Robert Whitaker, award-winning health writer
and author of Mad in America, writes:
"A quick and interesting read . . . Why Are You Mad? gives readers much to think
about."
This book will initiate a change in the treatment of
mental illness. It also points researchers in a new direction, one that holds
much promise.
This book is a must-read for everyone working in the field of mental illness.
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Update
Advance copies were sent to some in the research community and it has begun
to create quite a stir. The responses have been uniformly very positive. It presents
what can only be called a paradigm shift.
World Health Organization studies found that
witch doctors had far better results than psychiatrists. This book explains why.
Placebos work better than psychiatric drugs. This book explains how.
Studies dating as far back as 1962 conclusively prove that chemical imbalance
has no relationship to mental illness. Why do those with a financial stake in
that theory keep telling us otherwise? This book, based on 14 years of
research, presents a new theory. It is a theory that conforms to the facts and
provides logical answers that the chemical imbalance theory cannot.
This book arrives as the FDA puts stricter suicide warnings on
anti-depressants. It hits after events at Virginia Tech are leading parents
across the country to look at their children for some sign of aberrant behavior.
They are scared to death that they will find something but have no real idea of
exactly what they expect to find.For those parents, for those
wondering about the suicide warnings, for everyone who has, or should have
questions, you need to read this book. It does not provide all of the
answers. No one knows all of the questions, much less all of the answers. But it
does offer you an understanding |
Why Are You Mad?
The First Significant Advance in Our Understanding of Mental
Illness Since We Abandoned Demon Possession
Why? is based on
thorough scientific research but written for the general reader. It is infused
with anger, humor and insight.Why Are You Mad?
Stand Publishers 270pp July 2007
LCCN: 2007902051
ISBN: 978-0-9794518-1-2 HC
ISBN: 978-0-9794518-0-5 PB
ISBN: 978-0-9794518-2-9 EB
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