Hope Matthew1128
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The whole makeup of a human being: emotional, physical, mental and spiritual cannot separate on their own to function properly. When something is wrong, every part of our anatomy signals the entire system-- from the cellular level to the major organs-- to begin combat boot-work to bring healing, naturally.
For the past thirty-five years, psychiatry ultimately reshaped our societies, culture and way of life. Through the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), psychiatry draws the line between what is "normal" and what is not. For example, in the olden days, children's fifth-grade playfulness, goofiness, shyness were part of the schoolyard normal behavior.
Thirty-five years later, children in our shoolyards have become guinnypigs for psychiatric medications the rest of their lives, because they are diagnosed as unconventionally different based on the DSM norm. How horrible!
How could modern medicine have led us to the slaughter? Part of the problem is because of our lack of knowledge and that we let them -- without finding the answers for ourselves. Science, such as Anatomy tells us, accurately, that our billions of cells in our brain and whole body do not want drugs, and oipiods for that matter.
Research : Mad in America; Anatomy of an Epidemic by Robert Whitaker.
For the past thirty-five years, psychiatry ultimately reshaped our societies, culture and way of life. Through the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), psychiatry draws the line between what is "normal" and what is not. For example, in the olden days, children's fifth-grade playfulness, goofiness, shyness were part of the schoolyard normal behavior.
Thirty-five years later, children in our shoolyards have become guinnypigs for psychiatric medications the rest of their lives, because they are diagnosed as unconventionally different based on the DSM norm. How horrible!
How could modern medicine have led us to the slaughter? Part of the problem is because of our lack of knowledge and that we let them -- without finding the answers for ourselves. Science, such as Anatomy tells us, accurately, that our billions of cells in our brain and whole body do not want drugs, and oipiods for that matter.
Research : Mad in America; Anatomy of an Epidemic by Robert Whitaker.
