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Recent Findings

These are published findings on the deleterious effects of psychopharmacological drugs. But before we address the bigger issues you must see these video’s illustrating how dangerious and crazy the drug companies are becoming:

Doggy Prozac & Female Viagra: Big Pharma’s new ‘syndrome’ strategy

Are you scared yet? You should be! We are all at risk. Your loved ones, your spouse,your children,your parents and grandparents…yes…and now even your pets are in the sights of the Psychopharmaceutical Industry. They have the money and the advertising dollars to invade your life. Remember the TV commercials for tobacco products (now banned)… Now we must suffer from the endless onslaught of Legal Drug pushers on National TV…day and night.

The Psycho/Pharmaceutical Industry

Think your kids are safe? Think again.

One Million Misdiagnosed ADHD Children for $80 Billion Drug Industry!

Two new studies published suggest something wrong with the way ADHD is diagnosed in young children in the US, confirming the need for the public to utilize Citizens Commission on Human Rights International resources for injury prevention. Article Here:
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Learn About Misdiagnosed ADD/ADHD

More Scary Findings coming soon!

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What Is Pharmacomania

Pharmacomania as defined by Webster's dictionary: An uncontrollable desire to administer drugs. A morbid impulse to take drugs. A craze for using or trying drugs. A chronic fascination with medicines. A mania for medicines. Pharmacomania causes Psychopharmacomania

What Is Psychopharmacomania ™

Psychopharmacomania is a mental or emotional disorder caused by the ingestion of too much end-product of the psychopharmacological digestive tract. It results in varying degrees of intractable depression, permanent psychosis, and brain damage depending on which drug rep reaches your doctor first.

More About Psychopharmacomania ™

Drug reps frequent doctors’ offices, take them out to dinner, give them enticements to interest them in their products. They target non-psychiatrists, in hopes that every primary care physician will know exactly what to prescribe for their patients. They educate them with psychopharmacological babble.