Making a Killing [2008]
The Untold Story of Psychotropic Drugging
Excellent Documentary On The Facts And Truth Of The Cults of Psychiatry And Psychology.
Directed by Toby Burwell and Randall Stith
Citizens Commission on Human Rights CCHR
1 Hour 43 Minutes and worth every minute of it.
1 Hour 43 Minutes and worth every minute of it.
This documentary is one of the most important documentaries to protect yourself,
your family, and others about the extreme dangers of the pseudoscience fraud of
psychiatry and psychology. If you want to learn about psychiatry and psychology
and its extreme dangers, this documentary is extremely important and will give
you all the facts you need. We live in a world today of psychiatrists having
power to drug and abuse every person on the planet and make them a patient for
life for profit. This documentary will tell you the facts and truths about
psychiatry and psychology and how to avoid this dangerous pseudoscience fraud so
you can protect yourself and your family and never become a victim of this
dangerous cult. I applaud CCHR and Scientology for making this documentary and
teaching the world about the truths and facts of the great fraud of psychiatry
and psychology. This documentary along with “Psychiatry An Industry Of Death”
saved my life from taking dangerous, toxic, mind altering drugs that are not
cures. I am now off these toxic poisons after 18 years of use and feel much
better. I never knew it was the psychiatric drugs causing all of my physical and
psychological problems and illnesses. I was brainwashed and tricked by
psychiatrists and the system that the sickly feelings I had was from my so
called “underlying” so called “mental illness”. Now that I’m off the drugs and
thanks to this documentary I feel better and have distanced myself from
psychiatrists and psychologists forever. I thank CCHR and Scientology for
telling me the truth and facts about the great scam of psychiatry and psychology
and they saved my life. Don’t fall for what psychiatrists and psychologists tell
you. All their diseases are invented and made up!.
Alternatives
THE RIGHT TO BE INFORMED
In general medicine the standard for informed consent includes communicating the nature of the diagnoses, the purpose of a proposed treatment or procedure, the risks and benefits of the proposed treatment, and informing the patient of alternative treatments so he can make an informed, educated choice. Psychiatrists routinely do not inform patients of non-drug treatments, nor do they conduct thorough medical examinations to ensure that a person’s problem does not stem from an untreated medical condition that is manifesting as a “psychiatric” symptom. They do not accurately inform patients of the nature of the diagnoses, which would require informing the patient that psychiatric diagnoses are completely subjective (based on behaviors only) and have no scientific/medical validity (no X-rays, brain scans, chemical imbalance tests to prove anyone has a mental disorder).
All patients should have what is called a “differential diagnosis.” The doctor obtains a thorough history and conducts a complete physical exam, rules out all the possible problems that might cause a set of symptoms and explains any possible side effects of the recommended treatments.
There are numerous alternatives to psychiatric diagnoses and treatment, including standard medical care that does not require a stigmatizing and subjective psychiatric label or a mind-altering drug. Governments should endorse and fund non-drug treatments as alternatives to dangerous drugs that have been proven no more effective than placebo, and more dangerous than most street drugs.
Alternatives
THE RIGHT TO BE INFORMED
In general medicine the standard for informed consent includes communicating the nature of the diagnoses, the purpose of a proposed treatment or procedure, the risks and benefits of the proposed treatment, and informing the patient of alternative treatments so he can make an informed, educated choice. Psychiatrists routinely do not inform patients of non-drug treatments, nor do they conduct thorough medical examinations to ensure that a person’s problem does not stem from an untreated medical condition that is manifesting as a “psychiatric” symptom. They do not accurately inform patients of the nature of the diagnoses, which would require informing the patient that psychiatric diagnoses are completely subjective (based on behaviors only) and have no scientific/medical validity (no X-rays, brain scans, chemical imbalance tests to prove anyone has a mental disorder).
All patients should have what is called a “differential diagnosis.” The doctor obtains a thorough history and conducts a complete physical exam, rules out all the possible problems that might cause a set of symptoms and explains any possible side effects of the recommended treatments.
There are numerous alternatives to psychiatric diagnoses and treatment, including standard medical care that does not require a stigmatizing and subjective psychiatric label or a mind-altering drug. Governments should endorse and fund non-drug treatments as alternatives to dangerous drugs that have been proven no more effective than placebo, and more dangerous than most street drugs.
When asked what drug you want to take, ask for: