Tomorrow's Kids Could Take "Drug Holidays" from Anti-psychotic Medications

It was once thought that patients should take a "drug holiday" by periodically stopping their anti-psychotic drugs for a few weeks every year.

This practice is no longer recommended. Research has shown that these "drug holidays" increase the risk of relapse.

Can you imagine that our children in schools today could become the victims of anti-psychotic medications tomorrow?

It is already happening.

The fact of the matter is many of today's leaders take these types of "medications."

Do you think that, if they really knew what drugs were, they would still be inclined to take them or better yet, allow their kids to be put on them?

Our society is so quick to go for the quick-fix, one-shot-pill solution, that the underlying reasons for this are completely missed. Let's go back to our current education system.

Today kids are taught that there are "good drugs and bad drugs." They grow up with this information.

They also grow up believing that "the doctor knows best." So the spiral continues out of control.

The first step we need to take is to ensure ALL our children (and adults) are educated properly on the subject of drugs.

At Friends of Narconon we have worked out a way to reach kids in large numbers, with very little money and effort, with the Truth About Drugs.

Through our school sponsorship program F.O.N. has reached over 6 million students in the last 10 years and this continues to expand.

Last year alone we reached over 1.4 million students with our Truth About Drugs Video Series. And the incredible results just keep pouring in from all over the country.

All we need now are sponsors. I would like your help in ensuring that our future children are not faced with the idea of having to take a "Drug Holiday." I am sure you can agree with that!

Call Donna Miller at Friends of Narconon for further information on how you can help keep this from happening right now. The toll-free number is: 1-800-882-6862

Sincerely,

Robert Hernandez, CCDC*
President, Friends of Narconon, Intl.
*Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor


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