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Psychiatry and disease mongering: road rage disorder is latest spontaneously "discovered" disease Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

REPPED: Disease mongering has reached a new level of ridiculousness with the widely-reported announcement that millions of American now have undiagnosed road rage disorder, also sometimes called Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED). Desperate to scrounge up new diseases that can be treated with high-profit prescription drugs, Big Pharma and its disease-pushing sidekick, psychiatry, is now pulling diseases out of thin air, making them up as it goes along, and hoping enough impressionable consumers (and journalists) can be hoodwinked into thinking every fictitious disease is actually real.

This is how we get road rage disorder, Restless Legs Syndrome (an extremely rare condition that drug companies are now trying to push onto half the population) and even the idea that menstruation is now a "disorder" that can be treated with drugs to stop a woman's natural cycles from being expressed. Merely being a woman, apparently, is a state of ongoing disease and biological dysfunction according to Big Pharma's disease pushers. It's so outrageous, and based on such obvious non-scientific psychobabble, that only a complete fool would actually buy into it.

But saying you have road rage disorder because some psychiatrist force-fed a false diagnosis into your impressionable, defenseless brain only qualifies you as gullible. Pseudoscientific psych surveys How, exactly, did psychiatrists actually come up with this stunning "discovery" that 16 million Americans suffer from this new disease, IED? Get this: They conducted a survey. The survey asked American adults if they had ever experienced three anger outbursts in their entire life. Not surprisingly, a whole lot of people said they had. From this flimsy evidence -- and this alone!

Yet it's exactly what's happening right now with Restless Legs Syndrome, road rage disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder and even Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Every one of these is utterly bogus. Completely fictitious. Designed for one sinister purpose: To sell drugs to people who don't need them. As reported in one news story, "Experts claim IED is caused by inadequate production of serotonin in the brain, which regulates our moods. It is felt that treatment with antidepressants can help the condition." Ah. Antidepressants.

Health care economics: Diseases are too profitable to prevent or cure Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Because everybody's making money from disease, including the doctors, hospitals, medical imaging specialists, oncologists, radiologists, anesthesiologists and, of course, psychiatrists, who are now making money by imagining that people have all sorts of brain chemistry disorders like road rage disorder that they claim need to be treated with prescription drugs.

Healing foods, herbs and nutrients reference sites to be launched; Update from Truth Publishing Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Drug companies routinely engage in outrageous "disease mongering" to invent and market new diseases (like road rage disorder) so they can sell more drugs to people who don't need them. Most non-profit disease groups (cancer, diabetes, heart, etc.) are actually pharmaceutical front groups that work to prevent prevention because treating disease is so much more profitable than teaching people how to avoid disease. None of the most popular psychotropic drugs currently being prescribed to children (for ADD, depression, etc.) has ever been approved for use in children by the FDA. ...

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