We Should Be Ashamed Of Ourselves

Sick, evil paedophiles abuse (and murder) babies and children.
If caught, they spend a few years in prison and then let out to do the same again.
Children from the age of 5 are diagnosed with ‘ADHD’ – an illness invented in the 1980s by American drug companies – and then prescribed class B psychotic drugs, with horrific side effects, to cure their ‘hyperactivity’ and ‘lack of attention’.
Promiscuous, irresponsible, selfish women murder their unborn babies – depriving an innocent human being of a whole lifetime.
Animals don’t treat their babies, children and unborn like we do.
God must be ashamed of us.
We should be ashamed of ourselves.

The Fanatics Who Want To Drug Normal Children

The latest propaganda for the non-existent complaint ‘ADHD’ was torn to shreds on Radio 4’s Today programme by Oliver James, despite highly unhelpful interruptions by the presenter Justin Webb.
‘Evidence’ of a genetic link is nothing of the sort.
Even if it were, the fanatics who want to drug normal children and excuse our society’s selfish, horrible treatment of them, have to solve this problem.
How can you have a ‘genetic link’ to a complaint for which there is no objective diagnoses?
What is it linked to?
(Peter Hitchens, The Mail On Sunday, Oct 3, 2010)

Bad Parenting Is To Blame

Scientists claim to have found a genetic cause for ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), which supposedly affects one in 50 UK children.
If further research provides conclusive proof of these findings, I will believe it is a brain disorder rather than a behavioural problem.
Until then, I will continue to believe that bad parenting is to blame.
Too many parents want to blame their lazy upbringing of children on this or that syndrome.
There always has to be a complex medical reason for kids behaving badly, not just a failure of their own responsibility.
Child psychiatrists totally refute the theory of genetic causation.
Clinical psychologist Oliver James makes a compelling case that high levels of cortisone, a function of parental care, are to blame.
(Paul Routledge, The Daily Mirror, Oct.1,2010)

“Don’t Worry, I’ve Been Taking My Tablets Like A Good Little Psycho”

Although most doctors now believe that ‘ADHD’ doesn’t actually exist, many doctors are still being duped by uncaring mothers to have their child (mostly boys) diagnosed with the ‘mental illness’, mind-altering drugs prescribed, and then claiming fifty quid a week of tax-payers’ money because they are classed as a ‘carer’.
It has been proven in many studies that all hyperactive children need is plenty of exercise, love, care and attention, and a non-junk food, low sugar, diet.
The lard-arse mothers, who spend more time in front of a mirror or at the hairdressers than caring for their child, are oblivious to the harm they are doing to their child.

Invented 30 years ago by an American drug company, the medical profession still can’t tell us what causes ‘ADHD’.
And yet they are still prepared to give young children drugs that have horrific side-effects.
If the child is lucky enough not to suffer side-effects, all these drugs do is dull the child’s brain and stop him behaving like a normal lively person.
It has been suggested by some scientists that these drugs may be the cause for the high number of teenage suicides and attempted suicides in the UK.

The medical profession receive huge bungs from the drug companies, so they’re quite happy to leave things as they are.
The quack’s at the ‘ADHD clinics’ will continue to diagnose normal kids with ADHD, otherwise they’d be out of business and lose their jobs.
The self-indulgent mothers don’t want to lose their fifty quid spending money or give up their precious my-time.
In the meanwhile our children continue to be abused.

The Bad Science Of Drugging Boys

A shocking £31 million is spent each year on prescriptions for powerful mind-altering drugs given to children with the fictional complaint called ADHD.
This should stop immediately, as should the large payments of disability living allowance to many of the families involved.
There is no objective diagnosis for ‘ADHD’, a complaint invented by psychiatrists and drug companies.
Its alleged ‘symptoms’ are felt not by supposed patients but by exasperated adults trying to cope with boys (it’s mainly boys) who get too little exercise, sleep and authority, watch too much TV, play too many computer games, eat and drink junk food and are then forced to endure school lessons of crushing boredom conducted by women who don’t understand small boys.
I continue to be amazed all the ‘bad science’ gurus have not turned their searchlights on this fantasy.
(Peter Hitchens, Mail On Sunday, 16 May 2010)

The Absolute Last Resort

“Then there’s Ritalin, a medication to control attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children.
There have been discrepancies in prescriptions across the country, suggesting possible over-prescription in some areas.
The drug is controversial, having been dubbed a “chemical cosh” by some, and it’s certainly not to be taken lightly as side-effects include depression, anxiety, agitation and sleeplessness.
The condition varies greatly between individuals and should be the absolute last resort after behavioural treatments, in my opinion”.
(Dr Miriam Stoppard, Daily Mirror, 30.03.2010.)

“ADHD kids often have low self-esteem as they’re used to getting into trouble and constantly being told off.
Say “Well done” when they do something right to give them a real boost.
Shouting will escalate situations and make behavioural problems worse.
It takes a lot of patience but children with ADHD respond best to sensitive handling and consistent guidance.
Parental attention can work better than drugs at improving behaviour.
Instead of seeing your child as difficult, see them as energetic.
One of my sons displayed several ADHD symptoms as a child – we chose to see him as creative and exciting but we understood we had to be more vigilant with him as he could be very impulsive”.
(Dr Miriam Stoppard, Daily Mirror, 18.07.2008)

Many doctors are now prescribing Concerta XL instead of Ritalin.
Concerta XL tablets contain the active ingredient Methylphenidate Hydrochloride, which is a type of medicine called a stimulant.
The manufacturer of Concerta XL, Janssen-Cilag, says, “We still don’t fully understand how stimulants work in children with ADHD, and they don’t work for everyone. If there has been no improvement in the child’s symptoms after one month of treatment with this medicine it should be stopped”.

