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June 19 2008
Drugging Children to Keep Them Quiet

This stunning news report finds that children, even toddlers as young as 2, are being given powerful psychotropic drugs in order to manage their behavior. Are these children being drugged because it is cheaper and easier than providing real care -- and because the practice is very lucrative for the pharmaceutical companies?


Dr. Mercola Dr. Mercola's Comments:
This video is proof of just how outrageous things have become in conventional medicine. Drugging 2 and 3-year-olds? Two out of three foster kids in Texas on medication, sometimes several of them?

This is just reprehensibly irresponsible.

Allegations of babies as young as 2 and 3 being given mind-altering drugs exist against foster care systems across the United States, including Texas, California, Ohio and Florida.

I don’t even advocate giving children cough syrup, Tylenol or antibiotics, as these alone can be very harmful. But when you’re talking about powerful psychotropic, mind-altering drugs, you’re entering an entirely different ballgame.

The number of prescriptions for psychotropic drugs for children has more than doubled between 1995 and 2000. And psychotropic drugs, by definition, alter your mind, your emotions and your behavior.

These drugs, many of which are not even approved for kids, act on your central nervous system, reduce your mobility and, as Gwen Olsen, the former pharmaceutical rep in the video told CBS News, “are sort of like a chemical straightjacket.”

Even when prescribed properly, the various side effects of drugs like Prozac, Paxil, Ritalin, Zyprexa, Depakote and others are dizzying:
  • Anxiety, depression, impulsivity and obsession
  • Anger, compulsion, temper tantrums and mood instability (this one, ironically, from a mood stabilizer drug)
  • Social awkwardness, withdrawal, tics
  • Sleep disturbances
  • Separation anxiety
  • Behavior problems
  • Inattention and distractability
But give them to toddlers, whose brains and bodies are not fully developed, and combine them in hefty doses of two, three or more different meds, and the side effects are anybody’s guess.

There may even be a chance that as these kids get older, the mind-altering drugs could lead to violent “hostility events” like those that occurred at Virginia Tech and Columbine High School.

Drugs Are Not the Answer to Children’s Behavioral Problems

Imagine being a 5-year-old entering the foster care system. Who wouldn’t display some signs of mental upset at a time like that? Yet, what these kids need is some love and tending to their emotions, along with replacing all their toxic processed junk foods with life-giving, vital, healthy food -- not medications.

Sadly, foster care systems are not only overloaded, they’re controlled by the government and their biggest supporter, the drug companies.

For parents out there, I realize that many decide to put their children on a psychotropic drug because they believe it will help them and they have no choice. However, I have treated many hundreds of children with these types of disorders and have consistently seen them improve once the underlying toxicities and food changes were addressed, so parents let me assure you that there is hope!

You can view my interview with the late pediatric expert Dr. Lendon Smith on this topic.

There can also be extreme pressure to give your kids prescription drugs, with some public schools even accusing parents of child abuse when they resist giving their kids drugs such as Ritalin.

In fact, parents who try to resist this insanity in their own homes can even have their children taken away. In one such case, a 6-year-old mildly autistic boy was taken into state custody after his mother refused medications for him.

Without the presence of a single doctor, the court decided to put the child on five powerful anti-psychotic drugs, even though none of the drugs have been approved for use in children.

So it’s highly unlikely that kids entering the government-controlled foster system will be given the care they really need. Maybe one day down the road, but sadly, not today.

Correcting Behavioral Problems Without Drugs

Behavioral problems in children are very frequently related to improper diet, emotional upset and exposure to toxins. To address these underlying toxins in your own child, without resorting to drugs:

1. Give your child plenty of high-quality, animal-based omega-3 fats like krill oil.

2. Balance your child’s intake of omega-3 and omega-6 fats (from vegetables oils), by limiting their intake of vegetable oils.

3. Avoid giving your child ANY processed foods, especially those containing artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives.

4. Replace soft drinks, fruit juices, and pasteurized milk in your child’s diet with pure water. This is HUGE since high fructose corn syrup is the NUMBER ONE source of calories in children -- remember this includes fruit juices!

5. Reduce or eliminate grains and sugars from your child’s diet -- yes even healthy organic whole grains can cause problems. Try eliminating them first for 1-2 weeks and see if you don’t notice a radical and amazing improvement in your child’s behavior.

6. Make sure your child gets plenty of exercise and outdoor playtime in the sunshine.

7. Give your child a way to deal with his or her emotions. Even children can benefit from the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), which you or an EFT practitioner can teach them how to use.

