Re: TeenScreen Calls Physical Illness a Mental Disorder

[Guest guest]

A lot of genuine, physical illnesses have a psychiatric component ie.

it's common to feel a lot of anxiety if you're having chest pains or to

feel anxious and paranoid if you've got an infection in your brain.

Sounds to me like what's gonna start happening is that the physical

CAUSE of the psychiatric symptoms are gonna be ignored so we have

a 'happy' (read doped) patient who is happy right up till the

undiagnosed infection kills them.

[Guest guest]

A lot of genuine, physical illnesses have a psychiatric component ie.

it's common to feel a lot of anxiety if you're having chest pains or to

feel anxious and paranoid if you've got an infection in your brain.

Sounds to me like what's gonna start happening is that the physical

CAUSE of the psychiatric symptoms are gonna be ignored so we have

a 'happy' (read doped) patient who is happy right up till the

undiagnosed infection kills them.

[Guest guest]

A lot of genuine, physical illnesses have a psychiatric component ie.

it's common to feel a lot of anxiety if you're having chest pains or to

feel anxious and paranoid if you've got an infection in your brain.

Sounds to me like what's gonna start happening is that the physical

CAUSE of the psychiatric symptoms are gonna be ignored so we have

a 'happy' (read doped) patient who is happy right up till the

undiagnosed infection kills them.

[Guest guest]

A lot of genuine, physical illnesses have a psychiatric component ie.

it's common to feel a lot of anxiety if you're having chest pains or to

feel anxious and paranoid if you've got an infection in your brain.

Sounds to me like what's gonna start happening is that the physical

CAUSE of the psychiatric symptoms are gonna be ignored so we have

a 'happy' (read doped) patient who is happy right up till the

undiagnosed infection kills them.

[Guest guest]

This is exactly what I've been saying since the beginning. Because of

all the corruption within the medical community, which begins with

science, we simply can't continue to build on what we supposedly know

to be fact any longer. How can scientist build on false facts? Any

building is then also false. That's why we have so many flawed medical

tests. Therefore, even if a doctor should try to diagnose a true

medical illness as cause for psychiatric symptoms, chances are a flawed

test will give a false negative which in turns tells the doctor there

is no medical reason for the feelings of anxiety, depression, etc. It

seems to me the only way to fix this problem is to go back about 20

years and start again. But I agree it would help if doctors would at

least try to find a medical cause before resorting to prescribing

psychotropics.

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> A lot of genuine, physical illnesses have a psychiatric component ie.

> it's common to feel a lot of anxiety if you're having chest pains or

to

> feel anxious and paranoid if you've got an infection in your brain.

>

> Sounds to me like what's gonna start happening is that the physical

> CAUSE of the psychiatric symptoms are gonna be ignored so we have

> a 'happy' (read doped) patient who is happy right up till the

> undiagnosed infection kills them.

>

[Guest guest]

This is exactly what I've been saying since the beginning. Because of

all the corruption within the medical community, which begins with

science, we simply can't continue to build on what we supposedly know

to be fact any longer. How can scientist build on false facts? Any

building is then also false. That's why we have so many flawed medical

tests. Therefore, even if a doctor should try to diagnose a true

medical illness as cause for psychiatric symptoms, chances are a flawed

test will give a false negative which in turns tells the doctor there

is no medical reason for the feelings of anxiety, depression, etc. It

seems to me the only way to fix this problem is to go back about 20

years and start again. But I agree it would help if doctors would at

least try to find a medical cause before resorting to prescribing

psychotropics.

>

>

>

> A lot of genuine, physical illnesses have a psychiatric component ie.

> it's common to feel a lot of anxiety if you're having chest pains or

to

> feel anxious and paranoid if you've got an infection in your brain.

>

> Sounds to me like what's gonna start happening is that the physical

> CAUSE of the psychiatric symptoms are gonna be ignored so we have

> a 'happy' (read doped) patient who is happy right up till the

> undiagnosed infection kills them.

