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Tag Archives: Misdiagnosis
More About the ADHD Hoax
ADHD does not cause attention problems. Continue reading
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The Hidden Horrors of Psychiatry
The Hidden Horrors of Psychiatry
Infiltrating the school system, businesses and your home Continue reading
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Obedience Pills: ADHD and the Medicalization of Childhood
Teaching the diagnosed they are not responsible for their behavior. Continue reading
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Titration Titillation
Psychiatrists have deceived millions. Continue reading
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Inflation – What it Really is
A psychiatric diagnosis is not a product anyone wants to buy. Continue reading
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Lawsuit Alleging Missouri Family Court Corruption
Psychiatric Fraud in the Justice System Continue reading
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Psychiatrists Redefine “Recovery”
All psychiatric treatments are dangerous. Continue reading
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Style Is As Style Does
One should certainly prefer a cure rather than a label. Continue reading
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Depersonalization – Another Fake psychiatric Disorder
Psychotropic drugs evoke an unbearable state of mind. Continue reading
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Logic, Superstition, and Psychiatry
Psychiatry Is Superstition Continue reading
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