The growing political rhetoric around “deprescribing” psychiatric medications sounds reasonable until ideology begins replacing medical expertise. A former healthcare provider reflects on what holistic care actually means, why psychiatric medications matter, and why medical policy should remain grounded in evidence rather than political theater.
Tag: Public Health
Facebook University School of Immunology
When “doing your own research” means ignoring decades of science, you don’t get answers—you get louder mistakes.
The Anti-Vax Hangover Nobody Asked For
Vaccines didn’t suddenly become controversial—people just stopped remembering what disease actually looks like. A blunt look at misinformation, military readiness, and why the flu shot still matters.
We don’t miss the disease. We miss the version of the story where we survived it.
We don’t romanticize disease—we romanticize surviving it. And that difference matters more than people want to admit.
