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111. TIM ALEXANDER IS THE FOREMOST LIVING EXPERT ABOUT PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION TOXICITY

By May 29, 2022June 10th, 202414 Comments
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He has interacted with tens of thousands of people whose lives have been ruined by legal drugs. The following is a rare interview with him.

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.

Tim Alexander is on the left and Pastor Cedric Anderson is on the right during the wedding ceremony. Shortly after this wedding, pastor Anderson himself married Tim’s cousin, Karen Smith, pictured below.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This map was his route:

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 considered harmless were quite damaging. He developed new theories about the relationship between fluoroquinolone antibiotics (such as Cipro) and gadolinium contrast dye. Although they are both toxic individually, when used together they can be devastating.

After completion, Tim’s challenge has been to get distribution in a Pharma-controlled media environment. He has not yet found a way to release his project and would find it best to buy his investors out so he can release it to the public on smaller online platforms that will accept it. To free the film, he needs to raise about $200,000. If you have ideas about how he might accomplish this, Tim can be contacted to screen the film for you. His direct email is [email protected].

Although Tim Alexander is not a physician, he is a top, if not the top authority on prescription medication side effects and the damages they cause. What differentiates Tim from other experts is that most are focused on a few specific drug classes. In contrast, Tim has explored many drug classes, so his knowledge is far broader than those who focus only on a few. Through his numerous in-person interviews and many years of Facebook moderation on his Legal Death page, he has captured more up-to-date information from severely medication-damaged people than anyone else on the planet.

14 Comments

  • Avatar Itsjustananalogy says:

    Maybe set up a place to send donations? I donu2019t trust the regular channels however there has to be another option?

  • Avatar Bandit says:

    Amazing information! I want to thank you for having Tim on. I want to thank Tim for everything he has done to learn about all these different drugs, their side effects, how all this has effected people’s lives, the vast amount of knowledge he has put forth, and how he has empowered people to be heard on his Facebook pages. My deepest condolences to him and his family for the horrendous acts that brought him to this knowledge, that he now wants to share with the rest of us. May God bless and keep you and your families safe, healthy, and happy for now and forever. uD83DuDE4F

  • Avatar Gene Adaway says:

    Iu2019ve had both fluoroquinolone and gadolinium. I wonu2019t even go near a Doctor now. Iu2019ve become my own Doctor.

  • Avatar Cks73 says:

    Thank you Tim! I will share this and do more research on my own now. My husband was injured after the Pfizer poison and his problems evolved and changed which confused all of us. He had MRIu2019s with contrast, prescribed antidepressants/benzodiazepines, and had a lumbar puncture which a few hours left him more imbalanced and caused ear fullness/plugging. All the docs at CEDARS look at him as if heu2019s just a anxious person and needs more psych meds. Now weu2019re worse off and barely hanging on. Heu2019s a different person barely a shell of who he was. He was a confident, happy, loving, and hardworking aerospace engineer who didnu2019t take any medication and was healthy. He continues to have severe imbalance, ear fullness/plugging, severe anxiety, ruminates, extremely emotional and paranoid. Now I wonder if the contrast and/or meds caused more problems. He no longer takes anything except few supplements. Godspeed to alluD83DuDE4F

    • Avatar Tim Alexander says:

      I am so sorry to hear of the pain the two of you are experiencing. It is so wrong what they do to healthy people and then blame it on them with no feelings or remorse. They hurt people and make them worse everyday and charge money for it and more money to fix the extra damage they created, they have to know what they are doing. Again, so sorry. 🙁

      • Avatar JustANobody says:

        Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. Will be reaching out to see film if possible. I learned so much.

  • Avatar Katherine M. Moss says:

    Gadolinium… is that the stuff they give you during CT scans to help light up the area they are trying to view? If so, I had some in 2019 during a battle with thoracic outlet syndrome which resulted in a blood clot in my arm. (I wonder if they could have done the scan without it?) Either way, reading this is scary stuff; I know a pile of people on medication including two on antideprescents; my dad, and my best friend. Frankly, I worry about both of them, even more than I did in the past, now. My mother is on colesterol medication, while I’m on a beta blocker at this point in time for reasons unknown. Needless to say, my doctor’s getting a huge talking to in August when I see her.

    Either way, thanks for your hard work, and boy, do I wish the events proceeding it could have played out differently. May pastor Anderson, his wife, and the student be at peace wherever they are.

  • Avatar James says:

    After a lifetime of drugs that just got added to as I got older, they destroyed my body. It literally broke my body down until the 30 drug cocktail (poly pharmacy) almost killed me, more than once over the years.
    Iu2019m permanently unable to work.
    I was willing to take all those drugs- so I could work!
    Iu2019m a research junkie and have gone almost all natural, but reversing the damage takes a long time. Itu2019s devastating, but I do have hope.
    They never expected me to stop the drugs and never expected me to survive. The vast majority of allopathic medical professionals have NO clue and do not want to know. Itu2019s mind blowing and itu2019ll destroy them to admit the truth. Itu2019s truly heartbreaking for all effected.

    • Avatar Robert Yoho MD (ret) says:

      See if you can get on Tim’s Facebook Legal Death. you will find many fellow travelers there.

  • Avatar I_Am_Unconconquerable says:

    At one time I was on over 20 medications. I discontinued all of them. The only prescriptions I now take are progesterone and low dose naltrexone. I believe I am still suffering from after effects of all those drugs, but I will never be so desperate to take another psychiatric medication. I should mention that I was told I was bipolar because I had some suicidal thoughts upon the onset of puberty. Turns out it was completely hormonal.

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