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AH! One man's opinon of the DSM-IV

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10:01,

2009-07-05 21:29:54

Description: I am reading what Dr. Peter B. Dunn MD wrote on Amazon.com about the DSM-IV. Google "Who wrote the DSM?" and the first link should be Amazon. I have not yet digged enough to find out more. (More)

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DSM - Manuale Diagnostico e Statistico dei Disturbi ...

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03:57,

2008-12-26 19:49:30

Description: Il Manuale Diagnostico e Statistico dei Disturbi Mentali IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders - DSM IV), su cui la psichiatria nazionale e internazionale fonda la propria (More)

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Psychiatry, The Biggest Medical Fraud, Victim Speaks...

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05:10,

2007-07-19 11:12:09

Description: Sue Clark-Wittenberg of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada discusses how psychiatry harmed her badly for 18 years from 1972 to 1990 with psychiatrists giving her l5 different bogus psychiatric mental disorders (More) Sue Clark-Wittenberg of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada discusses how psychiatry harmed her badly for 18 years from 1972 to 1990 with psychiatrists giving her l5 different bogus psychiatric mental disorders from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM IV) and giving her 14 different toxic psychiatric pills. There is no test nor scientific proof that mental illness exists. Sue was given electroshock (ECT, shock) agaisnt her will at the age of 17 years old in 1973 that left her with permanent memory loss and difficulty learning new things. Electroshock always causes brain damage. See "breggin.com" Sue has been free of psychiatry since 1990. She has not been hospitalized nor taken any psychiatric medication since 1990. See - Parts 2, 3, of Psychiatry - the biggest medical fraud today Sue's websites: http://psychiatrybuster.blogspot.com (Sue's main website exposing psychiatry) http://symclark.blogspot.com (Sue's book online - "Behind the Locked Ward - The Sue Clark Story" http://wittenbergces.blogspot.com (The Wittenberg Center to End Electroshock) Sue and her husband Steven Wittenberg founded this center in May 2007 in Ottawa, Ontario. email Sue: 2005.sueclark@gmail.com Recommended reading: Paula J. Caplan's Book "They Say You're Crazy: How the World's Most Powerful Psychiatrists Decide Who's Normal" (by debunking and demystifying the process through which the American Psychiatric Association determines who is and who is not "normal". They Say You're Crazy gives the rest of us a fighting chance to avoid becoming victims of the mental health establishment" - the Cleveland Plain Dealer) Another book called "Toxic Psychiatry" by Dr. Peter R. Breggin, psychiatrist in NY State Dr. Breggin's website: (www.breggin.com) for other books exposing electroshock and psychiatric drugs for adults and kids Another book "The Myth of Mental Illness by Dr. Thomas Szasz His website www.szasz.com Another book: "Shrink Resistant: The Struggle Against Psychiatry in Canada" co-edited by Don Weitz and Bonnie Burstow Other websites exposing psychiatry: www.breggin.com www.ect.org www.wildestcolts.com http://capa.oise.utoronto.ca http://capacanada.wordpress.com http://endofshock.com www.banshock.org www.szasz.com www.mindfreedom.org www.antipsychiatry.org www.stopshrinks.org www.psychrights.org See all of Sue and Steven's videos at the Channel URL: http://www.youtube.com/writers9065 (Less)

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Anorexia, Bulimia & Compulsive Overeating

