The [Marketing of Madness] is a closely researched film that documents a growing psychiatric strategy to label children and adults with mental disorders, which lack any medical basis of diagnosis, and to place them on powerful [psychiatric drugs] that are often addictive and have dangerous side effects.
Exposing the questionable ethics of the psychiatric profession's close marketing ties with pharmaceutical corporations, the documentary reveals the true insanity in our psychiatric health care system - profit-drive marketing at the expense of patients, families and communities.
The National Institute of Mental Health asserts that tens of millions of people in the USA alone have mental illnesses and that the number has been constantly growing for decades. This mysterious modern-day plague is explained by the profits generated by a diagnosis of mental illness lacking any physical test. The more that are diagnosed, the more profit for pharmaceutical supply chains and for psychiatrists who promote and prescribe these habit-forming drugs.
Additionally, the rationale that he shot those school children because he had a mental illness is exposed by this documentary as a red herring designed to focus attention away from the real cause of sudden and unexplained violence - psychiatric drugs with homicidal and suicidal side effects.
There is growing evidence of the link between psychotropic drugs prescribed to children, and epidemics of school violence. Seven out of the ten drugs linked to violence are either anti-depressants or ADHD drugs. Prescribing those labeled as mentally ill with hazardous drugs sends the disturbing message that commercial profits are more important than the safety of children and families. [1]
The [Citizens Commission on Human Rights](https://www.cchrflorida.org/) of Florida (CCHR), announced recently that they will be hosting a showing of the psychiatric documentary, The Marketing of Madness, in their downtown facility. The full-screen showing will be presented to visitors at no charge. To find out when the next screening of The Marketing of Madness will be held, please call CCHR at (727) 442-8820.
Sources:
[1] Psychiatric Drugs: Create Violence & Suicide https://www.cchrint.org/pdfs/violence-report.pdf
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