Jordan Peterson 'misses' talking politics, while experiencing serious side effects from benzo withdrawal
New York Post • • health
Key Points:
- Dr. Jordan Peterson is suffering from a neurological injury linked to withdrawal from psychiatric medications, specifically benzodiazepines like Klonopin, which has forced him to step away from his public work.
- He developed tardive akathisia, a chronic movement disorder causing intense restlessness and pain, as a side effect of stopping dopamine antagonist medications, leading to severe daily discomfort.
- Tammy Peterson clarified that rumors about sepsis from stem cell treatments are false; his sepsis was contracted in an ICU in Switzerland while being treated for pneumonia.
- Despite ongoing pain and difficulty, Dr. Peterson can still engage in some activities but is not expected to return to work soon, missing the chance to contribute to societal discussions.
- The Peterson family disputes sensationalized media reports about their lifestyle and health, emphasizing the need for awareness about the risks of psychiatric medication damage.
