Anúncio da Thorazina (primeiro psicofármaco, outro nome para Clorpromazina) nos idos dos anos 1950/60: https://page.hn/owl35r
Na legenda:
> "disturbed wards have virtually disappeared"
Many hospitals have found that THORAZINE:
- makes patients accessible and receptive to psychotherapy
- reduces or eliminates the need for restraint and seclusion
- improves ward morale
- speeds release of hospitalized patients
- reduces destruction of personal and hospital property
- reduces need for shock therapy and lobotomy
- increases capacity of hospital to serve more patients than ever before
Outro anúncio da Thorazina (primeiro psicofármaco, outro nome para a Clorpromazina): https://page.hn/8aa30w
Na legenda:
THORAZINE*
HELPS TO KEEP MORE PATIENTS OUT OF MENTAL HOSPITALS
With 'Thorazine' "more patients will be released after shorter periods of hospitalization and fewer patients will require re-hospitalization. More patients can be treated in the community, at clinics or in the psychiatrist's office without being hospitalized at all.
Terceiro anúncio da Thorazina, agora para mulheres menopáuzicas (https://page.hn/o1hk0b)
Onde se lê:
> to help you relieive
the severe emotional upset
of the menopausal patient
THORAZINE*
'Thorazine' can facilitate the over-all management of your menopausal patient. Its unique, non-hypnotic tranquilizing effect relieves anxiety, tension, agitated depression and helps you to restore to the patient a feeling of well-being and a sense of belonging.
'Thorazine' is available in ampuls, tablets and syrup (as the hydrochloride), and in suppositories (as the base)
Agora, uma mulher com avental de dona de casa sobe numa cadeira aos berros. Como "acalmá-la"? Diz o anúncio (https://page.hn/a2z4by) da Thorazine:
> for prompt and sustained relief from severe mental and emotional stress, THORAZINE