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Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast.

Today we have a podcast that so many of you have been asking for.

It actually would shock you to see the messages in my inbox from people who have been harmed by antidepressants.

And they've asked me to expose the truth so many

people that feel like they don't have a voice and that's not to say that all antidepressants are bad

but it is to say that we need to allow people to hear the full spectrum of risks associated with the

use of antidepressants before they get on them.

So they know what they're getting into.

And it seems like that hasn't been happening.

For me, these issues are near and dear to my heart, and I've been searching for a way

to bring this to the light.

And that actually led me to a wonderful doctor named Dr. Joanna Moncrief. Dr. Moncrief wrote a book

chemically imbalanced, the making and unmaking of the serotonin myth, which I was like,

okay, this is something we just don't talk about. We haven't heard about. So we have Dr. Moncrief

here with us today. She's an expert on the subject.

She's also a practicing psychiatrist for the National Health Service in the United Kingdom.

She's also a professor, and I want to thank her for stepping into what seems to be kind of

dangerous territory in your profession, sharing the truth about this. Thank you.

Thank you for having me on,

Judah. It's good to be able to spread the word. Absolutely. So I want to get into the book because

you start the book by debunking this kind of longtime myth. You say there's no evidence showing that

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