Babies, two-year-olds & antipsychotic medicine
A New York Times article has identifie d that over 100,000 prescriptions for antipsychotic medicines were written in 2014 – to children 2 and younger (many still in cribs). A shortage of child psychiatrists is partially blamed. These powerful mind altering chemicals are just one generation removed from Thorazine. To use them like candy for babies and 3 year old children is dangerous. This Mercury News video series on foster care children provides a stunning insight...