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By jstnhnh on Mar 7, 2008 | Reply

This chick looks …
This chick looks pretty good.

By musichristopher on Mar 18, 2008 | Reply

yeah well thats …
yeah well thats coooolll!!! LOL

By DunderQBrak on Mar 27, 2008 | Reply

Zoloft sucks horse …
Zoloft sucks horse ass… i got to much side effects, i quit after 3 weeks, and those 3 weeks were 3 sexless and being-wake-less weeks :).. Fuck them, id rather stay depressed like i am.

By ShawnD1 on Apr 5, 2008 | Reply

I was given Paxil ( …
I was given Paxil (SSRI similar to Zoloft) for depression, and I can honestly say that’s the worst drug in history. No sex drive, memory loss, mental fuzziness, inability to make simple decisions, and emotional instability. I stopped taking it after 2 weeks.

I’m really amazed that SSRI drugs are even legal. If compared with something like heroin, I would say heroin is a less-dangerous drug. I’m not even joking.

By Zoloft77 on Apr 18, 2008 | Reply

The magic working …
The magic working is their marketing! )O.o

By Arabioso on Apr 21, 2008 | Reply

zoloft sucks! i …
zoloft sucks! i lost my memory completely from zoloft my life is ruined.. it also caused my appendicitis and had to have surgery to remove my appendix.. because zoloft causes constipation and constipation is linked to appendicits even though its not proven that its the main cause of appendicitis but i am the proof that it is ! stay off zoloft it will ruin ur life !!!!!

By riira on Apr 27, 2008 | Reply

I take a generic …
I take a generic version of Zoloft, 150mg/day, and I feel it has helped me. My panic attacks are gone and I no longer injure myself. My eating issues are much better too. I’ve also tried Seronil (similar to Prozac) and Cipralex (same as Lexapro). Seronil was good, but stopped working for me and Cipralex made me apathetic. Zoloft has been the best so far. These drugs obviously aren’t for everyone, but I don’t want to think where I’d be now without them. Therapy is very important too IMO.

By adam3482004 on Apr 29, 2008 | Reply

I’ve experimented …
I’ve experimented abit with Zoloft and don’t care to take it unless I’m in a very anxious/depressed state. I’ve heard that SSRI’s can actually permanently alter your brain chemistry. I’m sueing the psychiatrist I saw if I feel that I have lasting negative results from taking medications that they prescribed me.

By kickofighto on May 21, 2008 | Reply

You could avoid …
You could avoid suing them if you asked them for the info and made the decision yourself. Some people experience more side effects, it’s difficult, if not impossible to find out who those people are.

By MachineAmbition on May 24, 2008 | Reply

If Zoloft made you …
If Zoloft made you feel like a zombie, pretty much no one would recommend you stay on it, unless it was riskier/more uncomfortable than being off of it. That’s why people frequently must change medications, and so even if the majority aren’t helped by zoloft, it doesn’t invalidate Zoloft at all. It shows that individuals must find what works for them, and that may not include medication at all - yet usually meds like this include therapy and health changes. It’s never just taking a pill.

By freax12 on Jun 2, 2008 | Reply

Its also affected …
Its also affected my mental state permanently, I feel so anyway, I can’t imagine anymore.

By adam3482004 on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply

How much a day did …
How much a day did you take and for how long?

By CLJHayward on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply

you should smoke …
you should smoke marijuana. i find it works wonders for inner peace and anxiety

By lilbrowstalker on Jul 5, 2008 | Reply

You should never of …
You should never of been on the pill. You were a stressed college student thats not what zoloft is for. It is for people with bipolar, depression, ocd…people who cannot control it. Not for someone who is stressed about school. Clearly you never even needed it.

By windandfireforge on Jul 7, 2008 | Reply

You need sexual …
You need sexual healing!!!, and a joint! Not necesarily in that order. So, pick you up around, say, 8:30?

By forfreedom5 on Jul 16, 2008 | Reply

saint john’s worth, …
saint john’s worth, not noticeable side effect, mixed with a bit of orange, taken three days long.. the third day, you start doing things, you had no desire to do, 3 days before.
I am not a doctor, also used for long zoloft, until one customer, told my boss, i was working on drug.

By pama4242 on Aug 11, 2008 | Reply

You have nothing to …
You have nothing to be depreesed about, what your too good looking?, tooo many men want you? wait til your a 50 yr old loser like me, then you will something to take pills for. For the first time in my life i broke down and started on trazodone, By the way I look like I’m about 35, still a loser though:) Cheer up, you’ve got girl

By magickalchilde on Aug 13, 2008 | Reply

viva mexico!
viva mexico!

By Godpleaser77 on Aug 25, 2008 | Reply

Ah! The psychetruth …
Ah! The psychetruth. Well I have read many reviews on this drug. Many different situations and many different anti-depressants. For me non has worked. But I hear that it has helped many to life a happier life. Yes, there are side effects. And the amazing thing about these ssri’s that that they don’t work for everyone. We need to be careful that we don’t run people off, because of a bad experience. Remember the Tom Cruise situation. Well, she said they helped her with postpartum.

By psychetruth on Aug 25, 2008 | Reply

In 1/2 of all …
In 1/2 of all antidepressant clinical trials, the placebo (sugar pill) was more effective than the antidepressant.

So, in the clinical trials, for every one person that claimed the antidepressants helped them, there was another person that claimed the sugar pill helped them.

Depression is episodic anyways. Given enough time, in the majority of cases, symptoms go into full remission even without treatment. This is true of MAJOR depression.

(Page 354, Paragraph 3 DSM IV-TR)

By elnene36 on Aug 26, 2008 | Reply

marijuana is what …
marijuana is what you need it works

By Godpleaser77 on Aug 26, 2008 | Reply

I have respectfully …
I have respectfully read those reviews and have seen that exercise and fish oil pills are better for most depression. But, I personally have dealt with anxiety and depression in my life. I bike ride 25 miles every other day. Eat fish and did the fish pills. I was watching a special of a woman who had her brain opened and an electric probe was installed in her head. Her own words were I fell human again, once the probe was placed in her head. Paxil turned me into a zombie years ago.

By Godpleaser77 on Aug 26, 2008 | Reply

But I am …
But I am reluctantly trying Zoloft again. I will let you know. Who is to say that those in the clinic test were really not dealing with real depression? Oh! I have never had a ssri work for me. So that’s a testimony to the sugar pill theory. Oh! I also have tried talk therapy. I don’t know how fair it is to say, just don’t try them? There are plenty of review pages I have read were they really helped people.

By Godpleaser77 on Aug 26, 2008 | Reply

Oh one additional …
Oh one additional note, I do not endorse the use of anti-depressants. I still think they are a scary drug. But I have read of many that it helped. So it’s a two edged sword. Like I said I had the same reaction with Paxil as you did with Zoloft. I believe its money game. But it still does help some people. When you have clinical depression, you will try anything. Your depression sounds like it wasn’t clinical. There is a big difference. I totally agree that you should go the natural way first.

By Seabass307 on Aug 29, 2008 | Reply

Zoloft makes me …
Zoloft makes me feel happy and I appreciate life and I’m much more engaged… I sleep allot less. Pretty much the opposite that this lady is describing. And I’ve never heard of anyone taking an anti-depression without seeing a psychologist first.