Schizophrenia—Critique of Medication & Big Pharma
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"This critique of conventional, medical treatments for schizophrenia—and an analysis of the negative effects of Big Pharma—is from unused interview footage from Take These Broken Wings, a 75-minute documentary on recovery from schizophrenia without medication (available through www.iraresoul.com). I recorded over seventeen hours of interviews for the film—and wish to make public as much of it as possible, as I feel it can be very useful to people.Some of the world-class experts represented in this YouTube video:
Joanne Greenberg, best-selling author of I Never Promised You a Rose Garden, recovered from schizophrenia for over fifty years
Robert Whitaker, journalist, author of Mad in America
Peter Breggin, MD, radical psychiatrist and author of Toxic Psychiatry
Bertram Karon, PhD, psychologist, therapist, and author of The Psychotherapy of Schizophrenia
Daniel Dorman, MD, psychiatrist, author of Dantes Cure
Danielle Knafo, PhD, psychologist, author of Living With Terror, Working With Trauma
Ann-Louise Silver, MD, psychiatrist, editor, Psychoanalysis and Psychosis"
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Ah, so mental illness is then nothing more than faulty brain
chemistry/neurology, hence should be stuffed with meds? I don't want to
resort to ridicule, but you mainstream clingers are really getting dumber
and more dissonant by the day. It is still possible to turn around 180
degrees now while you still can, or you will become more and more extremist
(new fundamentalists), as the public's thought drifts further and further
away from the corporatist and state's dogmatic/selfish line of thought.
thank you for sharing this., AustinJ.
I've had Psychotic Disorder and Major Depression for 10 years. I've been on
Seroquel, Sertraline (zoloft), Thorazine, Abilify, Prozac, and Zyprexa. All
I got for my troubles is insomnia and tardive disconesia that lasted about
half a year. They didn't help me in the slightest. Some people might get
benefits from these drugs, but don't start them expecting a cure.
you`re retarded...
It makes sense that the people who most zealously support the current
psychiatric paradigms are the people who consider disagreement criminal.
They are one and the same phenomenon.
great video! thanks
the whole idea of treatment is fiction cause there is no disease. just call
it what it is. eugenics. mental hygiene. on the rational it's a disease no
one should be given a drug. ever. if it for restraint call it that. but
never an illness, or a disorder, bad genes,
@Hornilope Unfortunately, treating mental illness is not so simple that it
takes a simple realization of a hidden trauma that doesn't exist. Such a
beleif s ridicoulus and absurd. It takes alot of work and a combination of
many different treatments in order for someone to get well.
@dmackler58 That does not mean that the cause and reasons for mental
illness is 100% genetic. Naturally, trauma and stress will trigger it to
those who are vulnerable (like epilepsy, another brain illness). We also
have a degree of control over these things, so it can be effected by
cognitive therapy. And vitamins and a healthy lifestyle will help the
person who is ill to keep all of his organ, including (and most
importantly) the brain. And off course medication is often necessary.
@dmackler58 Since thoughts take place in the brain it is undeniably a brain
illness, unless you don't consider it an illness or if you beleive in souls
(which is more then possible considering you beleive in freud)
