Adame’s youngest son says some ‘drops’ gave actor mental PROBLEMS

Sebastian Adam, the youngest son of Alfredo Adame, spoke about the alleged mental health problems suffered by the actor. The 24-year-old revealed that his father would be in psychiatric treatment for a while and that a poor supply of his prescribed medication caused changes in his behaviour.

The third child that Alfredo Adame had with his ex-wife Mary Paz Banquells emphasized in a recent interview that the protagonist of “Under the same face” received a diagnosis of mental illness several years ago, which he did not specify. And presumably, he would have received instructions to take medication, however, he would not have followed them to the letter.

According to Sebastián Adame, by not conducting a proper check-up, the actor would have suffered the side effects of the drug taken in drops, which it says would have “prolonged” the alleged illness.

“Yes, he was diagnosed with something and went to a psychiatrist many years ago. She sent him some drops to take and he foolishly stopped taking them, then increased the dose, then stopped them and continued. Obviously that’s what made him magnify what he has,” he said in an interview on the show “De primera mano.”

The young man does not exclude the non-continuation of treatment as it should be related to the behavior that characterizes him in recent years and the fact that he has been involved many times in street fights, in which he has been seriously injured.

Alfredo Adame revealed what a psychiatrist found in him

For his part, in December last year, Alfredo Adame admitted that he attended therapy with a psychiatrist to deal with the anger problem attributed to him by several people and revealed what the solution was that he gave him.

“I went to see a very famous psychiatrist because everyone told me, ‘Anger management, violence and I don’t know what, blah blah blah’ and all that stupid stuff the small papers say. I went to about 14 sessions, one a week I went with her,” he said of the “Ventaneando” program.

“He said to me, ‘At the end of the day, the only thing I find is that you’re a victim of your own success.’ I have said many times that the poisons of success and disappointment, bitterness, complexes and envy are very light sleepers,” he assured.

At the time, Alfredo Adame did not mention that he had previously seen a specialist or that he had ever taken medication for mental illness. What he talked about was the problems he faced in recent years after his divorce from Mary Paz Banquells in 2018.

“(He told me) ‘I had a different perception of you, with these lawsuits, your divorce, all I find is that you were vulnerable because of the situation itself to continue to have a clear and transparent image.'” I told him about life to me and he was surprised that I was so honest and at the end he said to me: ‘You are a victim of your own success,'” he recalls.