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Psyched Out - How Psychiatry Sells Mental Illness and Pushes Pills That Kill (Hardcover)
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Psyched Out - How Psychiatry Sells Mental Illness and Pushes Pills That Kill (Hardcover)
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Few would argue that people suffer from mental illness, mental
breakdowns, depression or any number of adjectives that describe
behaviors that adversely, even severely, affect people's lives. In
law it is said that "it doesn't matter what one believes, only what
one can prove." The same can be said for psychiatric diagnosing. It
matters little what anyone in the medical/psychiatric community
"believe" is the cause(s) of mental illness. The question that has
not been answered is whether tens of millions of Americans who have
been diagnosed with any one or number of psychiatric mental
disorders suffer from a mental "disease" - an objective,
confirmable abnormality of the brain. What is known is that neither
the American Psychiatric Association nor the National Institute of
Mental Health, nor any other medical organization, is capable today
of making available scientific evidence to prove that any
psychiatric disorder is an objective, confirmable abnormality of
the brain. This mantra is repeated throughout the book because it
is the point of the book. That people are suffering isn't in
question. Whether they actually suffer from a psychiatric disorder
that is a known objective, confirmable abnormality of the brain is
in question because selling mental disorders as "disease," such as
the theoretical chemical imbalance, has become the norm in the
medical/psycho pharmaceutical Community and it is blatantly false.
The People, if given the truth, can take it. The decision to accept
the psychiatric diagnosis and seek treatment with psychiatric
mind-altering drugs may be no different, but at least the decision
will be based on all the truth, the objective confirmable
scientific evidence, not theories, wishful thinking, deceptive
advertising and misleading advocacy group, pharmaceutical company
and government-sponsored information campaigns.
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