Emperor's New Drugs : Exploding the Antidepressant Myth by Irving Kirsch ...

Irving Kirsch

Discover the groundbreaking research presented in "The Emperor's New Drugs: Exploding the Antidepressant Myth" by Irving Kirsch. This educational paperback challenges the widely held belief in the efficacy of antidepressants, revealing that treatment has often relied on suggestion rather than actual pharmacological effect. Through a thorough analysis of decades of FDA data, Kirsch makes a compelling case that the effectiveness of these drugs is a faulty consensus. The book offers a clear path toward proper treatment for depression, moving away from over-reliance on medication. Key Features: - Explores the science behind antidepressant effectiveness. - Critically analyzes decades of FDA data. - Offers alternative approaches to depression treatment. - Written by renowned researcher Irving Kirsch, PhD. Product Summary: This book delves into the myth of antidepressant efficacy, presenting research by Irving Kirsch that questions their effectiveness. It's an educational paperback in English, published in 2011 by Basic Books, with 240 pages and an ISBN of 9780465022007. Recommended for adult readers.