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GRAYWOLF
[ Joined on 06/06 ] [ Posted on June 19, 2008 ]
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I see a lot of folks on here blaming the pharmaceutical industry for doing their job. Their job is to create chemical concoctions to sell to people to treat symptoms.

The real source of problem is unconstitutional federal government. The pharmaceutical industry uses the government because it can (just like everyone else). If we had not handed over our duty to the government, they would not have any control to sell (laws) to the buyers (industry). Anytime you say "the government should do something about"...whatever...you are giving up your rights. It makes no difference whether it is gay marriage, gas prices, gambling, prostitution, alcohol, radio/tv/newspaper, drugs,  etc. The Constitution grants no power over these things to the federal government...we have given that power to them over the years.

If we had not given this authority to the government, they would not have it to sell to the lobbyists.

The same mentality that convinced us to give away our rights is the same mentality that causes us to trust whatever the government tells us to believe..."This drug has to be save, the FDA approved it"..."There is a difference between the Democrats and the Republicans"..."We are safer on planes because they won't let us carry water bottles through checkpoint charley in the airports"...etc...etc...etc...in stead of actually being responsible for ourselves!

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Capt. Awesome
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  Mercola

YES GRAYWOLF!!  Everyone needs to not only read and commit to memory Constitution in its entirety, but understand it!  The enumerated powers of the Federal Gov't are extremely limited, but we as a people have been dumbed down and sissified to the point where even if someone figures out the clowns on the hill are screwing them, they are too afraid or indifferent to do anything about it.

REFUSE/RESIST

  
  
Aaltrude
[ Joined on 04/07 ] [ Posted on June 1, 2008 ]
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If you are wondering if you have the time to watch it, this video is 9 min 47 sec.

There was one part of this video that reminded me of a time when I worked near to a dept that dealt with problem children. We used to comment that the people that worked in this dept looked like they were in need of their own treatments.

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JWRM42
[ Joined on 02/07 ] [ Posted on May 30, 2008 ]
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Just another pityful example of how drug companys will even drug toddlers to get more money!

It's a shame that those kids will probably always have to be on meds and never get to live a normal, nature lifestyle.

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Aaltrude
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  Mercola
And of course this is exactly what the drug companies want. Get them hooked on prescription drugs early in life so they will continue to use them as adults and continue to line the bottomless pockets of Big Pharma.

Most folks are happy to let others tell them what is good for them rather than think and research things themselves.
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jayp
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  Mercola

I am now even more scared for the future.... i cant imagine what these kids will be like and i dont want to know

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zzhumphreyt
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  Mercola

Don't be afraid jayp, instead fight for what you believe in. Being afraid and cowering is what has allowed the government and drug companies to get away with what they have. They know if they scare people enough they'll back down in their protests.

I mean in no way to put you down or anything in saying what I'm saying, it's just that being afraid only adds to the problem. Passively and not actively, i.e. not stopping something bad from happening, but it still contributes. Don't look to others to solve these kinds of problems, that mindset of "someone else will fight this" easily lulls you into inaction and fear. Instead rely on yourself and fight for what you believe in.

I'm sorry if I'm coming off as condescending or something similar but I really had to reply, it just seemed like you were giving up your power.

  
  
4Hand Healthy
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It's child abuse...plain & simple!!
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Katee Roux
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Did y'all WATCH this video?  It is about foster care, not parents drugging their children.  I don't know a lot about foster care, but i do know that often foster parents have no choice in what is done with the children.  There are bad foster parents, too, who just want the children quiet & compliant.  But for the ones who really care about the children . . .

If social services tells a foster parent to take a child to a psychiatrist, the parent has no choice.  If the psychiatrist tells them to medicate the child, the parent has no choice.  If the foster parent refused to do anything set down by the system, the child(ren) would be removed from their home & no more would be sent.  The foster parent might have all the best intentions in the world, but if they didn't follow directives from the folks "who know best," they have no ability to direct the care of the child.

The saddest part of this video is the doc who says "I wish it could be different."  No hope that it ever will be.

The most hopeful is the doc who recognizes that this is EVIL.
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SandyK
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Katee Roux

You are so right!  I am a foster parent and have a very limited say with what happens with my foster son.  When he started kindergarten, his teacher called my case worker to say my foster son possibly had ADHD.  I knew long before this that he had ADHD but I tried controlling it with diet and also keep him very busy.  (I'd had him for about 8 mths)  I was asked to take him to his doctor, was given a Conner scale for his teacher and I to fill out and come back.  My foster son is on Concerta,  and it did help him focus on his schoolwork. I do not have a choice in this matter.  The school and bus driver still have problems occasionally, and it is when he is given red dye or sugar.  I have called and written notes and personally went to his school to request that he NOT have the juices and candy/cookies, etc... that come with snacks or lunch.  When there are special celebrations though,  he is given massive amounts of juice or sweets, even after I've requested he not be given them.  This problem is everywhere!  When he and my husband left bible school yesterday evening, he had just been given red juice and chocolate candy bars.  He was up until 10:30 p.m.!  Some of us foster parents really are doing our best to raise someone else's child, but I feel like we get soooo little credit.  As for  2 and 3 yr old toddlers getting these strong drugs, I would choose not to foster rather than put them on the psychotropic meds.

