Recovery in the Middle Ages
Recovery in the Middle Ages
Take your Pills: Xanax - Benzo Abuse, The Fallout, Big Pharma’s Deceptive Marketing and Undereducated Doctors
Take your Pills: Xanax - Benzo Abuse, The Fallout, Big Pharma’s Deceptive Marketing and Undereducated Doctors
Take your Pills: Xanax - Benzo Abuse, The Fallout, Big Pharma’s Deceptive Marketing and Undereducated Doctors
Tuesday 4th April 2023
Mike and Nat discuss Xanax addiction, Big Pharma's deceptive marketing, and overprescription by doctors on 'Recovery in the Middle Ages'.
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Get the buttons here!Xanax Addiction: Unmasking Big Pharma's Role and Doctor's Missteps
Pharmaceutical company steps in they, they meet that need with a pill and they're rewarded for the continual prescription of these pills, and it becomes a big feedback loop.
Ever wondered how a little pill like Xanax could wreak so much havoc? In this episode of 'Recovery in the Middle Ages', suburban dads Mike and Nat dive into the murky waters of benzodiazepine abuse. They dissect the documentary 'Take Your Pills: Xanax', revealing the unsettling truth about Big Pharma's aggressive marketing tactics and the widespread overprescription by underinformed doctors.
Mike and Nat don’t just stop at the surface; they explore the history of Xanax, its widespread use, and the devastating fallout of addiction. The conversation also touches on how anxiety disorders shape lives and how nationalized healthcare could be a game-changer. If you’re curious about alternatives to Xanax or how to navigate recovery in a world filled with pharmaceutical pitfalls, this episode is for you.
Join Mike and Nat as they share their candid, sometimes humorous, insights into a topic that affects millions. Perfect for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of addiction and recovery.