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Ambien sleeping pills linked to bizarre sleep walking behavior, including unconscious driving of vehicles and wild hallucinations

June 08, 2006 - Ambien sleeping pills linked to bizarre sleep walking behavior, including unconscious driving of vehicles and wild hallucinations

Thursday, June 08, 2006 by: Dani VeracityTags: Ambien, drug side effects, sleeping pillsColin Powell: "Yes. Well, I wouldn't call them that. They're a wonderful medication -- not medication. How would you call it? They're called Ambien, which is very good. You don't use Ambien? Everybody here uses Ambien....

7 Conditions masquerading as dementia

July 28, 2023 -

(Article by GMI Reporter republished from GreenMedInfo.com)

Imagine this nightmare. For the last few years your mother has had serious memory problems.  She gets lost driving.  She repeats the same question to you over and over again.  She can't process new information.  She loses her train of thought in mid-sentence.  A CT scan comes back with a diagnosis of early Alzheimer's disease.  The doctors offer a prescription with little encouragement it will work.

Do you ...

Yes, Ambien makes people do insane, crazy things with no conscious awareness … See the list

June 06, 2018 -

In case you’re not familiar with the story, the comedienne sent out a Tweet in which she made some tasteless comments about Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett’s appearance, saying she looked like “Muslim brotherhood & planet of the apes had a baby.”

ABC responded swiftly by canceling her popular TV show; Barr claimed she made the comments while under the influence of Ambien. While many of those offended by her comment felt the Ambien mention was little more ...

Mind-altered America: How drugs like Ambien are turning America into a nation of hallucinating psychos

May 31, 2018 -

Perhaps the biggest sham of all then, is the fact that such a greedy, careless industry has been able to dupe so many people into not only believing in the drugs that they sell, but to completely disregard any and all adverse effects caused by their medications. The pharmaceutical deception is so great that anyone who even dares to speak out about the ill effects caused by medications (especially psych meds) is slammed as a conspiracy theorist.

Magic pills or profits ...

Antidepressants AGAIN: Dayton shooter found to have mind-altering SSRI drugs in his system

August 18, 2019 -

According to an autopsy report, Betts had not only been taking mind-altering SSRIs in the lead-up to his murder melee, but he was also taking cocaine, Xanax, and alcohol, three other deadly drugs linked to extreme violence. In other words, Betts was severely mind-altered by a combination of Big Pharma and Big Alcohol when he decided to take the lives of innocent people for no apparent reason.

Mainstream news outlets are finally admitting the truth that, rather than being ...

The one thing that nearly every mass shooting has in common… and it isn’t guns

August 06, 2019 -

Here's the full article by Dan Roberts:

(Ammoland.com) Nearly every mass shooting incident in the last twenty years, and multiple other instances of suicide and isolated shootings all share one thing in common, and it's not the weapons used.

The overwhelming evidence points to the signal largest common factor in all of these incidents is the fact that all of the perpetrators were either actively taking powerful psychotropic drugs or had been at some point in the ...

What are the best teas for sleep?

March 08, 2019 -

Chamomile tea

Chamomile tea is such a potent sleep aid that it has a reputation for being considered a mild tranquilizer or sleep inducer. In fact, the regular consumption of chamomile tea can help treat chronic insomnia and other sleep-related problems. This herbal tea owes its calming and sleep-promoting properties to an antioxidant called apigenin. This antioxidant can bind to the receptors in your brain to decrease anxiety and initiate sleep. Other than promoting sleep, and ...

Elon Musk invents his own laws of physics, claims Tesla brake pads NEVER need to be replaced

January 20, 2019 -

Musk has claimed that Tesla vehicles’ brake pads never need to be replaced, even though common sense says otherwise – and so does the manual. In fact, the user manuals of the cars state that the brake pads must be replaced when they wear out, just like every other car.

When a Twitter user commented that it simply isn’t possible for Tesla’s vehicles to have perfectly regenerative brakes because they use brake pads, which are logically subject to wear and tear, Musk tweeted, ...

