A Disorder is Not a Disease

The psychiatric industry continually comes up with new “disorders” – labeling the way people act as something that psychiatrics can make money from.  A disorder is not a disease.

A disorder is a list of behaviors for which a psychiatrist can give you a drug to change that behavior.

(A psychiatrist does not use a stethoscope or a thermometer yet he says you have an illness. Psychiatric institutions do not have standard medical equipment.  Psychiatric whistleblowers complain of not being able to get standard medical treatment for people who were physically ill within institutions.)

Find out what your real disease is.

Don’t get labeled with a subjective”disorder.”

Here is an example of the creation of a disorder, for which psychiatrics could charge insurance companies for “treating.”  (Psychiatric disorders do not have cures.  Psychiatry claims the conditions with which they label people are life long and require treatment – usually drugs with known toxic side effects – suicide and violence at the top, sexual impotence, weight gain, diabetes, general dullness and listlessness about life.  All the real effects of the drugs, not the “side” effects.

Here is an example of how a psychiatric disorder is created:  from an NBC News article of February 24, 2004:

Millions of Americans suffer from “Sexual Addiction” disorder, experts say     By Keith Morrison

NBC News
Updated: 1:29 p.m. ET Feb.24, 2004

Chances are you've known someone, maybe even someone in your own family, who's struggled with an addiction to cigarettes, alcohol or drugs. But what about an addiction to sex? A growing number of medical experts are saying compulsive sexual behavior is a very real disorder that an estimated 16 million Americans, both men and women, are fighting.

Your questions are:

1) Who are the growing number of experts (never given in the article)

2) How was the estimate of millions made (Never explained)

The rest of the article quoted ONE expert – the woman who coined the term “sexual addiction” and gave an example of TWO people’s lives who one person has labeled sexual addicts. 

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