The Kito Foundation

The Kito Foundation was created to support educating the world to the dangers of SSRI antidepressants, atypical antipsychotic medications and all serotonergic drugs, plus any unknown dangers of all prescription medications. This is by far the greatest threat today against life as we know it.
Click here to see the devastation worldwide being caused by these drugs as documented in the news.
You can help us stop this ongoing nightmare. Please make a donation to The Kito Foundation. It is vital that we receive your assistance today! We help educate society about the dangers of this worldwide threat of addictive and dangerous prescription drugs. We also provide emotional support as patients work to rebuild their lives. We help families and patients understand what has happened and put their lives back together again after these drug-induced nightmares. We are also working to educate professionals who should be aware of these dangers – medical professionals, law enforcement, attorneys, spiritual leaders, educators, parents, and family members dealing with these nightmares within the walls of their own homes, etc. We work to educate about safe and natural alternative treatments to rebuild lives after the damage done to the body and brain by these drugs.

 

The Kito Foundation was created to educate the public about the potential risks, side effects, and long‑term impacts associated with SSRI antidepressants, atypical antipsychotic medications, serotonergic drugs, and other prescription medications. Many individuals and families have experienced serious challenges related to these treatments, and our mission is to raise awareness, encourage informed decision‑making, and support those affected.

We invite you to explore documented cases, news reports, and personal stories that highlight the real‑world consequences people have faced. Your support helps us continue this critical work. Please consider making a donation to The Kito Foundation — your contribution directly strengthens our ability to educate, advocate, and provide emotional support.

Our organization helps individuals and families understand what they have experienced, rebuild stability, and find hope after medication‑related trauma. We also work to inform professionals — including medical providers, law enforcement, attorneys, spiritual leaders, educators, and caregivers — about the importance of recognizing medication‑related risks and supporting affected individuals with compassion and awareness.

In addition, we promote safe, natural, and holistic approaches to healing. Through education on nutrition, stimulant‑free living, movement, and emotional support, we help people rebuild their lives and strengthen their mental and physical well‑being.