Yes, Chlorpromazine… Largactil but that kind of medication really is not appropriate for autism.
A nurse, Mark Huxstep, described how another nurse ignored warnings and injected a detainee with twice the maximum adult dosage of Largactil, an anti-psychotic drug.
Later, I realized that it was the side effects of the Largactil.
One of the two nurses on duty rang a local doctor who prescribed 100 mg of Largactil, a powerful antipsychotic.
However, Healy also notes that chlorpromazine was initially named Largactil precisely because it covered a large range of nervous conditions.
I remember my mother grinding up tablets of Largactil (the major tranquilliser chlorpromazine) to put in his tea in the hope of dampening his florid auditory hallucinations.