Common side-effects of Concerta XL include:

Rise in blood pressure.
Skin reactions such as rash or itching.
Pain in joints (arthralgia).
Hair loss (alopecia).
Increased heart rate.
Irregular heartbeats (arrhythmias).
Depression.
Irritability.
Aggression.
Gut disturbances such as abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea.
Dry mouth.
Movement disorders (dyskinesias).
Emotional highs and lows.
Anxiety.
Abnormal behaviour.

The manufacturers of Concerta XL also say, “parents of children taking this medicine should be made aware of the symptoms of liver problems, and inform their doctor if they are experienced during treatment”.

More ‘Invented’ Disorders From The USA

American psychiatrists have “identified” a number of new psychological conditions.
These new ailments cover a wide range of emotions and behaviours from anger to dreaminess.
They have been published in a key reference book used by US therapists when diagnosing their patients.
They have simply given silly pseudonyms to a lot of normal behaviours and it’s rubbish to call them new psychological conditions.
They’re not illnesses, or new. Many are just due to bad behaviour or self-indulgence.
These spurious medical labels give people a get-out-of jail free card and stop them taking responsibility for the way they act.

The so-called “identified” disorders:-

Cognitive Tempo Disorder –
Dreaminess and sluggishness or general inability to get things done.

Intermittent Explosive Disorder –
Becoming suddenly angry or throwing a tantrum.

Negativistic Personality Disorder –
Constantly whingeing.

Absexuality –
The thrill of being appalled by pornography.

Hypersexuality –
The desire for multiple partners.

Relational Disorder –
In which two people, often a separating couple, struggle to get on.

It was the Yanks who “invented” ADHD in the 80s, after being bribed by the drug company that manufactured Ritalin.
The Yanks, and our useless medical profession that followed them like sheep, are responsible for drugging millions of perfectly normal children.
After 30 years, they still don’t know what causes their “invented” disorder.
It’s just more money for the greedy drug companies, an easy get-out diagnosis for the so-called psychiatric doctors, and an excuse for lard-arse mothers who can’t be bothered to give their kids a bit more attention.
It’s all bollocks and it’s the children that are suffering.

The Day Is Coming….

Research shows that children with ‘ADHD’ can control their ‘symptoms’ by simply exercising self-control.
Of course they can.
The day is coming when this bogus complaint will be laughed out of the medical textbooks, and the drugging of healthy children with methylphenidate will be regarded with the same horror we now reserve for lobotomy.
Why don’t the ‘bad science’ experts ever turn their searchlight on this subject?
(Peter Hitchens, The Mail on Sunday, 24th January 2010).

ADHD Is All In The Mind

A new British study has proved that children suffering from the behavioural disorder, ADHD, can control their symptoms simply by learning self-discipline.
Researchers from The University of Hertfordshire’s school of psychology have been studying the effects of a thought-controlled computer game that requires the player to concentrate in order to win.
At the end of the study, the researchers found that the children’s impulsive behaviour had improved by at least 25 per cent.
The results are being hailed by experts as a major breakthrough in the treatment of ADHD.
Traditionally, drug treatment has been the only real option, but these findings show that ADHD can be tackled simply by teaching self-control.
The condition is usually managed, if at all, with medication including powerful amphetamine-like stimulant drugs.
These drugs carry serious side effects when taken long-term, including damage to the cardiovascular and nervous systems.
Many parents are reluctant to medicate their children.
(Professor Karen Pine was in charge of the study and it was reported in the Mail newspaper on the 17th January 2010.

Stop Drugging Our Children!

Countless children labeled hyperactive are being subdued with drugs. But many experts think they’re just naturally boisterous, and those needless pills are causing terrifying side-effects.
At the end of 2005 the British Drug Watchdog found there had been more than 6000 reports of serious psychiatric side effects involving these drugs. Side effects included suicidal thoughts and hallucinations.
Dr. Helen Likierman and Valerie Muter, chartered clinical psychologists, say that many professionals are worried by side effects, which include damage to the cardiovascular and nervous systems.
The clinical experience of nutritionists, suggests that dietary changes can make a big difference to hyperactive children, reducing sugar intake and treating deficiencies in minerals such as zinc and magnesium, these can all lead to improvements. And there are sound biochemical reasons why they should have an effect.
Some parents see an improvement in their child’s behaviour when certain foods are removed from the child’s diet:- Caffeine (found in chocolate and some fizzy drinks), artificial colourings and some fruit cordials.
Sweets and other food containing six e-number colourings (E102, E104, E110, E122, E124, and E129) which increase hyperactivity in children will have to carry a health warning following a ruling by the European Parliament (8 July 2008).
DR. Peter Kinderman, professor of clinical psychology at the University of Liverpool, said he thinks there are a lot of children out there taking medication for problems which lie in the normal spectrum and the medication is doing them more harm than good.
The NHS says healthcare professionals should stress the value of a balanced diet, good nutrition and regular exercise for children.
Children, especially boys, are being drugged with powerful stimulants because it is claimed they are suffering from syndromes or disorders – fancy words for subjective and unproven diagnoses, used by doctors and others who ought to know better.