US Psychiatrists Join with US Insurgency

'The psychiatrists represent the ultimate parasites upon human existence, as they produce absolutely zero products, yet wish to be empowered and compensated to the extreme. And to accomplish this goal they will attach themselves to the soviet socialist insurgency, as they have in every instance in the past where the opportunity has presented itself.

Psychiatry and the charlatans that push it are more dangerous than any weapon ever contrived through the minds and hands of man. We perceive reality through a constant evaluation of the stimuli we receive through sight, touch, sound, and the emotions derived from all.

The power the psychiatrists would like to exercise over us, they seek to establish through a perception of the reality created by the insurgent propagandists and published through the mainstream, which any free thinking person knows is about as far away from the truth of the natural condition we find ourselves in as it is possible to get.'


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Pennsylvania Woman Forced to Take 3 Antipsychotics

by Christina Walko

'I have spent more than 20 years of my life trying to understand and navigate both the real world and the mental health worlds, often on myriads of prescribed psychiatric drugs. This gave me much confusion and also a “created dependency.” 

Now, at 43, I am way older and wiser. I am more well in thinking and wanting to know what life really is before its too late. I want out of of this vicious cycle. But the mental health system won’t let me. I have yet to really live yet, and am so tired of “sleepwalking” through my life on psychiatric pills! 

Currently, I am under forced outpatient treatment and drugging by the Washington County, Pennsylvania mental health system with the A.C.T. program – “Assertive Community Treatment.” This is a mobile unit that can come out to your house, thus bringing the mental ward to you, with your pills and injections.'

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Former BIG PHARMA Insider ~ Gwen Olsen ~ & Mike Adams - FULL (In-Studio) INTERVIEW

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Prescription For Manslaughter Trailer

Canadian Judge Rules SSRI Antidepressants Like Prozac Can Cause Children to Commit Murder

'The use of antidepressant and psychiatric drugs, particularly among children, is an extremely risky activity that could have fatal consequences for both the individuals that use them, as well as their friends and family. According to the National Post, a Canadian judge recently ruled that the extreme mind-altering effects of the antidepressant drug Prozac were in large part responsible for causing a 15-year-old boy to thrust a nine-inch kitchen knife into one of his closest friends.

Though the Winnipeg boy that committed the heinous crime had allegedly abused prescription drugs and "experimented" with cocaine long prior to the incident, he had never had a violent or aggressive personality about him, according to reports. It was only when he began taking Prozac, the very thing doctors had given him as a so-called "solution" to his previous illicit drug problems, that he began to rapidly go off the deep end.'

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PET Scans: Proof That Depression Is a Chemical Imbalance or a Psychiatric Delusion?

 

'According to pharmaceutical drug-based psychiatry, depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain. In spite of decades of research, this has never been proven. Now though, we’re seeing claims from medical science that PET scans prove there is a physical basis for depression. Are those claims meaningful—or merely flummery designed to give an impression with no bearing on reality?'

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Psychoactive Drugs Are the Cause of Most Mental Illness.

'Psychiatry has been trying to pass itself off as real medicine along the lines of other medical professions like gastroenterology and neurology. To accomplish that goal, they made a decision to promote mental illness as physically-induced and drug-treatable. The American Psychiatric Association (APA), the National Institute for Mental Health (NIMH), and the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) colluded with Big Pharma to convince the world that up is down and black is white.'

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Are Psychiatric Medications Making Us Sicker?

'I first took a close look at treatments for mental illness 15 years ago while researching an article for Scientific American. At the time, sales of a new class of antidepressants, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRI's, were booming. The first SSRI, Prozac, had quickly become the most widely prescribed drug in the world. Many psychiatrists, notably Peter D. Kramer, author of the best seller Listening to Prozac, touted SSRI's as a revolutionary advance in the treatment of mental illness. Prozac, Kramer said in a phrase that I hope now haunts him, could make patients "better than well." ' 

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About The Medicated Child, Bipolar, ADHD, Psychiatry

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Detroit Mother Maryanne Godboldo Found in Neglect for Refusing to Medicate Daughter with Psychiatric Drugs

 'Detroit mom Maryanne Godboldo, who was subjected to an armed SWAT team assault on her home during an attempted kidnapping by Child Protective Services, has been found in neglect today by a Wayne County juvenile court.

