Prescriptions for S.S.R.I.s among young people are on the rise, with two million 12-to-17-year-olds in the U.S. currently on the drugs, and researchers are beginning to worry that the well-documented sexual side effects in adults may be shaping adolescent sexual development at a formative moment, especially since no dedicated studies have ever... See more

Imagine a world where we created an anti-depressant/anti-anxiolytic that was vastly superior to SSRIs, NDRIs, MAOIs, etc. It’s good for work productivity. In low doses it can calm your nerves. In moderate doses it affects euphoria. People take it before parties. In fact, if you want to trip with it in high doses, you can. Doctors prescribe it... See more