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Fantastic, crippling heartburn or depression. Cool.

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>Millions of Brits could be at risk of medication-induced depression from taking heartburn pills and range of other common routine medications. Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), a type of medication that helps reduce stomach acid, are one of Britain's most commonly taken medications with over 74million prescriptions in England alone in 2023. But they are just one of a host of routine medications that could cause symptoms of depression among those who take them. This is because PPIs, two examples being omeprazole and lansoprazole, can stop the body from properly absorbing vitamin B12 — a vital nutrient found in meat, fish, dairy, eggs and some fortified cereals that keeps the nervous system healthy.>>

Fantastic, crippling heartburn or depression. Cool. Archive: https://archive.today/HszVO From the post: >>Millions of Brits could be at risk of medication-induced depression from taking heartburn pills and range of other common routine medications. Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), a type of medication that helps reduce stomach acid, are one of Britain's most commonly taken medications with over 74million prescriptions in England alone in 2023. But they are just one of a host of routine medications that could cause symptoms of depression among those who take them. This is because PPIs, two examples being omeprazole and lansoprazole, can stop the body from properly absorbing vitamin B12 — a vital nutrient found in meat, fish, dairy, eggs and some fortified cereals that keeps the nervous system healthy.>>
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You wouldn't (you likely would, but w/e) believe just how many drugs for thing X are actually designed with that as a secondary treatment where the primary, true but hidden is that of mind control. An example is propranolol, a blood pressure med that just magically reduces people's "implicit racial biases".

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I had to look up that propranolol. I'm not sure that study is trustworthy. The sample size was only 36 people. Could simply be a case of the (((researchers))) finding the exact conclusion they were looking for.

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That's such a wildly unrelated "side effect" that 36 seems fine.