Mental Healthcare

You may refer to me by my name. I choose to support my statements with the assistance of others involved in the science in the form of citations as evidence only because I am not a superman. Then after your complaint is satisfied by circumstance, I target your evidence. Your first citation requires membership. Am I to spend my time making a membership for each specific site you prefer to be a citation? Diabetes is only 1 disease aforementioned, mentioned previously in other words, many other health conditions and diseases are caused by all types of psychiatric medications including: brain damage, in addition to confusion otherwise known as stupidity, heart attacks, other severe metabolic disorders, hyperglycemia, seizures, awful addiction, and extreme wait gain.(http://www.laleva.org...) (http://www.epilepsy.com...) (http://psychcentral.com...) ( http://www.benzo.org.uk...) In addition to diseases I will explain another example of detrimental effects. In 2011, due to almost 48,000,000 written prescriptions in the U.S. alone, the most popular drug, used for anxiety, was Xanax. (http://psychcentral.com...) Now according to the FDA, responsible for protecting the health of the public by overseeing all medications, a reliable website for patients to learn information about their medications is, "Drugs.com."(http://www.fda.gov...) If you look at this site and the side effects caused by the anxiety medication you will see there are approximately 184 different harmful side effects and the writer states, and I quote, "not all of these side effects may occur," most are likely. A brief list of the first mentioned effects include: being forgetful, changes in patterns and rhythms of speech, clumsiness or unsteadiness, difficulty with coordination, discouragement, drowsiness, feeling sad or empty, irritability, lack of appetite, lightheadedness, loss of interest or pleasure, shakiness and unsteady walk, sleepiness or unusual drowsiness, slurred speech, tiredness, trouble concentrating, trouble in speaking, trouble performing routine tasks, trouble sleeping, unsteadiness, trembling, or other problems with muscle control or coordination, and unusual tiredness or weakness. (http://www.drugs.com...)The effects of anxiety include most of the aforementioned side effects. In addition any person with anxiety, after reading the list of side effects, is likely to have more anxiety. It seems there is no point in the medication. The drug is detrimental and is poison. "Psychiatry," is the practice of diagnosing and treating mental health conditions. "Psychiatric," is anything in relation to Psychiatry. Due to your lack of knowledge of the very common vocabulary word, "Psychiatric," you missed a major premise of the entire statement. I describe all psychiatric medications. Diabetes, "often referred to by doctors as diabetes mellitus, describes a group of metabolic diseases in which the person has high blood glucose (blood sugar), either because insulin production is inadequate, or because the body's cells do not respond properly to insulin, or both. Patients with high blood sugar will typically experience polyuria (frequent urination), they will become increasingly thirsty (polydipsia) and hungry (polyphagia)." (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com...) Effects of diabetes, "can range from heart disease to kidney failure to losing toes and fingers to nerve damage." (http://www.healthline.com...) Diabetes journals says, "Numerous case reports have documented the onset or exacerbation of diabetes, including the occurrence of hyperglycemic crises, following initiation of therapy with many of the SGAs." This means Second Generation Antipsychotic medications and modern ones. "Several of these events occurred within a few weeks of initiating drug treatment. Additional cases of diabetes or hyperglycemia have been reported through MedWatch into the FDA"s Adverse Event Reporting System." The probability a patient ingesting antipsychotic medication becomes diabetic is twice that of the general population. 1 in every 5 persons taking medications for a therapeutic period become diabetic. Many cases occur when there is no weight gain in patients showing there are certain metabolic process causing disease as a direct result of the medicine while, even if it were possible which in the following sentence I will further detail, no lifestyle can affect this. In addition the lifestyle of a patient can not be the patient"s responsibility when the mind is hostage of chemicals. Therefore the lifestyle is the effect of the medication and diabetes is the direct result of the medicine. If you consider a double-blind placebo trial of psychiatric medications, you know there are both sugar pills and psychiatric medications given to the test subjects. You can understand that before patients make it to the stage of clinical trials as guinea pigs, 100% of all patients have tried to fix their condition with multiple non-drug related techniques. Receiving a sugar pill, they can only relate to their previous failures to improve the condition. Receiving psychiatric medications is very different from non-medication techniques. These medications will undoubtedly and drastically change their mindset. Many patients will, just because of difference, or not for that matter, rejoice stating they feel much better. Yet a large percentage of patients take medicine for the rest of their lives. Considering as well all aforementioned negative aspects of the medications patients endure and the direct mental repercussions they are not and will not be better. It is very similar to Stockholm Syndrome in which people, patients, have positive feelings toward their life-threatening dangerous captor(s), their medication. (http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com...) I shall call it Poison Syndrome. Scientists simply do not know what to do and rely on heavily respected techniques. The only case in which placebo trials are not satisfactory, is that which tests the brain. As double-blind trials for psychiatric medications are not valid it does mean that the medications are experimental. However, I initially referred to the experimentation of drug selection. Most mental hospitals have intake paperwork in which the patients sign a sheet stating something along the lines, "Treatment will be administered under scientific and legal guidelines however the process is of an experimental nature." This protects the hospitals in being as liberal as possible when prescribing medications. Anyone can understand that physicians are busy workers. Time spent with patients per day can be as short as 2-3 minutes. In this amount of time, based on current guidelines, and whatever the mood of the patient which I imagine is stressful considering he is imprisoned, the doctor prescribes a medicine. Often it is advised the patient take this medication for the remainder of his life. If the medication is not satisfactory to the patient he is given another, sometimes with a change of doctor depending on physicians" schedules. Science falls away when facing unmeasurable statistics regarding the proper strategy to prescribe a medicine. For their entire lives patients carry their diagnoses with them. This is policy. It means that once someone is of a mentally ill nature they are always ill. Some sources say otherwise citing patients with severe mental illness can recover over a period of 20-30 years. (http://www.power2u.org...) That is a major portion of the current average lifespan. It is not acceptable. These persons have skills and qualities that can benefit everyone and they need to be given the opportunity to utilize them. I believe, in general, doctors do the best they can to reap the most benefit to their patients. Most people are generally of good nature. I applaud the good emotional drive of these trying persons. The logical thought processes are, "they think they are very helpful," or simply, "do not know how to help their patients so they wing it." It is a fact some physicians, many more than you can comprehend, persons with much higher educations and intelligence than most of their patients, persons with more power than an average citizen, purposely poison customers in order to reap the benefits of compensation in addition to improving the intensity and need for more monetary and power assistance in the field. Obviously, as it would be obvious to an elementary student, if patients did not have something to resort to in the process of helping their condition, and were stripped of their only crutch to lean on, their medication, horrible mindsets would consume them. I say this is the reason they started ingesting the medicine. The patients are of a very desperate nature and need amazing support 100% of the time. I propose there is Resource Management and Council provided to these persons. I emphasize they are referred to as any other would be, not a patient, but a person. The council must be of no cost to the person. There are to be no diagnoses or labels. Of course there will be no drugs except during 1-time occurrences while someone may be in an emergency room. As you may not know each month billions of dollars are involved in psychiatric pharmaceuticals. This sustenance along with costs from mental healthcare can be combined to provide livings for counselors and benefits. Like any philanthropic project or government benefit program the situations of each receiver will be evaluated and verified. Upon criminal activi