TIM ALEXANDER IS THE FOREMOST LIVING EXPERT ABOUT PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION TOXICITY

<p>Tim Alexander has interacted with thousands of people whose lives have been ruined by legal drugs. The above is a rare interview with him. Tim is a documentary filmmaker whose marriage ceremony to his wonderful wife Karen Alexandar (his co-producer on the project) was conducted by Cedric Anderson.</p> <p>Shortly after this wedding, pastor Anderson himself married Tim’s cousin, Karen Smith, pictured below. </p> <p>But Anderson became erratic, paranoid, and delusional. No one knew that he was taking SSRI (Prozac class) antidepressants, not even his mother. Karen Smith moved out after only 6 weeks because of his bizarre behavior. </p> <p>A month later, Cedric Anderson entered the elementary school where his wife taught and shot and killed her, a student, and then himself. This was a major media story nationwide for two months, and Anderson was dubbed the San Bernadino shooter. No mention of the medications he was taking was seen anywhere in the media. </p> <p>Tim kept asking himself how such an impossible event could have happened to people he knew and loved. Since Tim’s career as a documentary filmmaker is partly detective work, research is natural for him. So he formed a Facebook group called “Legal Death - In Drugs We Trust” that sought to address the topic of drug side effects. It grew to 30,000 people within a few months. There were soon up to 3500 posts a day, and he read every one. He learned that suicide and violent behavior were well-established side effects of SSRI antidepressants, and he learned many other things. </p> <p>He then made a post requesting interviews from people on his page who had related experiences, and he and his wife Karen were soon on a two-month 16,500-mile road trip across America and Canada. Many of the people he interviewed were bed-bound and neurologically damaged for life, and their stories were horrific. </p> <p>The result of Tim’s bold effort was a full-length feature film about the toxicity of prescription drugs. Tim found that many drugs that were previously cons