  
  
CSR
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I am no fan of the pharmaceutical companies, believe me, but there's more going on here than them simply drugging people.  The fact is, many people are having children under more stressful conditions--poor quality of food, parents not spending as much time with children because of work, higher demands in school on children, etc., so naturally, children are going to be more high-strung and rowdy in efforts of relieving stress and trying to get attention, etc.. But, since parents and other authority figures are under much stress themselves, it is simply easier and less demanding to give children chemicals to artificially quell them because it's available, wherein lies the pharmaceutical companies' guilt, in that they provide the means to the end. That is not to say I blame parents entirely either--they are made to believe that there's something wrong with their children that requires medication, wherein lies the guilt of the doctors.  So, it's just a general state of mind that many are in that perpetuates this.
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bmc
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  Mercola
I agree that there are more factors to this problem, but it is mentioned in the video that in Florida they tried to pass laws to change this, and big pharma  was able to lobby them down. Also, many of the people who request drugs, for these children are unaware of these drugs being  contraindicated for children. They are unaware that all of these drugs  have serious side effects. Don't forget that Dr.'s get a great deal of persuasion form big pharma reps.  They are probably receive all kinds of pamplets about the success of these drugs in off label uses. If big pharma had health as their motivating force instead of greed, these drugs would probably not exist. Finally, if the government was not run by corporations like big pharma, the system that cares for these children would not be so overwhemled, as to be put in the position of drugging them.
If you want to kill a monster, cut it's head off.
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samsara
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  Mercola
You hit the nail right on the head CogSci. 

I have seen one doctor and her husband use drugs to medicate their 'over active' child because they haven't got the time to research and consider that a chemical, environmental, or food allergy is the culprit.  I am so saddened by this, but we keep trying to pass information their way in hope that they will understand the urgency to STOP and consider an alternative....

...but it is very hard to help those who are not willing to open their minds and think about the possibility of getting this child, or any child, off these drugs. 

  
  
Jeremy
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The thought of putting toddlers on Psychotropic drugs is very disturbing.. These "doctors" are hurting people with their drugs..

Unthinking Respect for Authority is the Greatest Enemy of Truth.. -Einstein
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greger1161
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In the immortal words of one of our founding fathers,Thomas Jefferson " Those who expect to be ignorant and free, expect what never was and never will be".  A-men.

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Tiggy
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I was given sleeping pills as a baby back in 1964. I didn't think that sort of thing went on any more. It was obvious why I had trouble sleeping - I'd been in six different foster homes in my first six months and in an orphanage. I've never been able to sleep properly even when I'm content and I think it's due to those pills messing up my system so early. I wasn't even crying, just moaning or singing to myself for comfort and my adoptive mother was told just to give me the pills, shut me in a room and leave me. Funny, I never did learn to 'self-comfort'.

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nutritionpower
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One thing that you all forget is that part of the problem is trust. You try to tell this to people, even when you are a nutrition professional like me, and they act like you are crazy.  People assume that if these food additives and sugar and artificial sweeteners and dyes were so bad, they wouldn't let them sell them. So they can't be that bad. That is what some people thing. Sad but true. Doesn't mean they are bad parents. Just naive.

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tra71
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Another Foster Parent chimming in...

I have two foster children, brother and sister, and I have had quite a different experience than other people posting here in regards to "drugs."  My kiddos (who we will adopt in August after having them for 2 1/2 years) have two sisters.  A different family has the two older girls and wanted them put on ADHD meds and the State said no!  I know that State's foster care systems vary greatly in their ways of doing things so maybe some States go medication/drug crazy when other States do not.  

THe major issues with foster children is the trauma they have experienced and many people mistake the behaviors that come out from it for ADHD; I can totally see the difference though.  My kiddos have very high anxiety.  What these kids need is NOT just a lot of love, but they do need a ton of patience (almost to a non-human degree) from the parent, a very calm environment, and tons of structure, and attachment or trauma therapy, oh - and a good diet too.  These are the key ingrediants for bringing up kids from the system.  Someone in an earlier post talked about a lot of out door activity and excercise.  I find that even letting my son out in the backyard with minimal supervision brings him into a state of trauma (that looks more like anxiety/adhd), they need that "fence" up, that very structured environment, because they have never had that and most of the time were just left alone alot.  