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00:40,

2008-05-14 23:15:54

Description: MADAME SARKOZY Anorexia (deriving from the Greek "α(ν)-" (a(n)-, a prefix that denotes absence) + "όρεξη (orexe) = appetite) is the decreased sensation (More) MADAME SARKOZY Anorexia (deriving from the Greek "α(ν)-" (a(n)-, a prefix that denotes absence) + "όρεξη (orexe) = appetite) is the decreased sensation of appetite. While the term in non-scientific publications is often used interchangeably with one of its causes, anorexia nervosa, there are many possible causes for a decreased appetite, some of which may be harmless while others pose significant risk for the person. The most common form of anorexia is simply satiation following the consumption of food. This happens in all normal humans and is called postprandial anorexia. Disorders that cause (harmful) anorexia include anorexia nervosa, severe depression, cancer, Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, dementia, AIDS, Acute Radiation Syndrome, and chronic renal failure and the use of certain drugs, particularly stimulants and narcotics such as cocaine and heroin. Environmentally induced disorders such as altitude sickness can also trigger an acute form of anorexia. Anorexia may also be seen in congestive heart failure, perhaps due to congestion of the liver with venous blood. Although the presenting symptom (the one which prompts a patient to seek medical attention) in acute appendicitis is abdominal pain, patients virtually always experience anorexia as well, possibly accompanied by an early episode of vomiting. Some medications, antidepressants for example, can have anorexia as a side effect. Most notoriously, however, chemicals that are a member of the phenethylamine family are known to have more intense anorectic properties. For this reason, many individuals suffering from anorexia nervosa may seek to use these medications to suppress appetite. Such prescription medications include Ritalin, Adderall, Dexedrine, and Desoxyn. In some cases, these medications are prescribed to patients prior to undergoing an operation requiring general anesthesia. This is a prophylactic measure taken to ensure no food will back up into the esophagus and cause the patient to stop breathing during the procedure. Anorexia nervosa is a psychiatric diagnosis that describes an eating disorder characterized by low body weight and body image distortion with an obsessive fear of gaining weight. Individuals with anorexia are known to commonly control body weight through the means of voluntary starvation, purging, vomiting, excessive exercise, or other weight control measures, such as diet pills or diuretic drugs. It primarily affects adolescent females, however approximately 10% of people with the diagnosis are male. Anorexia nervosa is a complex condition, involving psychological, neurobiological, and sociological components.[1] The term anorexia is of Greek origin: a (α, prefix of negation), n (ν, link between two vowels) and orexis (ορεξις, appetite) thus meaning a lack of desire to eat.[2] A person who is diagnosed with anorexia nervosa is most commonly referred to with the adjectival form anorexic. The noun form, "anorectic" is generally not used in this context and usually refers to drugs that suppress appetite. "Anorexia nervosa" is frequently shortened to "anorexia" in both the popular media and television reports. This is technically incorrect, as the term "anorexia" used separately refers to the medical symptom of reduced appetite (which therefore is distinguishable from anorexia nervosa in being non-psychiatric). The most commonly used criteria for diagnosing anorexia are from the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV-TR) and the World Health Organization's International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD). Although biological tests can aid the diagnosis of anorexia, the diagnosis is based on a combination of behavior, reported beliefs and experiences, and physical characteristics of the patient. Anorexia is typically diagnosed by a clinical psychologist, psychiatrist or other suitably qualified clinician. Notably, diagnostic criteria are intended to assist clinicians, and are not intended to be representative of what an individual sufferer feels or experiences in living with the illness. The full ICD-10 diagnostic criteria for anorexia nervosa can be found here, and the DSM-IV-TR criteria can be found here. To be diagnosed as having anorexia nervosa, according to the DSM-IV-TR, a person must display: (Less)

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Hot Sexy Nymph Butt Grinds Roy

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03:30,

2007-09-01 15:15:41

Description: sexy Nymphet dances to Oi Roy Hypersexuality is a desire for human sexual behavior at levels high enough to be considered clinically significant. Hypersexuality is characterized by an impairing (More)

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The DSM IV TR Criteria for Asperger's Syndrome, Part II

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03:24,

2009-04-08 01:05:55

Description: This is a slide show version of my talk yesterday. It is video #7 in my Autism Awareness Month series.

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Unidade DSM IV

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00:10,

2009-07-06 04:42:55

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Replicant's diagnosis journey Pt1: Checking the DSM IV

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08:24,

2009-09-21 12:30:49

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How psychiatry damaged me for 18 years, 1972-90

