Stevie Nicks, 69, turned up at the LA Film Festival premier of The Book of Henry because she has a song on the movie’s soundtrack. Every chance she gets, Stevie talks about the dangers of the prescription drug Klonopin. Back in the 80’s when Stevie had just left Betty Ford after beating coke and was feeling great, her advisors pushed her to visit a famous psychiatrist. The guy prescribed Klonopin for anxiety and she ended up gaining 50 pounds “and I lost eight years of my life!” She claims the drug is more deadly than coke and advises friends “Don’t always listen to other people – trust yourself.”
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I totally agree with you Stevie. Psych drugs are the worst. They damage your intellect, make you fat and unhealthy and cause psychotic even violent behavior in some people. Look how many mass shooters are on them. Preach it!
It is a horrible drug and is prescribed by people who have no idea how it works, what it does or the horrible side effects it has. Weight gain is the tip of the iceberg. The Psych doctors love to prescribe it and other toxic drugs as the Pharm companies send them on all kings of great vacations as inducement.
Pharma companies are legalized drug dealers.
Stevie still looks good.