Although I do not whatsoever advocate for medicating these kids, I can totally see how foster parents would want to "medicate" these kids because these behaviors are not easy to deal.  I can not stress to you enough how difficult it is to be with very disregulated children day in and day out.  The foster parents must get breaks, and a good nights sleep every night to be able to "deal" with these kids.  

Tracy  

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samurai
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This is nothing new.  My boyfriend's grandmother used to regularly drug the kids with Atarax (old school Xanax) to "shut the kids up, and calm them down".   I was astonished to hear this.  He said, "in those days is was considered normal to do that..."
Judy Garland died from a long addiction she had to Ritalyn that had been given to her since she was a child. 
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Charisse
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  Mercola
you are so right...in the 40's and 50's it was the opiate paragoric!

I cannot help but think about the effects on these children's adult lives...addiction in the future????  Severe Depression???

just like opiates "turn on" those receptors in the brain....we don't know ALL the effects of these phycotropic drugs.....

Why not worry about their nutrition and sound parenting advice...sometimes all a parent needs to hear is..."that's just the way 4 year old boys are".....Back when we didn't have such nuclear families...stories from Grandma and Aunt Sophie and the old neighbors abounded bout how "so-and-so was at his age"  and parents knew everything was ok...........
  
  
JC444
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As a former foster parent in TEXAS, I can tell you the foster system here is just plain sick.  My number one gripe was the caseworkers wanting to put EVERY one of my foster kids on medication (except for one infant I had), no matter what.  Not only were they all medicated, NONE of the children I had were EVER returned to their families!  I could sit here and tell horror story after horror story, but the bottom line, I believe, is that the CPS agency should be started over from the ground up...They are just too broke to fix.        

After seven years of dealing with the insanity of it all, five years ago I adopted my oldest daughter and later her baby half-sister to save them from the grief of being caught up in the system.  Best thing I've ever done.  I love them dearly and they are my purpose in life.  And...neither one takes medication, nor do they need it!

The main reason I'm commenting here is because I would like to encourage others to do the same, if at all possible.  Foster children are desperate for a stable home and they need help that the system just can't give them.  I'm a 49-year-old single mom, far from wealthy, and if I can do it (twice) even at my age I know lots of people out there can too.  Venting here is fine, but it does nothing to remedy the problem.  I know this is easier said than done but please, if possible, open your hearts and your homes...Change won't happen unless people MAKE it happen.                  

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springolife
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  Mercola

Good for you!  I wish we could adopt some children out of the system.  We have a couple of problems though.

1) we already have two children to a bedroom and can't afford a larger house.  While we don't mind having four children to a room, it's not allowed for adoption.

2) I'm worried that the CPS system is so wacked right now that they could come in for the homestudy and take my own children away!  

Blessings,

Sarah

  
  
Katie B
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I work in a grocery store and there are so many parents who shove a cookie or donut at their kid to keep them from talking.  If you don't want to be bothered with kids, don't have any.
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springolife
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That's one of the most idiotic statements I've read here.  Do you even have children?  I have four of them and people BEG me to 'shut them up.' The same people who would want them medicated I imagine.   When I give them things to munch on in the store it's for the sake of the OTHER customers, not me.  And that was the ONLY time they got a cookie- when we went to the store.  Nothing wrong with a cookie now and then.  

But, my girls are on a gluten free diet now so we let them have the cheese samples if there are any.  No more cookies for us.  

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INKY DINKY
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Katie B...I agree with your comment.  I have two children and one has ADHD and you would be shocked at the number of people who offer my child sweets.  I avoid sugar in her diet as much as possible and would never use sweets as a bribe for better behavior. Children need to learn good behavior without the rewards.

  
  
All Under Heaven
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I agree. Both these kind of parents and the pharmaceutical industry share the blame. If they're not willing to put the time and effort into their children, then they shouldn't have children if they're going to put them on meds. It's child abuse. Children don't think and behave like adults do, and adults are too absorbed to remember what childhood even is. If parents won't stand up and protect their children, who will? It just proves how gullible people are. It's not just parents, but doctors, teachers, whatever.

In the US, people are more stressed out and overworked than ever at work and in school. People are working themselves to death, and kids in school (even in kindergarten) are being overloaded with work and testing. What's the use? Only a few will be filthy rich, the economic gap is still increasing, the economy's still not good, other countries still have better health care and education quality (like Europe and Canada-look at how well they're doing) . All we're doing is allowing the industry and government to exploit the people.
 
