Hosted by Mark Millich · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 90 episodes
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Your Story Matters.Moral Medicine shares in-depth interviews with people suffering lasting side effects from medications like Finasteride, Accutane, SSRIs, Lion’s Mane, Saw Palmetto, and others. With limited research and little understanding of why some are affected, we aim to raise awareness, push for investigation, and give a voice to those harmed.YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Moral_MedicineTo share your story, contact us at:📩 moralmedicine2023@gmail.com
Mark Millich hosts Moral Medicine, a health show with 90 episodes published.
In this episode of Moral Medicine, Matt shares his experience with Finasteride after taking the drug for several years without issue — and the sudden, life-altering changes that followed. Matt began taking finasteride in
In this episode of Moral Medicine, Tim shares his experience with finasteride after being prescribed the medication for prostate-related issues — and the long-term consequences that followed after years of use without pr
In this episode of Moral Medicine, Marko shares his personal experience with finasteride — and the life-altering crash that followed after just three pills. Marko began taking 1 mg per day after following advice from onl
Max was prescribed sertraline in 2018 and took it for approximately one month. What followed was a profound and life-altering change. He began experiencing emotional numbness, loss of pleasure, insomnia, chronic fatigue,
In this powerful episode of Moral Medicine, Mark sits down with Kim Witczak, one of the nation’s leading drug-safety advocates. Kim’s husband, Woody, was prescribed Zoloft for mild insomnia and stress in 2003. Just a few
In this testimony, Amanda, a registered nurse from the United States, shares her six-year journey on Lexapro after being prescribed the medication at 22 for situational anxiety during a difficult period of her life. She
In this testimony, Joseph, a 26-year-old from France, shares what happened after taking isotretinoin at the age of 13. He describes how the medication initially helped his acne, but months after completing the treatment
Dr. Mayer Brezis — Professor of Medicine and Public Health at Hadassah–Hebrew University in Jerusalem — joins Moral Medicine to discuss his landmark 2025 study concluding that Finasteride can cause depression, anxiety, a
Anthony was a healthy, outgoing husband and father of three who loved concerts, hiking, and coaching Special Olympics. After struggling with mild insomnia, he was prescribed 25 mg of sertraline (Zoloft) — just 11 pills i
In this episode of Moral Medicine, I sit down with Miriam — President of the Isotretinoin Victims Association in Spain — to share her story of life-altering harm after taking Accutane (Isotretinoin). Miriam’s story is po
In this episode of Moral Medicine, I sit down with Kassie — the first woman to come on the channel and share her experience with Post-Finasteride Syndrome (PFS).Kassie’s story is powerful, not only because it highlights
In this powerful interview, Dr. Doug Bremner — Professor of Psychiatry and Radiology at Emory University — shares his groundbreaking research on the psychiatric risks of Accutane (isotretinoin). His landmark brain imagin
In this powerful interview, Pablo shares his devastating experience with Post-Finasteride Syndrome (PFS). Once a healthy 29-year-old with an active social life, a good job, and a love for sports, his life changed forever
In this powerful interview, Noor shares his devastating experience with Post-Finasteride Syndrome (PFS). Once a healthy athlete and cricketer, his life changed forever after a crash just 48 hours after stopping finasteri
Cael was a healthy, social teenager when he was prescribed antidepressants for mild anxiety. What followed was years of being cycled through multiple drugs — Lexapro, Effexor, Zoloft, Pristiq, Seroquel, Cymbalta — with n
Moral Medicine is a voice for those harmed by medications — and for those fighting to be heard when no one will listen. Watch. Share. Help us shatter the silence. In this powerful interview, Francis shares his nine-year
Konrad was a healthy, strong, disciplined man. He worked hard, traveled the world, cared deeply for his family—and took care of his body. But after using topical Finasteride for just 10 days, his life changed in ways he
In this powerful interview, therapist and educator Yassie Pirani speaks out about Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD), an underrecognized but devastating condition affecting a significant number of antidepressant users.
In this emotional and eye-opening interview, Matt shares his journey after being prescribed Rexulti — an atypical antipsychotic that led to life-altering consequences. What started as a plea for help turned into years of
In this gripping interview, former FDA medical officer and psychiatrist Dr. Josef Witt-Doering joins Moral Medicine to reveal how the regulatory system is failing the very people it’s meant to protect. Drawing from his i
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