Fernand Haesbrouck

Fernand Haesbrouck (1945- ) was born in Kortrijk (Belgium).

Pharmacist KU Leuven (1969).

Worked as hospital pharmacist in psychiatric hospitals.

The last 20 years combined the job with a freelance activity as C + + systemengineer at various companies (L&H speech, Barco, Fabricom, ASLK - now Paribas Fortis - and others) in different projects.

Antidepressants reload energy-cells of serotonine.

Strange or not?

Healthcare invented reuptake as a medical evidence.

Although that evidence is not scientifical nor chemical proved, the world is forced to swallow psychotics as chargers to cure depressions with rechargeable serotonin and ADHD with rechargeable dopamin.

Science fiction?

But doctors and all terrestrials are convinced that this pharmacology can save a world full of illnesses.

The summit of this powerful magic is illustrated by Eli Lilly, who can selective reload serotonine with a powerful phenylpropylamine in Prozac and who also selective can reload noradrenaline with exactly the SAME phenylpropylamine in Strattera on children with limping dopamine.

That new book explains how this witchcraft exists for years and how the academic world persists to deny the working mechanism of the amphetamins and cocaïns to perform the trick.