The jury of that court was somehow persuaded to believe that Maryanne's refusal to continue drugging her daughter with Risperdal, a mind-altering psychiatric drug used to "treat" ADHD, equated to parental neglect. 

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The Story of Danny's Deterioration from Antidepressants and Antipsychotics (video)

Asperger misdiagnosed as mental health disorder from Lorene Amet on Vimeo.

'If you know a child—or an adult—about to be put on antidepressants or antipsychotics, be sure the parents watch this video before letting it happen.'

by Heidi Stevenson of Gaia Health.com

22 July 2011

'This video by Lorene Amet tells the story of a young man's illness and deterioration from psychiatric drugs:'

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Can Psychedelics Make You Happier?

 Research suggests that psychedelics may be better than antidepressants, which tend to dampen or suppress psychological problems without necessarily curing them. 

'In the last decade, research into the effects of psychedelic drugs on consciousness has become a growing field of study in American academia. Psychologists at UCLA, Johns Hopkins Medical School and NYU, among other places, have published research showing that psychedelics can promote happiness in ordinary people, as well as alleviate depression and anxiety among the terminally ill. The positive effects of taking psilocybin Mike described are similar to many of the case descriptions contained in these studies (though no doubt none of the researchers involved would endorse his actions).

In the fall Charles Grob, a professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at the UCLA School of Medicine, published a study in the leading journal Archives of General Psychiatry finding that people with terminal stage-IV cancer reported feeling dramatically less anxiety after taking a small, measured dose of psilocybin during a carefully administered experiment. Grob and his team checked in with their subjects after three months, and then again after six months; in each case, the subjects reported more benefits as time went on.'

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Schizophrenia Does Not Shrink Brains. Antipsychotics Do: JAMA Study

 

Photo by Legolam, Banner Lengthened & 'BRAINS' Added

 The claim that schizophrenia shrinks brains is a lie told to scam people into taking the drugs. That's why no one had tested whether the belief is true.

 

 

'One of psychiatry's favorite claims is that schizophrenia is a "brain disease". By that, they mean it's caused by a physically defective brain. They try to prove it by claiming that the disease causes the brain to shrink. Of course, they make this claim without a shred of proof—and the fact that it's an invention is now proven by a study published in the Archives of General Psychiatry, a publication of the Journal of the American Medical Association.'

 

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Top 50 Psychiatrists Paid by Pharmaceutical Companies

'Who were the top 50 psychiatrists in the U.S. paid by the top seven pharmaceutical companies? This past week, ProPublica, an independent, non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest, recently decided to answer that question by compiling a list of 384 physicians and health care providers who earned more than $100,000 total from one or more of the seven companies that have disclosed payments in 2009 and early 2010. Click here for the full list of 384 physicians. We combed that list and found the top 50 psychiatry earners for the past two years (2009-2010). You can click on any name below to learn more about the physician.'


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Are Psychiatric Drugs Causing the Astonishing Rise of Mental Illness in America?

An interview with investigative reporter Robert Whitaker, about the dramatic increase in mental illness disability and its surprising cause.

'Whitaker’s findings will create a problem for both Big Pharma and establishment psychiatry, but his credentials and his craftsmanship will make it difficult to marginalize him. Whitaker is the author of four books including Mad in America, about the mistreatment of the mentally ill. As a reporter for the Boston Globe, he won a George Polk Award for medical writing, a National Association of Science Writers Award for best magazine article, and was a finalist for a Pulitzer Prize.

Bruce Levine: So mental illness disability rates have doubled since 1987 and increased six-fold since 1955. And at the same time, psychiatric drug use greatly increased in the 1950s and 1960s, then skyrocketed after 1988 when Prozac hit the market, so now antidepressant and antipsychotic drugs alone gross more than $25 billion annually in the U.S. But as you know, correlation isn’t causation. What makes you feel that the increase in psychiatric drug use is a big part of the reason for the increase in mental illness?'

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