This autobiographical chronicle intertwines the rise of the second psychopharmacology revolution—spearheaded by the antidepressant Prozac—with the life journey of a physician who, after a first encounter with psychiatric drugs while serving as a military doctor, struggles for decades with depression, anxiety, and the very medications prescribed to treat him. What emerges is a candid, deeply personal, and well-informed perspective on the flaws and dangers of modern psychiatric treatment mod...