> Adam Lanza was on Temazepam - Restoril - during Sandy Hook shooting

OP, Is this your guess or did you read this somewhere else you could link us to?

But, was he in the SCHOOL?

He has none, because there wasn't a shooting that day. It was all a drill.

Yes, please provide a link stating as fact he was on this medication. You cannot just say something without proof around here and expect everyone to believe it.

Has something changed, did I miss it? I thought ADAM LANZA was pronounces dead the day before the shooting, so therefore he would have been on asphyxiation and riger mortis.

Yes, but what as the armed SWAT team member who was hanging out in the woods out the school, on?

I take temazepam. I love it.

Now stop using it... you'll find out what it is.

Are you his uncle?

No. I read an interview with his neighbour.

The article (on blogger.nl) was removed the same day.

Temazepam is a benzodizapine drug and considered to be a minor tranquilizer. There is, however, a glitch in that "minor" thing. Basically, all the benzo drugs - Xanax, (Alprazolam) Ativan,(Lorazepam), Valium (Diazepam) Clonazepam (Klonopin) are based on the same molecule which is tweaked a little on the molecular level so as to make it more suitable for certain reasons. These drugs -- which are basically all close cousins of Valium -- are very addicting -- Xanax being the most addictive -- and withdrawal from these medication can be a very serious -- sometimes life threatening issue. I won't go on and on, but yes, these benzo drugs are safe when used as directed, but many people who are prescribed them for various anxiety or insomnia issues or muscle spasm issues, do not use them properly and doctors are quick to up the dosages for patients who develop a tolerance. Eventually a percentage of patients, especially those who take the shorter acting ones like Temazepam, get withdrawal symptoms in spite of the fact that they are taking their daily dose. All Benzos are interchangeable if the goal is to ward off withdrawal symptoms. In many cases, benzodiazepine addiction is much more difficult to overcome than heroin addiction and usually the patient has to be weaned off over a long course. Sometimes this weaning process can take years. That sounds extreme but it is true and in some cases a complete cessation of the drug is impossible for some patients. With that said, these drugs are not associated with murder or psychotic behavior. It's a case of which came first, the chicken or the egg? There is something wrong with the person and the doctor prescribes a benzo tranqullizer -- not always a great idea -- but they work. They are all very valuable drugs in all forms of medicine. Valium and Ativan are very important drugs in the arsenal of an ER. They work very well and have very specific actions that most often save lives. Perhaps an addicted person so desperate to get the drug will do something violent but as a rule, a violent "paradoxical" reaction is extremely rare. There was a case where a policeman shot and killed his patrol partner and used benzo rage as an excuse, but he was eventually convicted of murder.

Benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Crimes, Violence and Suicides related to SSRI/AntiDepressant usage :

[link to ssristories.com]

Right.
OP gave a wikipedia link but the text below it
comes from somewhere else.
Benzodiazepines, the whole family have been
around for decades and do not cause any
of the problems that the OP is lying about.

I know what it is. I take Klonopin too.

temazepam is not an SSRI

Thread: Crimes, Violence and Suicides related to SSRI/AntiDepressant usage

no jokes i had access to some klonopin for about a month and a half and I must say the feeling of not giving a flying was great however after I stopped two years later i still feel it's negative effects

my muscles are tighter, i get more nervous and i speak louder...i'm just different ever since those 6 weeks

i'd put benzos in the same level as cocaine and heroine

As other benzodiazepines, temazepam produces additive CNS depressant effects when co-administered with other medications which themselves produce CNS depression, such as barbiturates, alcohol, opiates, tricyclic antidepressants, non-selective MAO inhibitors, phenothiazines and other antipsychotics, skeletal muscle relaxants, antihistamines and anaesthetics.

You need to mix the Klon and cocaine to balance it out.

NOBODY said anything about benzo withdrawl
or bensos being in any way bad until
right after they mostly all went off
patent and became cheap via generics.

They made up the bad reputation
to move people onto expensive new
more complex drugs under patent.

Text comes from wikipedia, but are abstracts.

Sying that Benzodiazpines are fine is just criminal.


Take a look here :

[link to en.wikipedia.org]



Communities for people having HUGE problems with benzo :


[link to www.benzobuddies.org]


[link to benzowithdrawal.org]

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Benzodiazepine Dependence :


[link to en.wikipedia.org]

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I think you pulled these sentences below
out of your ass, didn't you?

This benzodiazepine was developed by a military lab during the Vietnam era.

It was given to U.S. bomber pilots (B52) the week before they had a "job"; and the days after.

It literally made them wake up WITHOUT ANY EMPATHY whatsoever.

And the ability to just "forget" and be able to sleep right after bombing.