drug can cause serious impulse control the she's an adult such as gambling shopping binge eating hypersexuality tonight will will discuss some of these lawsuits as well as the developing science it's an increasingly showing a link between abilify and compulsive behavior and later in the show or talk to you about the opioid addiction epidemic in chicago as the attorney general of the illinois peers reach a four million dollar settlement with the company the attorney says push doctors are drugs and drug beyond its intended use so don't go anywhere america's lower starts right now. to to stick show that about one out of five american citizens suffer from some sort of mental illness each year these illnesses run the gamut from depression to tourette's syndrome and with the market of more than forty two million people a year is their potential clients big pharma has it wasted any time creating countless pills they claim will help solve your mental health problems there are plenty of medications available that do provide relief for people suffering from mental health problems but there are also a wid

think she's hypersexualized.rough catalogues, somebody has to model this stuff. it's a job, people. the photos are basic and straightforward and showcasing the bra and she doesn't necessarily fit that stereotype of a perfect female body which is one of the things i appreciate about this video. >> i like the fact she's built like a real women. more women are shaped like her than models on the cover of "cosmo" and other magazines. >> if i weren't modeling i'd probably be in accounting. i went to school for financial accounting, both my parents are cpas. i had a job lined up to do internal auditing but decided to take a leap and pursue this career path. >> as far as i'm concerned she's using her degree, she's counting them coins all the way to the bank doing something she likes. >> you can get paid to do something like that, get paid. >> for exercise, do high reps of low weight for things that will work out my chest would be pushups, or presses with dumbbells. dumbbell slides. >> she talks about what it's like to st

they're laughing they're laughing at the idea that somebody may be gambling or are having some hypersexuality problems but the interesting thing is these are everyday people that didn't have gambling problems and they didn't have the kinds of impulse problems that this product is causing so what's happening here with the medication what is the science showing about this. well pap the medication abilify is as you said an anti-psychotic medication used to treat schizophrenia and manic depressive disorder and a whole host of other psychiatric conditions. a medication itself reacts with the dopamine receptors system in the brain and it's not it's not new science to suggest that when you mess with that particular system the brain that you will manipulate the reward sensitivities of an individual there's been previous lawsuits involving medications that have a similar mechanism of action or that effect the same at sections of the brain where it's caused impulse control disorders such as gambling hyper sexuality hyper shopping compulsive shopping and other impulse control disorders so the science as

drug can cause serious impulse control the she's an adult such as gambling shopping binge eating hypersexuality tonight will will discuss some of these lawsuits as well as the developing science it's an increasingly showing a link between abilify and compulsive behavior and later in the show or talk to you about the opioid addiction epidemic in chicago as the attorney general of the illinois appears to reach a four million dollar settlement with a company the attorney says pushed doctors for drugs and drug beyond its intended use so don't go anywhere america's lower starts right now. to to stick show that about one out of five american citizens suffer from some sort of mental illness each year these illnesses run the gamut from depression to tourette's syndrome and with the market of more than forty two million people a year is their potential clients big pharma has it wasted any time creating countless pills they claim will help solve your mental health problems there are plenty of medications available that do.

can cause serious impulse control issues in the adult such as gambling shopping binge eating hypersexuality tonight will will discuss some of these lawsuits as well as the developing science it's an increasingly showing a link between abilify and compulsive behavior and later in the show or talk to you about the opioid addiction epidemic in chicago because the attorney general of the illinois appears to reach a four million dollar settlement with the company the attorney says push doctors drugs and drug beyond its intended use so don't go anywhere america's lawyers start right now. to to stick show that about one out of five american citizens suffer from some sort of mental illness each year these illnesses run the gamut from depression to tourette's syndrome and with the market of more than forty two million people a year is their potential clients.

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