Mind drugs that have been largely experimental over the last decades, are now under severe medical scrutiny by expert psychiatrists.
Having studied the trends, many of these professionals are deeply concerned about the damage that has been done by some drugs – in particular those that are generally prescribed for depression, anxiety and more serious mental diseases. In fact the evidence leads towards a ban upon many of the psychiatric drugs produced by pharmaceutical companies and still being widely distributed. The special danger to children is of extremely serious nature when psychiatric drugs have now been found to have long term side effects.
Doctors have been willing to take the chemical route in medicating for mental and physical diseases. Consequently most people have a bloodstream consisting of a cocktail of artificially introduced chemicals in addition to the nutrients found in our food. This factor can add to the complexity of manufactured drugs by making the introduction of every new drug unpredictable. We have come to a sad impasse if a medicinal drug cannot be trusted to deliver a consistent result. Medical records abound with examples where negative reactions were not anticipated.
Many iatrogenic deaths have occurred through administration of drugs for both physical and mental problems. In the latter case there are serious reactions that have completely destroyed the quality of life of those who are now disabled in their brain and mental life.
To be aware of the negatives about modern drugs provides us with motivation to seek a better, safer way of health care and alternative methods of treating mental illness that is increasing at such an alarming rate in the community. There are many such avenues being explored by offering less invasive and gentler therapy.
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