Benzodiazepines (e.g. Valium, Ativan, Halcion, Xanax, etc.): The Most Addictive Drugs in the World

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• Benzodiazepines (e.g. Valium, Ativan, Halcion, Xanax, etc.): The Most Addictive Drugs in the World:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=f4fH7m7uPQk

• VernonColeman.org latest book about The Benzodiazepines is called 'The Benzos Story' which is available on Amazon as a paperback.

• The History of Benzodiazepines PubMed
• Benzodiazepine WikiPedia
• I was addicted to benzos. This is my story.
• Benzodiazepine Abuse Overview
• Benzodiazepines: Types, Side Effects, and Addictions

An account of Dr Vernon Coleman's battle to draw attention to the additive nature of benzodiazepine tranquillisers. Dr Coleman was the first doctor to draw attention to the problems associated with the benzodiazepine tranquillisers. His 15 year campaign eventually forced the British Government to take action.

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International best-selling author, Dr Vernon Coleman MB ChB DSc FRSA, has written over 100 books which have sold over two million copies in the UK alone. His UK publishers include: PAN, Penguin, Corgi, Arrow, Star, Mandarin, Macmillan, Century, Thames and Hudson, and Sidgwick and Jackson. His books have been translated into 25 languages and sell in over 50 countries.

Vernon Coleman's books have been serialised in newspapers and magazines all over the world, and many have been turned into television and radio series. (His novel, Mrs Caldicot's Cabbage War, was turned into a movie starring Pauline Collins, Peter Capaldi and John Alderton). He was the doctor on British television and the first agony uncle on the BBC. Dr Vernon Coleman is a former GP.

[Tigger]

This is important. My ageing father, who is suffering from dementia stage 6/7 (on the Reisberg scale), used to consistently remember to ask for his ‘night time’ meds (Temazepam). This was highly unusual, because my father doesn’t remember most other things. But he sure did remember to ask insistently for his ‘sleeping pill’ every night. He never asked with the same enthusiasm as his other meds.

Apparently his doctor blanket-prescribed him these drugs nightly, with no understandable reason, short of helping him get a good night’s sleep. Nightly. Go figure.

My partner and I recognised the telltale signs of addiction and moved swiftly to wean him off the drug immediately when the addiction was recognised. We were lucky to catch it before it became a real problem.

These days, my dad get’s a good night’s sleep without drugs because my partner and I make sure he gets proper nutrition.

I have a degree in clinical biochemistry and Biotechnology. The reason I mention that is because in my master’s year, we ran an experiment to look at the uptake of Benzodiazepines in rat brain receptors. The uptake was significant, very significant. Bottom line is, this family of drugs can become highly addictive and must be used with extreme caution. I will try and look for my lab notes, if I still have them. I suspect they’re long-gone though (it was 1996).

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• tinyurl.com/Dr-Vernon-Coleman-2021

[bettye198]

One of our family members in her early forties took Valium 5 mg three times a day. What monster physician prescribed this? It went on for 17 yrs! Once we got her into a short term rehab they detoxed her off the drug however she is left with severe disabling of her limbs and shocking spasms all over her body nonstop. She barely can walk after many months. This is the reality of addiction that went way too far into the brain cells and spinal chord.

[palehorse]

Now just imagine the combination of Benzodiazepines with TeeVee a la Requiem for a Dream!
I know it is serious issue, and I feel sorry for those that can't see what these drugs do to their brain.

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cheers,
John Kuhles aka 'ExomatrixTV'
July 31, 2021

[palehorse]

It is a very long term problem, it won't go away easily.

"The lucrative drug trade is one of the worst examples of
making money out of human misery; the other being the legal
drug trade run by the pharmaceutical drug houses under
Rockefeller ownership, in the U.S. for the most part, but with
substantial companies operating in Switzerland, France and Britain
and fully backed by the American Medical Association (AMA). The
dirty dope transactions and the money it generates flows through
the City of London, together with Hong Kong, Dubai and latterly,
Lebanon, thanks to the invasion of that country by Israel. "

"The first opium shipments reached England from Bengal in
1683, carried in British East India Company "Tea Clippers." Opium
was brought to England as a test, an experiment, to see whether
the common folk of England, the yeomen and the lower classes,
could be induced into taking the drug. It was what we could call
today "test marketing" of a new product. But the sturdy yeomen
and the much derided "lower classes" were made of stern stuff,
and the test marketing experiment was a total flop. The "lower
classes" of British society firmly rejected opium smoking. "

Dr. Coleman - Committee of 300 (page 105)