Pharma Front Group, NAMI, National Alliance on Mental Illness
Dr. Breeding discusses how the National Alliance on Mental Illness is really mostly paid for by the pharmaceutical industry to help p...
Pharma Front Group, NAMI, National Alliance on Mental Illness
Dr. Breeding discusses how the National Alliance on Mental Illness is really mostly paid for by the pharmaceutical industry to help promote mental health treatments and sell more psychiatric drugs.
Purported as a non-profit advocacy group, NAMI helps promote the agenda of biological psychiatry to push drugs on mental health consumers by forwarding the Big Pharma marketing line that mental disorders are caused by chemical imbalances in the brain.
Dr. Breeding goes over how powerful mind alternating drugs like SSRI antidepressants, antipsychotic and ADHD stimulant medications dont actually cure mental problems but cover symptoms of mental distress, numb the person, etc.
Is NAMI really an advocacy group or are they bought and paid for by drug companies to help produce profit?
Dr. Breeding has a Ph.D. in psychology is the author of several book.
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allot of the pro-medication types, like people who I have met at the big Universities and who work in mental health hospitals say "but I have patients that are totally crazy" I mean totally insane violent when they are not on meds" that is always the reason why they think the meds are so important, danger to themselves and others. I would appreciate response or thought on what I always hear... not the voices in my head. ha ha ha
BTW, I agree the sound is really bad on this video. I can't understand most of what he's saying because there's too much bass and some feedback in the sound
I think pharma also has people on these online forums and such, pretending to be people on these drugs and talk them up to people. I've been on a couple of forums with very suspicious users like this.
I have put 2 long comments explaining to you in detail since your brain don't work in short comments. I guess even the long version is not comprehnsible to you and that is why you need them meds most of all.
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that is always the reason why they think the meds are so important, danger to themselves and others. I would appreciate response or thought on what I always hear... not the voices in my head. ha ha ha
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