American Psychiatric Association

Posted by on December 22, 2019
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The history of psychiatry is since its inception full brutalities. Patients were chained, whipped, had to suffer hunger or were tortured into utter submission. Therefore, it also rightly is death instead of help with the words\”paraphrased. In today’s society, she took a serious impact all over the world. Little has changed since the early days of Psychiatry. At that time, concerned as it is today, a complete submission by people, not to the treatment of mental illness. Of which bear witness to the inhuman treatment methods, which were developed by the Psychiatry and still used today, like paralyzing drugs, electroconvulsive therapy and psychosurgery.

Then, no longer limited to psychiatric treatment in prisons, but undermined the society as a whole. This had a devastating effect. Today’s Psychiatry follows the money\”, to paraphrase the words of the President of the American Psychiatric Association. We are dealing with a money-grubbing, corrupt Industry to do, that leaves a bloody trail of destruction. Psychiatry claimed the worldwide monopoly in the field of mental health, and requires annual financial contributions in trillions of dollars for their services by Governments. Worldwide sales through the sale of psychotropic drugs amounted annually to over 76 billion US dollars. > What will get the Governments and society for this? < Psychiatrist even openly admit that they don’t know how to treat a single mental problem. They don’t know how their treatment affects the patient.

According to a study, psychiatric treatment in 99% of cases is unsuccessful. Worldwide, psychotropic drugs were prescribed more than 20 million children, which can cause have been proven to violence, psychosis, hallucinations, suicidal thoughts, strokes, diabetes, heart attacks and death. Currently, personality-destroying psycho drugs are prescribed more than 90,000 German children. In 2004, 474 were daily People against their will forced horrors. Between 1991 and 2003, more than 40.900 people in German psychiatric hospitals have died.