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"Children are known to be compliant patients and that makes them a highly desirable market for drugs," says former drug company sales rep Gwen Olsen, author of Confessions of an Rx Drug Pusher. "Children are forced by school personnel to take their drugs, they are forced by their parents to take their drugs, and they are forced by their doctors to take their drugs. So, children are the ideal patient-type because they represent refilled prescription compliance and 'longevity.' In other words, they will be lifelong patients and repeat customers for Pharma."
ADHD, ODD, Bipolar and the ot
Sugar apparently is not as bad for children as popularly believed. A study reported in the New England Journal of Medicine concludes that contrary to the belief of many parents... sugar does not turn their children into hyperactive terrors. In fact... the researchers say their study suggests that sugar may even have a slight calming effect... special.edschool.virginia.edu...
Is that can of soda causing your kids to bounce off the walls?....
The children were given either one diet high in sucrose, one high in aspartame (an artificial sweetener), and one high in saccharin (a sweet substance that presumably has no effect on behavior) during each three-week period. The children, parents, and researchers did not know which diet the children were on as it changed for each three-week period.
Observations of 39 behavioral and cognitive performance factors found that there were no significant differences between the three diets for the “sugar sensitive” children. Preschoolers showed slight variation among the 39 traits, but the differences did not form a pattern.
There is no evidence that consuming sugar or aspartame can make a child with a normal attention span hyperactive. Although sugar does make energy available to the body, it does not increase excitement or activity. Children with attention deficit-hyperactive disorder (ADHD) may metabolize sugar differently, and there exists the possibility that sugar may aggravate a behavior disorder that is already present. However, the majority of studies have found that even these children do not have negative or hyperactive reactions to sugar.....
Originally posted by Expat888
reply to post by Wildeagle
Yes those are real disorders.. However they dont occur on the scale that the "authorities" are trying to make people believe.. Rather theyve become an excuse for the parents to shrug of proper parenting, doctors to profit peddling pills that do more harm than good and the pharmaceutical companies make even more obscene profit while the state gets perfect citizens - mindless unquestioning drones..
Thomas Edison, kicked out of school at an early age, persistent questions and wandering mind...
Albert Einstein, a quiet child, a foolish day dreamer...
William [sic] Churchill had an independent and rebellious nature as a youth...
Frederick Douglass began defying the rules for blacks when he was a child....