Kim Witczak Exposes Dangerous Drug Practices: SSRI, Suicide, Violence, and Big Pharma’s Deadly Secrets

When Kim Witczak’s husband Woody died by suicide just five weeks after being prescribed Zoloft for sleep issues—not depression—she began a relentless fight to expose the hidden dangers of prescription drugs.

Through her wrongful death lawsuit and advocacy work, Kim uncovered how pharmaceutical companies manipulate clinical trials, hide serious side effects like akathisia (linked to suicide), and prioritize profits over patient safety. Shockingly, drug companies—not the FDA—control much of the approval process, from trial design to data analysis.

Once drugs hit the market, they're often pushed for long-term and off-label use, despite being tested only briefly. Meanwhile, patients harmed by side effects are frequently dismissed or blamed.

Kim’s story reveals a broken system where trust in "safe and effective" meds may be dangerously misplaced—and why patients must start asking tougher questions.