And these pharmaceutical industry, these clowns and charlatans people so  have their misguided faith in, they're willing to do anything for their profit. They won't even spare the innocence of children (on Judgement Day, they'll be the ones thrown into the fiery pit for eternity). They would even go as far as to invent disorders and diseases. Even children as young as 2 are being diagnosed with ADHD. People need to realize and stand up to this.

I say ban drug reps from meeting with doctors, levy heavy restrictions on or make industry lobbying illegal, remove the flurries of drug ads from the airwaves and print, ban drug industries from giving doctors petty gift bribes, levy heavier sanctions and punishment on Big Pharma, overhaul the FDA and CDC, and establish watchdog agencies and ethics panels to keep them in check.
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qualitygeek
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  Mercola
I vote for eliminating pharma lobbying as well as direct-to-consumer marketing.

We went to see CATS yesterday at Dallas Fair Park & there was a pharm ad in the playbill :(
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_No_Name_
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  Mercola
While we are at it qualitygeek, let us ban all advertising in general, especially anything to do with natural remedies.

People never think of the unintended consequences of new laws. A free society would not ban anything accept trespass (murder, rape, theft, etc).
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qualitygeek
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  Mercola

Please take 30 seconds to go to this link and help ban drug ads on television.  This is a real problem.  The United States is the only country IN THE WORLD that allows pharmaceutical companies to advertise on television... please stop the madness!  We have 5% of the world's population and take 75% of the world's medications.

Take action at: http://www.prescriptionforchange.org/

  
  
technologist
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In response to this article and Inky Dinky's comment, I work at a hospital and have seen drugs used properly to sedate children and infants for procedures.  It is necessary.  However, I have also seen newborn and premature infants given sugar water.  It is given to them because it calms them down.  I am all in favor of making life easier for sick or injured babies, but I was shocked and annoyed when I found out that they were given sugar.  They start them early on that stuff, and it is really a shame.

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luvbees
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One of the things that is so disturbing about this is the fact that these children are going to grow up thinking that drugs are the solution to any problem.  What is going to happen when they start having children and their children have children?  It is a vicious cycle that will not be broken by many of the kids on these drugs.  I was told by a "childcare worker" that I needed to have my son evaluated (he was about 2 then) for speech and behavior.  She has no children.  I didn't really give it too much thought but I did mention it to my dad and he laughed and said "he's 2, let him be a little boy".  My point with this is that I had strong family support, these children don't.  Who will they turn to when they have kids?  Most doctors certainly won't help.  It is very distressing when you think of what our society could be turned into in just a few short years.

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LilyBee
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The reason that so many children are on meds, besides the greed of doctors and Big Pharma, is because the parents allow it.  They don't search for alternative methods.  Most children can be healed of their disorders by diet and/or detox.  My children both have heavy metal poisoning (thanks to money grubbing BP).  They both have problems because of it.  We have chosen to detox and encourage a healthy diet with more fruits and vegetables, especially dark green veggies.  

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Rod2007
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My child was diagnosed by the NHS in the UK with ADHD and Asbergers.  They put him on  a Ritalin type drug  to control. the problem.

After 3 years  I decided to throw away all factory made food and drink  out of the house

apart from things like cartoned  pure fruit juice  etc.

Within a couple of weeks of having proper food  I threw his medication away  and that was just  2 years ago and he never looked back

He  went from the bottom 10 percent in his class at school to the top 10 percent very quickly.

and the symptons.  never returned.

How long is it going to take for some goverments to realise that they are allowing their

populations to be poisened  by supermarket foodstuffs. ??

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ClaireP
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I wonder if anyone ever had this thought:

Take the "Requested Doctor Visit", take the prescription, fill the prescription, but NEVER give the medication to the kids. That way everyone is happy.......

Take away the sugar, processed food and the Children's Service, the Doctor and Big Pharma are ALL happy because you "followed the rules" (except for one teeny ommission), that they can't prove you didn't do.

When I was on Government Assistance in Canada, I used to have to get Medical checkups - paid by the Government, listen to the drug spiel, take a prescription, fill it, but flush the cr** down the toilet. Everyone was satisifed, including myself. I've been researching Health & Wellness for over 25 years, but unfortunately, it did not prevent me from making unfortunate choices in men... LOL.

Thank you for sharing this revealing video.

All the Best,

Claire Poulton (my real name)

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[ Joined on 08/07 ]  [ Posted on June 20, 2008]
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Why do people so often flush meds down the toilet??  We don't need that crap in our water supplies and in our oceans!


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