>

[Guest guest]

This is exactly what I've been saying since the beginning. Because of

all the corruption within the medical community, which begins with

science, we simply can't continue to build on what we supposedly know

to be fact any longer. How can scientist build on false facts? Any

building is then also false. That's why we have so many flawed medical

tests. Therefore, even if a doctor should try to diagnose a true

medical illness as cause for psychiatric symptoms, chances are a flawed

test will give a false negative which in turns tells the doctor there

is no medical reason for the feelings of anxiety, depression, etc. It

seems to me the only way to fix this problem is to go back about 20

years and start again. But I agree it would help if doctors would at

least try to find a medical cause before resorting to prescribing

psychotropics.

>

>

>

> A lot of genuine, physical illnesses have a psychiatric component ie.

> it's common to feel a lot of anxiety if you're having chest pains or

to

> feel anxious and paranoid if you've got an infection in your brain.

>

> Sounds to me like what's gonna start happening is that the physical

> CAUSE of the psychiatric symptoms are gonna be ignored so we have

> a 'happy' (read doped) patient who is happy right up till the

> undiagnosed infection kills them.

>

[Guest guest]

This is exactly what I've been saying since the beginning. Because of

all the corruption within the medical community, which begins with

science, we simply can't continue to build on what we supposedly know

to be fact any longer. How can scientist build on false facts? Any

building is then also false. That's why we have so many flawed medical

tests. Therefore, even if a doctor should try to diagnose a true

medical illness as cause for psychiatric symptoms, chances are a flawed

test will give a false negative which in turns tells the doctor there

is no medical reason for the feelings of anxiety, depression, etc. It

seems to me the only way to fix this problem is to go back about 20

years and start again. But I agree it would help if doctors would at

least try to find a medical cause before resorting to prescribing

psychotropics.

>

>

>

> A lot of genuine, physical illnesses have a psychiatric component ie.

> it's common to feel a lot of anxiety if you're having chest pains or

to

> feel anxious and paranoid if you've got an infection in your brain.

>

> Sounds to me like what's gonna start happening is that the physical

> CAUSE of the psychiatric symptoms are gonna be ignored so we have

> a 'happy' (read doped) patient who is happy right up till the

> undiagnosed infection kills them.

>

[Guest guest]

This is kinda off topic but it reminds me of a t.v. commercial for a

popular pain reliever/head ache pill I saw. In the ad, it showed kids

playing and basically said give this to your child when they have a

fever and they can play longer. And I thought, what if your kid has a

fever because they've got Strep throat? Should they really be playing

if they have a dangerous bacterial infection?

And secondly I thought: there's nothing anti bacterial about this head

ache pill, how can it possibly bring down a fever?

[Guest guest]

This is kinda off topic but it reminds me of a t.v. commercial for a

popular pain reliever/head ache pill I saw. In the ad, it showed kids

playing and basically said give this to your child when they have a

fever and they can play longer. And I thought, what if your kid has a

fever because they've got Strep throat? Should they really be playing

if they have a dangerous bacterial infection?

And secondly I thought: there's nothing anti bacterial about this head

ache pill, how can it possibly bring down a fever?

[Guest guest]

This is kinda off topic but it reminds me of a t.v. commercial for a

popular pain reliever/head ache pill I saw. In the ad, it showed kids

playing and basically said give this to your child when they have a

fever and they can play longer. And I thought, what if your kid has a

fever because they've got Strep throat? Should they really be playing

if they have a dangerous bacterial infection?

And secondly I thought: there's nothing anti bacterial about this head

ache pill, how can it possibly bring down a fever?

[Guest guest]

This is kinda off topic but it reminds me of a t.v. commercial for a

popular pain reliever/head ache pill I saw. In the ad, it showed kids

playing and basically said give this to your child when they have a

fever and they can play longer. And I thought, what if your kid has a

fever because they've got Strep throat? Should they really be playing

if they have a dangerous bacterial infection?

And secondly I thought: there's nothing anti bacterial about this head

ache pill, how can it possibly bring down a fever?