The classic medical model approach to
diagnosis has been fueling mental health care human rights abuses by
psychiatrists. The situation with brutal mental health
care human rights abuses is not inherited by siblings, parents, and
children in families but is instead painfully pushed upon them by the
chronically arrogant, ignorant, and abusive psychiatrists. More and more
people daily are being carelessly misdiagnosed with the trendy and
lucrative diagnostic entities of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder by
the unethical trash psychiatrists for large profits. There remain as
usual no biological markers for these or any of the diagnoses of the
psychiatrists therefore continuing to leave open to question whether or
not these disease entities as described by psychiatrists actually exist.
However, the psychiatrists, who classify every little problem of daily
living as manifestations of such serious mental illnesses, such as being
tired at school or work due to missing breakfast or even feeling down
due to a common cold, jump on the opportunity to classify family members
with the same catastrophic misdiagnoses. In the classic medical model
approach to diagnosis as taught in medical schools the history of a
family member is used to help focus in on diagnoses for other family
members when the position is taken that certain disorders may run in
families via genetic lines. Yet in psychiatry what is happening is that
more and more often abusive misdiagnoses are being passed along from one
generation to another in families due to this tragically flawed notion
that the classic medical model approach to diagnosis is appropriate in
the already seriously flawed and abusive discipline of psychiatry. The
US federal government, cops, and courts consistently endorse the
tyrannical quackery of the psychiatrists which generally leads to
unnecessary serious legal, financial, academic, career, and personal
problems for people who have seen psychiatrists. Certainly people do
suffer from emotional problems such as depression and anxiety but
clearly psychiatric intervention only makes these conditions and the
ramifications of having suffered from them worse. Humane, natural mental
health care interventions should therefore be encouraged for the
prevention and treatment of mental health issues!. MandelNews.com
