[Exclusive] ⑬ Tapering: Gradual Reduction of Granular and Powder Capsule Medications

1-1. 'Mood-altering Pesticides' (so-called Antidepressants): Essentially Drug Addiction

1. Addiction to mood-altering pesticides (so-called antidepressants) temporarily impairs normal cognitive and emotional functions of the brain. This causes temporary numbness toward distressing emotions, creating a brief anesthetic state by dulling psychosocial depression and anxiety.

2. These substances indiscriminately damage neurons and other bodily cells. They abnormally overstimulate serotonin pathways, inducing a mild LSD-like euphoric state similar to drug intoxication.

3. The alleged antidepressant effect is merely a temporary drug-induced intoxication dependent on brain damage—essentially chemical prefrontal lobotomy.

   
   

Mood-altering pesticides (so-called antidepressants) are toxins designed to amplify anesthetic and drug-induced euphoric effects. They have no legitimate role in addressing natural psychosocial depression.

4. These toxins are often manufactured in capsules containing either:

5. Granules: tiny beads packaged in capsules.

6. Powders: powdered substances encapsulated.

   
   

1-2. Tapering and Detoxification from Mood-altering Pesticides

1. To prevent addiction-related injuries and deaths, discontinue mood-altering pesticides promptly but cautiously. Gradual tapering reduces withdrawal risk, but overly prolonged methods (1-2 years) may worsen damage. Faster but careful tapering is recommended.

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2. Recommended Tapering Method: 10% Weekly Reduction

3. A practical tapering method is reducing dosage by 10% each week from the initial 100% baseline. This guideline is flexible and must consider individual conditions, detoxification capacity, severity, and duration of addiction.

4. The 10% weekly reduction is an adaptation of the two-week method typically recommended for stronger neuroleptic pesticides, adjusted for relatively weaker antidepressant pesticides. Adjust duration carefully to balance safety and efficacy.

3-1. Granular Capsule Tapering

Directly switching medications during tapering is risky due to potential withdrawal complications. If substitution is risky, taper directly from the capsule form.

3-2. Granular Capsule Tapering Method

1. Create a detailed monthly/weekly/daily tapering schedule.

2. Open capsules manually and count granules (beads).

3. Gradually reduce granules according to schedule and refill into new transparent capsules for precise monitoring.

Equipment Recommendations:

• Wear high-quality hygienic gloves and maintain a clean workspace.

• Precision electronic scale (mg accuracy recommended).

• Empty transparent capsules available online (e.g., iHerb).

• Additional tools (small precision scales, tweezers, measuring spoons) can be sourced from general marketplaces.

3-4. Granular Capsule Tapering Method:

Manually twist open capsules.

• Pour granules into a clean workspace.

  Remove the planned number of granules.

  Refill remaining granules into new capsules.

  Powder Capsule Tapering

  Obtain small precise spoons and paper funnels for handling powder.

  Always use a highly accurate electronic scale for measurement.

  Carefully select non-toxic, food-grade paper products.

  Tablet Tapering

  Follow similar principles as granular and powder capsules, adjusting methods for tablets accordingly.

Note: Psychiatric medication tapering proves these drugs' addictive nature. Avoid prolonged methods promoted by pseudoscientific claims. Obtain professional knowledge or utilize specialized withdrawal aids for safe detoxification.

Victims of psychiatric drug addiction should not blame themselves, as they have suffered deceit and severe harm from exploitative practices.