Mental Disorders Are Contagious

I've found proof that mental disorders are contagious.

It's a shocking revelation, I know.

But as a writer, who is pretty much against the use of psychiatric medications, I feel I must relay this information.

I've trawled through hundreds of case files and found a common link that unquestionably proves that mental illnesses are contagious.

I'm surprised this has not been picked up before.

You see, it's quite simple really.

Take 100 patients with varying degrees of social problems ranging from financial worries, sexual problems, relationship problems etc.

Take 100 psychiatrists with varying degrees of clinical experience.

Each patient visits 3 different psychiatrists.

Patient 1 sees 3 different psychiatrists. He/she is diagnosed with 3 different mental disorders.

All patients are diagnosed with brain diseases, some have more diseases than others.

100 patients, who remember just had social problems going on in their lives, each now have a mental disorder or a number of brain abnormalities.

Each illness has been passed on by their psychiatrist.

Ergo - Mental Disorders are contagious.

Signs that show you may have been contaminated.

Keep a lookout for:

1. Various forms of paraphernalia dotted around your psychiatrist's office that advertise pharmaceutical products or companies. Things like mouse-mats, cups, umbrella's, writing pads etc.

2. Check your prescription, if it has the brand name of the drug then it's highly likely that your psychiatrist is a carrier of a mental disorder.

3. Carriers are often in denial. If you question their diagnosis they will talk down to you and tell you not to believe everything you read on the Internet.

4. Carriers often stutter and blush when you ask them for evidence of the mental disorder they have labelled you with.

5. Carriers are often invited to drug company presentations (also known as symposiums). Ask your psychiatrist if they have ever attended any such event.

6. Carriers often tout the chemical imbalance theory. They claim you have one that is causing your mental disorder. Ask them for proof of this, if they can't show you then they have more than likely been infected with a mental disorder themselves.

7. Carriers often play down the risks of the drugs they prescribe you. Ask them...

If the drugs are addictive.

If the drugs can induce homicidal acts.

If the drugs can induce suicide or suicidal thoughts.

If the drugs can increase psychosis.

If the drugs can increase birth defects.

If they answer 'no' to any of the above then the likelihood is that they have been infected.

8. Carriers often suggest that your mental disorder is in your genes. Ask them for scientific proof of this. If they stall, stutter or blush then, chances are, they have been infected.

9. If you are a woman who is pregnant carriers will suggest that your mental disorder will be passed on to your fetus if you do not treat your brain illness. Ask them for scientific proof of this. Refer to # 4.

10. If you spot a copy of The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) then it's highly likely that your psychiatrist has been infected.


All we need now is some sort of immunization.

No drugs just plain common sense.

Steer clear of the psychiatrist's office.

Bob Fiddaman.




References

Logic in the Human Brain - From the Journal of Common sense

Patricia Casey Being Creative

Creativity 

noun 

1. the state or quality of being creative. 

2. the ability to transcend traditional ideas, rules, patterns, relationships, or the like, and to create meaningful new ideas, forms, methods, interpretations, etc.; originality, progressiveness, or imagination: the need for creativity in modern industry; creativity in the performing arts. 

3. the process by which one utilizes creative ability: Extensive reading stimulated his creativity. 

Source: Dictionary.com 

Creativity 

Creativity is associated with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. 

Source: Patricia Casey, Irish Psychiatrist.

It's difficult to get my head around Irish psychiatrist, Patricia Casey's latest offering in the Health & Living magazine. In fact, there are two problems in writing about her article, 'The Curse of Creativity', Problem 

1. She may instruct her lawyers to send me an intimidating letter for daring to oppose her opinion, 

and 

2. I may be diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder for offering a creative response to her written work.

On a recent trip to London Patricia Casey ventured inside the National Gallery, in particular Room 45, which houses amongst others, paintings by Vincent Van Gogh .

Casey writes:

The information on the paintings noted that many were painted during his time in the Saint-Paul asylum near Saint-Remy, in the Provence area of France. They showed his genius, evident even in the throes of major mental illness.

Over the years there have been many psychiatrists that use Van Gogh's apparent mental disorder/s as an argument when in truth none of them can actually prove that he did have a mental disorder.

Van Gogh was born with a brain lesion and, as a result suffered from seizures, he also frequently drank absinthe, a drink that was, back then, associated with violent crimes and social disorders.

It is documented that Dr. Gachet, one of Van Gogh's physicians, was thought to have treated his epilepsy with digitalis. This prescription drug can cause one to see in yellow or see yellow spots.

Far be it from me to diagnose someone from all those years ago but the above would suggest that he may not have had a mental illness at all, in fact his brain lesion, enjoyment of absinthe and medication could have made the white-coated head-shrinkers believe that he was mentally disturbed. It's a valid argument is it not?

In fact, a critic once had this to say about Absinthe:

Absinthe makes you crazy and criminal, provokes epilepsy and tuberculosis, and has killed thousands of French people. It makes a ferocious beast of man, a martyr of woman, and a degenerate of the infant, it disorganizes and ruins the family and menaces the future of the country. [1]

Anyway, back to Casey's article...

Casey tells us that the connection between creativity and mental illness has been examined and powerfully answered in a study published in the 'British Journal of Psychiatry'. She adds that the findings of the study show that creativity is associated with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

In the case of Van Gogh I could oppose Casey's take on the study and put forward the argument that his creativity could have been down to the use of Absinthe [which, back then, was known to cause hallucinations]. Absinthe included a toxin called Thujone and when taken in high doses [quantity] can cause one to see objects in yellow. Or maybe it was the digitalis prescribed to him by his doctor, a drug that can cause one to see in yellow or see yellow spots. Is it just a coincidence that Van Gogh loved the colour yellow whilst being creative with his work?

If one's creativity is associated with a mental disorder then what hope do we have? It beggars the question what Casey believes about the Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders [DSM], a book based on psychiatrists and their own creative minds in what should be deemed a mental disorder or not. There is no science to what they write, it's all based on creative thinking and judging by what they deem to be mental disorders one can only assume that they have all been on an Absinthe drinking binge.

In years to come I anticipate that the DSM will be placed in the National Gallery of London. Do they have any rooms for Fantasy?

Casey's article can be read in full HERE.



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