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05:45,

2007-11-03 17:06:32

Description: Sue speaks about how psychiatry damaged her badly. Sue was damaged by psychiatry with their toxic psychiatric drugs, electroshock (ECT, Shock) and their bogus mental disorders. Sue was in (More) Sue speaks about how psychiatry damaged her badly. Sue was damaged by psychiatry with their toxic psychiatric drugs, electroshock (ECT, Shock) and their bogus mental disorders. Sue was in psychiatric hospitals in Ontario for 18 years from 1972 to 1990 Sue was on these psychiatric wards in Ottawa Royal Ottawa Hospital, Queensway-Carleton Hospital, Monfort Hospital, Ottawa General Hospital. In Brockville, Ontario - the Brockville Psychiatric Hospital. Sue has been free of psychiatry since 1990. She has not been in a psychiatric hospital nor has she taken any psychiatric drugs since that time. Sue has never felt better. Sue Clark-Wittenberg of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada discusses how psychiatry harmed her for 18 years from 1972 to 1990 with psychiatrists giving her l5 different bogus psychiatric disorders from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM IV) and giving her 14 different toxic psychiatric pills. There is no test nor scientific proof that mental illness exists. Sue's websites: http://psychiatrybuster.blogspot.com (Sue's main website exposing psychiatry) http://symclark.blogspot.com (Sue's book online - "Behind the Locked Ward - The Sue Clark Story" http://wittenbergces.blogspot.com (The Wittenberg Center to End Electroshock) Sue and her husband Steven Wittenberg founded this center in May 2007 in Ottawa, Ontario. email Sue: 2005.sueclark@gmail.com Recommended reading: Paula J. Caplan's Book "They Say You're Crazy: How the World's Most Powerful Psychiatrists Decide Who's Normal" (by debunking and demystifying the process through which the American Psychiatric Association determines who is and who is not "normal". They Say You're Crazy gives the rest of us a fighting chance to avoid becoming victims of the mental health establishment" - the Cleveland Plain Dealer) Another book called "Toxic Psychiatry" by Dr. Peter R. Breggin, psychiatrist in NY State Dr. Breggin's website: (www.breggin.com) for other books exposing electroshock and psychiatric drugs for adults and kids Another book "The Myth of Mental Illness by Dr. Thomas Szasz His website www.szasz.com Another book: "Shrink Resistant: The Struggle Against Psychiatry in Canada" co-edited by Don Weitz and Bonnie Burstow Other websites exposing psychiatry: www.breggin.com www.mindfreedom.org www.ect.org www.wildestcolts.com http://capa.oise.utoronto.ca http://capacanada.wordpress.com http://endofshock.com www.szasz.com www.banshock.org www.antipsychiatry.org www.stopshrinks.org www.psychrights.org (Less)

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DSM-IV 292.12 (F16.52)

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08:02,

2009-07-09 19:37:00

Description: Korte film van Jeroen Thomassen & Vincent Fitz-Jim. Een dag uit het leven van een psychotische man met hallucinaties...

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Gattino rosso di monica

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01:49,

2008-05-13 03:42:09

Description: stiamo andando nella sua nuova casa, questo splendida micietta farà la pet terapy a una bambina autistica. Cos'è? L'autismo è un handicap, perché pur (More)

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The Corporation

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02:24:00,

2008-07-01 05:41:00

Description: The Corporation ist ein kanadischer Dokumentarfilm aus dem Jahr 2003, der besonders kritisch den modernen Konzernen und dem Kapitalismus gegenübersteht. m Film werden die Kapitalgesellschaften (More)

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Trastorno Límite y Terapia Conductual Dialéctica

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09:38,

2008-07-08 19:19:28

Description: Representación del Trastorno Límite de la Personalidad (Personalidad Limítrofe), características diagnósticas, DSM-IV, y estadios y estrategias de la terapia (More)

