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Is this true (in the UK)?

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Someone informed me that in the UK that children under 18 aren't allowed to be given psychotropic medications unless they are the severity level of hurting themselves or others. Is this true? I hope that it is! I'm disgusted with the amount of medicating we do to small children in America, labeling with diseases that didn't exist even 30 years ago. It's quite sad.
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They can be given them for depression and anxiety, I think. Both of which are on the rise.
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Yeah, they have to take them between joints.

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Scapa Flow wrote:Someone informed me that in the UK that children under 18 aren't allowed to be given psychotropic medications unless they are the severity level of hurting themselves or others. Is this true? I hope that it is! I'm disgusted with the amount of medicating we do to small children in America, labeling with diseases that didn't exist even 30 years ago. It's quite sad.
Pharmacy wants to earn loads of money. That's why psychologists tell people
they're ill so that they can be 'treated' with medication nobody really needs ...

They destroy healthy bodies, make them fat and diabetic etc. Money seems to
rule the world. Money seems more important to 'doctors' than the body of a hu-
man being they haven't respect of anymore.

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Scapa Flow wrote:Someone informed me that in the UK that children under 18 aren't allowed to be given psychotropic medications unless they are the severity level of hurting themselves or others. Is this true? I hope that it is! I'm disgusted with the amount of medicating we do to small children in America, labeling with diseases that didn't exist even 30 years ago. It's quite sad.
Pharmacy wants to earn loads of money. That's why psychologists tell people
they're ill so that they can be 'treated' with medication nobody really needs ...

They destroy healthy bodies, make them fat and diabetic etc. Money seems to
rule the world. Money seems more important to 'doctors' than the body of a hu-
man being they haven't respect of anymore. In my opinion it is a CRIME to ruin
the body especially of a child not even grown.

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I totally agree with that statement!

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Patrick Bateman wrote:Yeah, they have to take them between joints.
:lol:

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#8 Post by raggatwin »

Psychology realy is the bourgeois social science.....
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