I may be wrong, but it's an unstoppable tide.