In general, Psychotropic drugs block people's feelings, and in this process, they also block people's ability to
feel compassion and people's ability to tune into their own instincts/intuition. Its a form of human enslavement that also makes people
less caring and more hateful and more impressionable. The negative results are very evident throughout our troubled world.
And more must be done to set the heart and soul and spirit of humanity free.
In my most recent search, for more evidence to back up my past writings on this,
I have found reports which state that at least "76.9 million people in the United States are prescribed psychiatric
(psychotropic) drugs in a given year," and that distribution of them has risen (in the past decade) "by 685%" in England.
I feel that the numbers are actually much higher than this, globally, because a lot of General Practitioners also prescribe
them and they have been being found in drinking water supplies.
Some people have been literally forced to take psychotropic drugs, against their will, which is extremely inhumane. I have
never been labeled as "mentally ill" although I have seen a psychologist, in order
to help get me through a couple tough patches in my life. The professionals found me mentally healthy.
But the hate filled jealousy in my two older sisters has wanted me to be labeled/stigmatized and drugged/suppressed so
that I'd no longer be what they snidely called, "little miss perfect."
In their efforts, they even manipulated it into being a requirement of me having a chance to get my inheritance after our father died.
I refused to be stigmatized and drugged and they deprived me of an inheritance, because of this and their greed. I actually did not really want the
money, although I desperately needed it. So, what hurt me the most was the total lack of love in my own family, and this cut VERY deep.
I wonder how many other people this sort of thing has happened to. According to the following report, many people are forced into institutions and drugged against their will...
2. Avoiding stressful or abusive situations
3. Encouraging the natural grieving/healing process
5. Changes in diet - less caffeine and sugar...etc.
6. Herbal remedies that support healing
7. More may be added soon
