Requiem for presumed diseases

Fabricated diseases require fabricated tales in order to justify the effects of psychotics as administered medication.
For a quarter of a century, healthcare has been able to pacify society by remaining mum about the fact that new happy pills are actually masked amphetamines and/or cocaine products, which drug just like the old ones and provide a false sense of wellbeing.

Because of the psychosis-inducing side effects of these drugs, new disorders develop that, of course, keep the wheels of the medical industry turning.
Miracle antidepressants and ADHD medication do not cure presumed disorders, but actually do the opposite. We have not yet reached the climax of the depression and ADHD epidemic.

This book explains how patients are drugged and are still deceived with fabricated tales about serotonin and dopamine.

The sole purpose of this deceit is to hide the true effects of the psychotics administered, and to provide physicians with a get-out-of-jail-free-card in cases of sudden deaths, suicides, aggressive shooting sprees, autism in infants, osteoporosis and even early onset dementia.