Who made this page, and why
Who makes this
My name is Petros Chatzianastasiou. I am not a doctor, pharmacist, psychologist or psychiatrist — I am an engineer and I have worked in the technical trades for decades. I have no financial or professional relationship with pharmaceutical companies.
That means two things: I have no stake in what you conclude — and I am not asking you to take anything on my word. Every claim on this site cites its primary source.
Why I make it
The site began with a poster circulating on social media that linked celebrity deaths to psychiatric drugs. I checked its claims one by one: several collapsed. But underneath the noise there was a real, documented story — guilty pleas, billion-dollar fines, regulatory warnings — that rarely reaches the public together with its sources. Anyone taking these medicines in good faith deserves information that survives scrutiny: neither fearmongering nor false reassurance.
How it was made
Three rules, without exception:
- Primary sources only — the US Department of Justice, FDA, MHRA, NICE, peer-reviewed journals, the Greek national prescription database.
- Whatever is scientifically open is presented with both sides, each with its citations.
- Explicitly excluded: sources without citations, activist sites without primary documentation, and organisations serving the same purpose — so that the information is genuinely objective.
AI tools were also used to research and locate the sources; no claim was published without verification against the primary source itself. If you find an error, please send me a message — corrections are noted.
The site has no ads, sponsors or revenue, and collects no visitor data.
I bring into the light what it suits others to keep hidden. If someone doesn't like that — too bad. To everyone else: enjoy the reading.