“Brave New World” Psychiatry Pushing Nerve Drugs
By Micheal Sunanda
Activist Post
Our growing national epidemic of psychiatric drugs smothers natural human emotions, sensitivity, and openness in relationships. After shrinks have labeled someone as high anxiety, troubled, manic, depressed, bipolar, etc., they have the cure ready to adjust the behavior to their liking.
Big Pharma has hundreds of psychiatric terms defining victims’ psyche and behavior to treat (or poison?) them to adjust, be nice, obey, consume, work, be normal and numb, thus belonging to our ”great society.” The billions in profits for Pharma-Chem motivates them to diagnose emotional problems with shrink terms that the makers themselves have designed drugs to control. Victims of domestic violence are treated with strong nerve drugs to relax, go to work, to sleep, or to school. Millions of U.S. school kids are drugged to pay attention and to follow class rules to learn subjects for corporate employment in the current U.S. war economy.
Some opponents of shrink drugs are exposing these medical diagnoses, treatments, and the labeling conditions of sick people, students, drug addicts, depressed women, mad teens, insomniacs, lost souls, the unsexual, and even menopause as mental disorders to treat with drugs. The drug pushers want life-long dependency on prescriptions the patients or the government pays for. This drugging further damages one’s natural wounded sensitivity after years of neglect and/or abuse from childhood on. The truth is that many of emotional, hyper, or depressed people were victims of womb, birth and/or bonding trauma, circumcision, sexual abuse, or physical and mental punishments, which has damaged their psyche — sometimes for life. Drugs to mask the effects only prolong and/or exacerbate the pain.
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The author paints with a wide brush on this topic. While I sympathize with the need to stop abusive distribution of psychiatric drugs and the misclassification of social issues as illnesses, many mental health problems can be managed with the proper application of medication. It is easy to prescribe lifelong suffering for others when you have not endured the crushing misery of a mental illness such as depression which can threaten one’s status as a functional person in society and lead to hospitalization, injury, incarceration, homelessness, and death. This article does a disservice by sensationalizing the topic to be a black and white issue when we all know that all matters such as these consist of shades of grey.