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McFillin says a ‘Harvard based psychiatrist’ repeated chemical-imbalance claims in court

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published August 31, 2026 · Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · 13 Psych Drugs in 4 Months: The Troubling Question in Lindsay Clancy’s Case | Dr. Roger McFillin
McFillin says a ‘Harvard based psychiatrist’ repeated chemical-imbalance claims in court
Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark
Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark
13 Psych Drugs in 4 Months: The Troubling Question in Lindsay Clancy’s Case | Dr. Roger McFillin

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"And what do you see a Harvard based psychiatrist gets on the stand and then she begins to spew out the same narrative lies the marketing lies from the pharmaceutical companies that those who are suffering from depression have a chemical imbalance in the brain and we have drugs that correct that imbalance. This is testimony."

Dr Roger McFillin claims that, in testimony connected to the Lindsay Clancy proceedings, a psychiatrist affiliated with Harvard stated that depression reflects a ‘chemical imbalance’ corrected by medication. McFillin characterises that narrative as pharmaceutical marketing and disputes the scientific basis for it.

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13 Psych Drugs in 4 Months: The Troubling Question in Lindsay Clancy’s Case | Dr. Roger McFillin
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