Tony Robbins claims meta-studies prove SSRIs do not work
Tony Robbins · Tony Robbins | All-In Live from Miami · Jun 19, 2025 · at 22:08
Tony Robbins, author and life coach, discusses antidepressant efficacy on the All-In Podcast Live in Miami.
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“SSRIs don't work. They don't. They've been proven not to work by the meta studies, but we're still giving them millions of people.”
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