A human doc that never scratches below the surface
In this article, we’ll explore the mental health of millennials and look at some of the ways in which they are struggling. We’ll also explore some of the solutions that have been proposed in recent years to help these individuals.
Xanax is a medication primarily used to treat anxiety in Americans. The film “Take Your Pills” examines America’s relationship with drugs and the prescription crazy situation that has led to many people taking Xanax to control their anxiety. ..
Xanax is a medication used to treat anxiety and panic disorders. It is often prescribed to people who have experienced an anxiety attack. The documentary explores the backstory for several different people and what triggered their anxiety episodes – and how they control that. ..
The film is well-made and packs a powerful emotional punch, with its stories of sexual assault and the aftermath of war. It’s easy to see why it has been so successful, and it’s a shame that it only covers one side of the story.
The film is largely about the individual experiences of people, with a few chimes from experts and therapists in the field. In terms of content, most of what’s here is pretty surface-level and other times there are some outright contradictory and incredulous statements made.
The therapist discusses how cannabis can help with symptoms of anxiety, and how this is in contrast to the damage that Xanax can do. She also mentions that anyone who smokes marijuana long-term is more prone to suffer from anxiety and paranoia!
The Social Dilemma discusses the dangers of social media and the always-online situation we find ourselves in. The segment at the end sees another health professional telling us we need social connections and that loneliness is bad. It feels careless to me when the camera flashes to a picture of someone on their phone messaging. ..
Xanax: A Documentary About the People and Their Experiences is Fine, but Perfunctory ..
