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niemal_dev
2y ago
The "medication" is not something anyone gets better with. They become easier to deal with and they essentially live less, both in terms of effective living (thinking, talking, creating) as well as long-term living (life span redu
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2y ago
I dare to say this because I really know what I am talking about. Every symptom of what you call "Schizophrenia", cited by the bible-like book going of the name DSM, is directly caused by dopamine antagonists. I am not saying &quo
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2y ago
> It is not science-backed the schizophrenia is caused by schizophrenia medication It truly is. The fact psychosis can be caused by alchohol withdrawal even (delirium) is irrelevant. Psychiatric "medications" directly cause sch
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2y ago
Whatever feels for you emotional or not is irrelevant. It is science-backed that each and every "Schizophrenia" symptom of a book that resembles the bible and nothing else (going by the name of DSM) is a product of chemically indu
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2y ago
Didn't pan out because it's not the plan to pan out. The plan is to make people think there's something wrong with them and recycle them with insurance.
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2y ago
> Schizophrenia has very specific and easily observed symptoms and is specifically affected by medications such as Zyprexa that doesn’t cause similar changes in behavior for people without schizophrenia or psychosis. By the nature of the
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2y ago
> always the persecutory delusions, belief that they are some king or prophet/chosen one, disorganized thinking, and word salads. Why is it always the same symptoms? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_Mitchell
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2y ago
This is actually a ridiculous answer. So you claim if you get get cold turkey'ed on Zyprexa you won't hallucinate or have mania? You claim, there are people out there, who take a dopamine antagonist without getting diabetes, organ
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2y ago
This.
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niemal_dev
2y ago
Big pharma expanding psychiatric propaganda.
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niemal_dev
3y ago
The primary concern would be one of electrolytes: sodium, potassium and magnesium. Each person is different of course and he should consult his doctor before engaging into a water fast.
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niemal_dev
3y ago
You don't post the same URL twice with the same content therefore you maintain the logic of the API itself, so there's no spam or abuse of any kind.
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niemal_dev
3y ago
Well said.
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niemal_dev
3y ago
From the ~5 search queries I have done so far, it's not like "wow" but more like "yes".
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3y ago
I am really sorry for your mother and hope she is well. However, I do not agree that lithium is the answer you're looking for, nor the fact that she has mood swings is the problem. The problem is the reason behind the mood swings. Trea
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3y ago
People throwing around labels like "bipolar" or "schizophrenic" without factual scientific evidence of what those labels really are is the real problem in the pursuit for scientific truth.
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niemal_dev
3y ago
I expected no less from this massive propaganda of psychiatric killing that is ongoing. Your comment is a tiny hope in the hell they have created, wish you the best.
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3y ago
It doesn't take a medical degree to conduct information analysis on the whole psychiatric academic industry and field. They just bluntly lie their ass off on a constant basis and all research is mostly manipulated from money-making inc
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3y ago
If you go off your meds you go to a bad place pretty quickly and that's called withdrawals, in most cases which are protracted. You have been massively misinformed and led to believe there's something wrong with "you" as
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3y ago
The fact you embrace and accept metabolic damaging substances (all psychiatric substances are) and lack some very critical understanding in mitochondrial DNA damage and ATP production bottlenecks down on the cellular level is fascinating (w
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3y ago
I think the best theory we have up to date for mental irregularities is metabolic dysfunction and damage at the cellular level through environmental stress, inheritance preconditions and super-processed foods. Psychology does and can have a
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3y ago
That's a bit too generic I believe.. What if you don't have a sugar/junk craving in general due to diet? i.e. keto
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3y ago
How is it that a low-carb diet boosts your cognition and mental stamina?
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4y ago
Thank you for this very high quality article and initiative to finally take psychiatry seriously and address all the amount of harm and invalid coercion that fuels the unnecessary suffering of millions.
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4y ago
It is truly unfortunate to see how ignorant and misinformed most of these answers are. First, to understand what is a mental illness we have to deduce strong neuro-biological evidence of the problem and after-so we can proceed with an effec
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4y ago
Putting people on drugs that disable their cognition and brain function and calling it progressively effective is nothing but a crime to me. Have a good day sir.
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4y ago
Do you enjoy being on a dopamine antagonist? Are you happy?
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4y ago
This is so well done, thank you for your contribution. An open-source of the whole approach would be greatly appreciated as well!
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niemal_dev
4y ago
Happiness resides in the work and effort we put in the system that will work towards our goal. Well said.
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4y ago
And thus it is very wise to be grounded to the reality, however that is possible. Everyone is worse than me == superiority. Everyone is better than me == inferiority. Everyone does what they can and I should focus on what I can also, believ
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