FACT
There are no biochemical markers, no biological tests, no hard evidence at all, to "prove" the existence of "mental illness." “Proof” means to demonstrate a reliable association between a clearly specified pattern of observables and other reliably measurable event(s) that operate as antecedents. (This is same level of proof used for TB, cancer, diabetes, etc.)
Trauma (including abuse and neglect, both childhood and adult, physical, sexual and emotional) is, according to researchers, inexorably linked as a causal factor for 80-90% or more of all psychiatric diagnoses and treatments. This is pretty widely accepted now but there are still those who hold that there’s such a thing as “mental illness.”
So, how shall we account for the 10-20% of people who may exhibit unusual behaviors and there’s no apparent causal link to trauma? Read on and discover how psychiatry has failed to perform honorably as physicians and should be dropped as a medical specialty.
1. No specific medical tests exist to diagnose an individual with a given mental disorder.
2. No “chemical imbalances” or brain abnormalities have ever been shown in psychiatric patients.
3. There does not seem to be consistency in diagnoses across people.
4. Psychiatric medications are not always effective in treating mental disorders.
5. Not all abnormal behavior is the result of a brain disorder.
6. Psychiatry and psychology promote sinful behavior.
7. Mental Illness is not in the Bible.
8. Psychological problems such as anxiety and depression are sins (Phil 4:4-6; 2 Peter 1:3)
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• Altering the structure and function of brain neurons;
• Altering the processes in learned pathways, which results in an inability to cope;
• Altering or distorting sensory input from external sensory pathways or centers;
• Altering internal sensory input, which results in distortions in body image and function;
• Disrupting the body’s regulatory system.
Hepatitis, Amphetamines and other Sympathomimetics, Porphyria, Alcohol withdrawal (paranoia also), Von Gierke’s Disease, Anticholinergic intoxication, Cerebral allergies, Hallucinogens (PCP, LSD, etc.), Hypertension (seizures), Temporal lobe epilepsy, Mixed sensory lobe seizures, Pick’s Disease, Medication toxicity (antabuse, cimetidine, Levadopa, anticonvulsants, etc.), Addison’s Disease, Limbic seizures, Cerebral vasculitis (SLE), Schilder’s Disease, Hypothyroidism, Uremia (chronic), Multiple sclerosis, Azotemia (chronic), Neurosyphilis, Hypocalcemia, Encephalitis, Hypontremia, Fanconi’s Syndrome, Metal poisonings, Huntington’s Disease, Vitamin A toxicity, Brain tumors, Simmond’s Disease, Pernicious anemia, Electrolyte imbalances, Hypoparathyroidism, Wilson’s Disease, Hyperthyroidism, Vitamin B-12 deficiency, Sensory deprivation, Hyperinsulinism
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• Multiple personalities, especially when there is dissociation.
• Depression with withdrawal, psychomotor retardation, loss of interest, slowed thinking and/or fatigue.
• Automatic behavior, often with bizarre movements and agitation.
• Visual auras, with or without feelings of confusion, strange sensations in the head or other parts of the body.
• Hallucinations, especially auditory.
• Abdominal sensations, with an awareness of having illusions, and rigidity or adversive (away from the body) movements.
• Thoughts described as “cloudy,” claims to have “difficulty thinking,” and use of expressions like “things are mixed up,” complaints of vague perceptual distortions.
• Episodes with fixed, staring gaze and unresponsiveness, even while continuing to perform tasks. Usually can’t remember what occurred during that period of time.
• Episodic bouts of violence.
• Inappropriate actions or gestures, unresponsive or irrelevant replies, aimless wandering around or dazed, vacant facial expression, often with amnesia.
• Hysterical dissociation, a confused state while still performing tasks, with amnesia often lasting hours, days or weeks.
• Regular episodes of schizophrenic behavior of short duration but sometimes severe enough to require hospitalization; between episodes, normal behavior resumes, although may appear more withdrawn than before episodes began.
• A history of schizophrenia and no response in medications. Ambivalence along with a decrease in speech cohesiveness and organization.
- Vibrations in the hands and feet
- An apparition around the body and a weird sensation around the head and upper torso
- Tears to the vitreous humour of the eye due to flashes of light, developed only when praying
- Twitches of muscles in the legs and around the waist and arms
( * all script in red denotes demonic " symptoms " but not recognised - or denied in the UK as such )
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Demonic oppression is when the demonic problem becomes personal and interacts with the victim, sometimes taking over the person’s thoughts for a time. The goal of demonic oppression is to put strain on the victim emotionally, psychologically and physically, causing them eventually to “give up” and accept more complete control from the demons. If a demonic infestation took the form of a helpful spirit that pretense is generally dropped when things progress to this point. The demonic have enough of a hold on the person’s life, mind and soul that they can afford to let the truth be known: they want to destroy the victim and their soul, usually through suicide. This process can involve:
- Affecting the emotions of the victim, usually in the home or location where the problem started, but not always. This can take the form of depression, withdrawal from friends and family, anger issues, or any other negative emotional problem. This is done to wear the victim down emotionally and isolate them away from people that care about them. This could simply be depression.
- Affecting the thoughts of the victim. This can take the form of paranoia, distrust of others, irrational beliefs, intrusive thoughts that seem to come from somewhere else. This is done to wear the victim’s sense of reality down and eventually make them more vulnerable. This could be normal psychosis.
- Affecting the sleep of the victim. The victim is often bothered by nightmares of a demonic nature, disturbed in their sleep so they get little rest, or waking to see things in their room. This is done to wear the victim down and make them fatigued.
- Causing the victim to “hear voices”, either in their head or in the room with them. The voices often encourage the victim to do negative things and avoid positive people. It is important to be sure these voices are not part of a mental illness or side effect of a medication or physical disease.
- Taking over the victim’s body completely, but not permanently. The demons speak and interact with the victim’s body as if it were their own. The victim often has no recall of what happens during these episodes.
- Causing the victim to see things, including images of demons.
- Distorting the victim’s perceptions. This includes sometimes not perceiving words associated with God, such as Jesus, prayer, Church, Holy, etc. The victim may see angels as demons
- Touching the victim.
- Scratching or biting the victim.
- Causing writing or occult symbols to appear on the victims body.
- Sexually assaulting the victim.Depending on how far the oppression has gone it can be hard to communicate with the victim in a normal way. They may appear distant or “spaced out”. It is good to ask if they are hearing voices when they seem to not pay attention to what is going on around them. Always have a full medical work up done to be sure the symptoms are not medical.
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limb in the emergency room and then sending the person home
Acute stress disorder, Adjustment disorder, Agoraphobia, alcohol and substance abuse, alcohol and substance dependence, Amnesia, Anxiety disorder, Anorexia nervosa, Antisocial personality disorder, Asperger syndrome, Attention deficit, hyperactivity disorder, Autism, Autophagia, Avoidant personality disorder, Bereavement, Bestiality, Bibliomania, Binge eating disorder, Bipolar disorder, Body dysmorphic disorder, Borderline personality disorder, Brief psychotic disorder, Bulimia nervosa, Childhood disintegrative disorder, Circadian rhythm sleep disorder, Conduct disorder, Conversion disorder, Cyclothymia, DeliriumonDementi
a, Dependent personality disorder, Depersonalization disorder, Depression, Disorder of written expression, Dissociative fug
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