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Hmm Interesting. Psychiatry has some pretty shady background. I know many people that have been "diagnosed" with different so-called mental disorders only to be cured by natural remedies. Not saying that there are people that don't have serious mental issues that need to be addressed and cannot be addressed through natural remedies, some in this forum think I do, maybe so. There are links on the page below that bring many of psychiatry's dirty little secrets to light.

Officials Declare eating healthy a mental disorder

Muerte Rosa wrote:Some people i know that are health fanatics i can totally believe it!!!

I know a few that are into it pretty heavy also but do they deserve their own disease that can then be used to, say, take their weapons or other civil rights away? They are not hurting anyone. Cept maybe bringing over too many zucchinis and hiding them in your car.

I wish someone would hide veggies in my car!

Actually, a friend just brought me fresh lemons from South Texas. They are not very pretty, but fabulous nonetheless!!

Muerte Rosa wrote:Agreed i was thinking more along the lines of OCD or something....

Oh yes, that can be very unnerving to be around. Otoh, they are creating these mental disorders for the wrong reason.

Lizzy60 wrote:I wish someone would hide veggies in my car! Actually, a friend just brought me fresh lemons from South Texas. They are not very pretty, but fabulous nonetheless!!

I spent some time down in Palm Springs and it was wonderful to go out in the back yard and pick all the citrus fruits off the trees fresh, as well as avocado's as big as a softball, yummm.

McDonald's is a societal disorder.

Cheap, crappy, processed foods are horrible for our health. Especially because it's so easy to consume so many calories. It's hard and requires dedication to not get fat.

There is a certain level of vanity to many whom are strictly in shape always, but there are worse things in life. Being terribly out of shape (when it's due to dietary misconduct) , and abusive of our mortal temples is worse than being fanatically in shape IMO.

Ya just got to wonder how anyone can take that sort of thing seriously.

Jezebel wrote:Ya just got to wonder how anyone can take that sort of thing seriously.

Considering it will soon be lumped in with the laws forbidding anyone with a mental illness from owning guns, you have to take is seriously. If you follow the links at the end of the story you will find that the psychiatric industry as a whole is more like pseudoscience than people would even imagine. It actually is a continuation of the well documented MK ultra programs just stepped up for the masses. Its sounds crazy like many things but well documented.

We've got to take our health into our own management - with help from specialists but never consider any specialist all-knowing. They are "practicing" medicine and many are taught or encouraged to put time/money before patients' well-being.

Unfortunately, you have to be cautious of many medical doctors who are too quick to diagnose with pills that have more side effects than the original health concern.

Tim Hawkins - meds
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It's simple. Eat a moderate amount of calories an exercise a couple times a week. Not that hard.

marktheshark wrote:It's simple. Eat a moderate amount of calories an exercise a couple times a week. Not that hard.

That is true but not the point I was trying to make.

LittleLion wrote:Hmm Interesting. Psychiatry has some pretty shady background. I know many people that have been "diagnosed" with different so-called mental disorders only to be cured by natural remedies. Not saying that there are people that don't have serious mental issues that need to be addressed and cannot be addressed through natural remedies, some in this forum think I do, maybe so. There are links on the page below that bring many of psychiatry's dirty little secrets to light.

Officials Declare eating healthy a mental disorder

As hinted at, what's the name of the mental disease where you are addicted to McDonald's?

JohnnyL wrote:As hinted at, what's the name of the mental disease where you are addicted to McDonald's?

I don't know about the McDonald's part of the equation but here is what it says in the articles....


In an attempt to curb the mass rush for food change and reform, psychiatry has green lighted a public relations push to spread awareness about their new buzzword orthorexia nervosa, defined as "a pathological obsession for biologically pure and healthy nutrition." In other words, experts are saying that our demand for nutrient-dense, healthful food is a mental disorder that must be treated.

LittleLion wrote:

JohnnyL wrote:As hinted at, what's the name of the mental disease where you are addicted to McDonald's?

I don't know about the McDonald's part of the equation but here is what it says in the articles....

In an attempt to curb the mass rush for food change and reform, psychiatry has green lighted a public relations push to spread awareness about their new buzzword orthorexia nervosa, defined as "a pathological obsession for biologically pure and healthy nutrition." In other words, experts are saying that our demand for nutrient-dense, healthful food is a mental disorder that must be treated.

Right, so what's "the pathological obsession for biologically IMpure and UNhealthy nutrition rampant in high percentages of the population" called? Even though that's existed for years, they still haven't quite gotten around to naming that yet... Because to name it, they would have to recognize it...

LittleLion wrote:

Jezebel wrote:Ya just got to wonder how anyone can take that sort of thing seriously.

Considering it will soon be lumped in with the laws forbidding anyone with a mental illness from owning guns, you have to take is seriously. If you follow the links at the end of the story you will find that the psychiatric industry as a whole is more like pseudoscience than people would even imagine. It actually is a continuation of the well documented MK ultra programs just stepped up for the masses. Its sounds crazy like many things but well documented.

What I mean is, it's hard to believe anyone would accept that as valid at all. So though we might see it as part of an agenda, why would someone think they could pull it off?

Jezebel wrote:

LittleLion wrote:

Jezebel wrote:Ya just got to wonder how anyone can take that sort of thing seriously.

Considering it will soon be lumped in with the laws forbidding anyone with a mental illness from owning guns, you have to take is seriously. If you follow the links at the end of the story you will find that the psychiatric industry as a whole is more like pseudoscience than people would even imagine. It actually is a continuation of the well documented MK ultra programs just stepped up for the masses. Its sounds crazy like many things but well documented.

What I mean is, it's hard to believe anyone would accept that as valid at all. So though we might see it as part of an agenda, why would someone think they could pull it off?

The same reason hundreds of things have been pulled off in the past 15 years or so... ;)

You are depressing me, Johnny.

I figure they are to the point that they know they don't really have to make sense. As long as they present any reasoning at all, no one is going to stop them. Will they eventually just get to the point where they say, we are in charge and so we will do whatever we damn well please? After they take the guns away, I suppose.

Jezebel wrote:What I mean is, it's hard to believe anyone would accept that as valid at all. So though we might see it as part of an agenda, why would someone think they could pull it off?

oh yes... Well why would they think they could pull off killing a president in broad daylight in the open air in the middle of thousands of witness's, or print money out of thin air and charge us interest on it, or kill millions of innocent people every year in every conceivable way, or .. or .. or the list goes on forever. Its just your paradigm is not adjusted enough to accept it or that others would accept it. Give them time, they will change your paradigm whatever it takes.

I think your reply to Johnny is correct.

Sometimes I have to do fish oil. Especially before logging on to the forum. it works in still hear.

Um . . . ?

Jezebel wrote:You are depressing me, Johnny.

I figure they are to the point that they know they don't really have to make sense. As long as they present any reasoning at all, no one is going to stop them. Will they eventually just get to the point where they say, we are in charge and so we will do whatever we damn well please? After they take the guns away, I suppose.

I want to give you the "two thumbs up" in perfect agreement but it doesn't see to fit here... So I'll use this one instead: