The psychiatric industry continues to medicalize human emotions. How can a human emotion be an illness, except for business purposes? The antidote to depression is adding love, friends, ice cream, candy, cake and maybe some Marx Brothers movies. The drug industry prefers that people take anti depressants known to cause violence. Even the drug-company-controlled FDA requires warnings on those drugs. Obsessed researchers should leave people alone to enjoy their lives and teach people how to appreciate emotions and not let emotions rule their actions. Psychiatry must be recognized for the boondoggle fantasy it is.
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The psychiatric industry spent millions on media campaigns to create the notion of a chemical imbalance in the brain as a basis for mental illness. But they do no chemical test of brain matter. Moreover there is no chemical balance of the brain to measure against. It is all fantasy to promote drug treatment for the drug industry. You may believe it but it is not based in any science. Mental illnesses are made up from consensus not science. See e.g. Boston University's Professor Margaret Hagen's Whores of the Court. Psychiatry is personal opinion masquerading as science. Read about fake illnesses and their fantasy chemical imbalance. The American Psychiatric Association was unable to provide evidence of any chemical imbalance when challenged by critics a few years ago. Fake illnesses that charlatans create each year is to increase their client base. Mental illnesses have no pathology. Only psychiatrists can see them.
http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2012/2/9/hms-study-blood-depression/
New Blood Test May Help to Diagnose Depression
By Armaghan N. Behlum,
Harvard CRIMSON STAFF WRITER
Published: Thursday, February 09, 2012
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