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Erin Drunk 2

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01:08,

2008-04-22 09:09:09

Description: http://www.findmadeleine.com/ http://www.findmadeleine.com/ This person is not thought to be truly sober, and thus, a distinction is made in AA between being dry, or abstinent from alcohol (More) http://www.findmadeleine.com/ http://www.findmadeleine.com/ This person is not thought to be truly sober, and thus, a distinction is made in AA between being dry, or abstinent from alcohol consumption, and being sober, or living a life of abstinence based on the principles of AA. In AA, sobriety is a state that can only be obtained by both abstaining from alcohol and working the twelve steps of AA because, according to the AA Big Book (page 64), alcohol(ism) is only a symptom of the underlying spiritual disease directly addressed by the Twelve Steps. If that malady is successfully treated, its symptoms (including, but hardly limited to alcohol consumption) cease to be a concern The meaning of the term alcoholism varies considerably in different contexts. For common and historical usage, it refers to any condition that results in continued consumption of alcoholic beverages despite negative consequences. Medical definitions describe alcoholism as a disease, addiction, or dependence that results in difficulty with controlling one's alcohol consumption. Alcoholism can also refer to as a loss of control over one's alcohol consumption, a preoccupation with or compulsion for alcohol, and an impaired ability to recognize the effects of alcohol consumption. Some but not all definitions specify a current use of alcohol and include the effects of long-term heavy alcohol use, including dependence and withdrawal. Alcoholism is characterized by the continued use of alcohol despite harm to the drinker and people associated with the drinker. This harm may include the development of medical complications, occupational or educational loss, or interpersonal complications. While alcohol use is necessary to develop alcoholism, use of alcohol does not necessitate the development of alcoholism. The amount of alcohol consumption required to develop alcoholism varies greatly from one person to the next. Although the biological mechanism of alcoholism is uncertain, some risk factors for alcoholism have been identified. These factors may include a person's social environment, emotional health and genetic predisposition Many terms are applied to a drinker's relationship with alcohol. Use, misuse, heavy use, abuse, addiction, and dependence are all common labels used to describe drinking habits, but the actual meaning of these words can vary greatly depending upon the context in which they are used. Even within the medical field, the definition can vary between areas of specialization. The introduction of politics and religion further muddles the issue and exacerbates ambiguity. Use refers to simple use of a substance. An individual who drinks any alcoholic beverage is using alcohol. Misuse, problem use, and heavy use do not have standard definitions, but suggest consumption of alcohol beyond the point where it causes physical, social, or moral harm to the drinker. Social and moral harm are highly subjective and therefore differ from individual to individual. The term abuse has a variety of possible meanings. Within psychiatry, the DSM-IV has a specific definition involving a set of life circumstances which take place because of substance use. Within politics, abuse is often used to refer to the illegal use of any substance. Within the broad field of medicine, abuse sometimes refers to use of prescribed medication in excess of the prescribed dosage or to use of a prescription drug without a prescription. Within religion, abuse can refer to any use of a poorly regarded substance. The term is often avoided because it can cause confusion due to audiences that do not necessarily share a single definition. Dependence also has multiple definitions, but is not as commonly used as abuse outside of the medical profession. Physical medicine considers dependence to be the body's physical adaptation to the persistent presence of alcohol. Psychological medicine considers dependence to be a person's mental reliance upon something to maintain their mental status quo. These two are occasionally differentiated as physical and psychological dependence. Within the field of psychiatry, alcohol dependence is the term referring to alcoholism. As a result, a diagnosis of alcohol dependence does not necessarily indicate the presence of physical dependence. (Less)

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Natural ADHD Cure

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08:19,

2007-12-19 10:48:26

Description: http://www.encognitive.com ADHD natural remedy - Herbal remedy for ADHD - ADHD natural treatment Over the years many attempts have been made to find natural therapies for ADHD in order to avoid the (More) http://www.encognitive.com ADHD natural remedy - Herbal remedy for ADHD - ADHD natural treatment Over the years many attempts have been made to find natural therapies for ADHD in order to avoid the use of stimulants such as Ritalin. Very little research has been done in this area since the medical profession has focused their attention almost exclusively on the use of stimulant drugs. It does seem probable that some nutrients or herbal remedies could eventually be found to be helpful. Some herbal remedies used in ADHD include ginkgo biloba and St. John's wort. Here's a research abstract on ADHD herbal remedy. Effect of the herbal extract combination Panax quinquefolium and Ginkgo biloba on attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder: a pilot study. J Psychiatry Neurosci. 2001 May;26(3):221-8. Oceanside Functional Medicine Research Institute, Nanaimo, BC. A combination herbal product containing American ginseng extract, Panax quinquefolium, (200 mg) and Ginkgo biloba extract (50 mg) (AD-FX; CV Technologies, Edmonton, Alta.) was tested for its ability to improve the symptoms of ADHD. AD-FX capsules were taken twice a day on an empty stomach for 4 weeks. Patients were instructed not to change any other medications during the study. After 2 weeks of the ADHD herbal remedy treatment, the proportion of the subjects exhibiting improvement ranged from 31% for the anxious-shy attribute to 67% for the psychosomatic attribute. After 4 weeks of treatment, the proportion of subjects exhibiting improvement ranged from 44% for the social problems attribute to 74% for the Conners' ADHD index and the DSM-IV hyperactive-impulsive attribute. Five (14%) of 36 subjects reported adverse events, only 2 of which were considered related to the study medication. These preliminary results suggest AD-FX treatment may improve symptoms of ADHD and should encourage further research on the use of ginseng and Ginkgo biloba extracts to treat ADHD symptoms. Comments: It may be preferable at first to just try one herb for a few weeks before adding another one. The combination of herbal remedy with pharmaceutical medication may be unpredictable. We suggest using the herbal remedy by itself, not in combination with ADHD drugs. http://www.raysahelian.com/adhd.html (Less)

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