Big Pharma’s dangerous drugs are now killing more people than guns or automobile accidents

November 20, 2018 -

All told, about 200 people died an opioid-related death everyday in 2017. Earlier estimates also confirmed that the number of people Big Pharma killed with opioids in a single year was higher than the number of causalities the U.S. incurred during the Vietnam and Iraq wars combined.

While all these lives (and the lives of their loved ones) are being torn apart, Big Pharma has been raking in billions. And the same industry that caused this massive epidemic of death now ...

A list of truly effective, science-backed natural remedies for sleep disorders

October 08, 2018 -

A lack of sleep is not only frustrating and a surefire way to put you in a bad mood; it’s also pretty awful for your health. After all, sleep is when your body essentially reboots itself, focusing all of its energy on healing and refreshing while there’s no need to worry about eating, thinking, talking, and moving around.

Not getting enough sleep is especially bad for your immune system, adversely impacting your body’s ability to fight off viruses and bacteria that lead ...

Older people who take sleeping pills have double the risk of fracturing their hips

August 01, 2018 -

This is the finding of a new study carried out by researchers from Kings College London and Cardiff University. The researchers examined people aged 65 and older who are given hypnotic medicines like Z drugs and benzodiazepines. They found that medium-term users – those who took the medications for 15 to 30 days – had a 53 percent higher risk of bone fracture than those older people who do not take such drugs. Long-term users, or those who took the drugs for longer than 30 days, ...

Are you taking these prescription drugs that cause memory loss?

July 06, 2018 -

Memory loss, which is often interpreted as one of the early signs of Alzheimer’s, can actually be a side effect of standard prescription drugs. Worse, most people remain unaware of these risks and assume that their inconceivable forgetfulness is a symptom of ageing.

Dr. Armon Neel, a geriatric pharmacist with the AARP, disagrees, “scientists now know that memory loss as you get older is by no means inevitable [emphasis added]. Indeed, the brain can grow new brain cells ...

If you’re having a hard time sleeping, you may have a magnesium deficiency

June 12, 2018 -

Magnesium is one of 24 essential nutrients and it plays a role in a variety of bodily functions. In addition to being a necessity for healthy bones, magnesium is integral for proper functioning of your heart, brain and muscles. Being such an important,yet also under-acknowledged, nutrient means that magnesium deficiency can cause a number of symptoms -- including poor sleep.

Magnesium and sleeping troubles: What you need to know

As Psychology Today explains, magnesium ...

ABC immediately cuts ties with Roseanne Barr but continues to air homophobe Jimmy Kimmel?

May 31, 2018 -

There’s no point in reprinting the offending tweet here because it’s widely available online for anyone to find. Perpetuating it in this space serves no useful purpose.

For her part, Barr has apologized for the tweet and even went so far as to admit that she was under the influence of sleep aid Ambien when she tweeted to Jarrett and others.

In addition, according to The Gateway Pundit, Barr explained that she believed Jarrett was Saudi, not black — not that ...

America: Home of the HUMAN LAB RATS … Why prescription medications are mostly unsafe chemical experiments that worsen overall health

December 30, 2017 -

Put it this way: Medical doctors go to college for eight years to learn how to juggle multiple medications while reading all of your symptoms with fancy technological diagnostic tests, so shouldn't you just shut the heck up and do what you're told, when you're told, without asking annoying, invasive questions that will most likely have boondoggles for answers?

How many people, after all, are not taking at least one medication for anxiety, depression, inflammation, cholesterol, ...

Poor sleep is NOT just part of growing older: Experts encourage non-medical intervention

October 20, 2017 -

Around 1,065 older adults between the ages of 65 and 80 years old, all with sleeping problems, answered the online survey. Roughly 46 percent of the respondents answered that they had trouble sleeping on one or more nights of the week, while 15 percent stated that they were unable to sleep properly for three nights or more. Of those who had difficulties with sleep, 40 percent said that it was due to fair or poor health, 23 percent claimed that it was because of pain, and the ...