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Molimo, I believe fear is what holds us all back. That mercury link? It's just more fear, isn't it?

reply to post by BlueberryHillBlueStar


-nice, check out bruce lipton "where mind and matter meet" if you haven't already.

reply to post by sheba2011


Indeed. I totally agree with that one Sheba.

"Fear got the best of you […]" maybe that should be more remembered than the 5th of November.

The link i made about mercury what else?

Originally posted by Molimo
The link i made about mercury what else?

IS that your answer, as to where schizophrenia comes from Molimo? I just want to make sure I got that correctly.

reply to post by sheba2011


Fear is related to things like reflexes and paranoia and those 2 things saved lives. Like helping you to run faster,taking necessary precautions and maneuvering but too much of it is dangerous remember balance.


There is this as well www.psychologytoday.com...

reply to post by TheSilentwalker


Yeah unless you have something better if you do don't be afraid to tell.

reply to post by Molimo


Well, alright then.

For one, I would advise you actually DO some research about brain disorders. That would mean you have to go science, so I'm not sure you would like rubbing on that evil… It would clarify a great deal of things, though.

For two, I have been courteous enough to PM you a question once —which never really got answered. However, considering your response here, I am now convinced that knowing so little actually DOES give you headaches.
So thank you for your late reply, I guess.

reply to post by TheSilentwalker


And you didn't properly answer mine where is your reason for where it comes from just telling me to research brain disorders isn't enough.

And if i didn't like "rubbing on that evil" i would have disagreed with everything this site said and yet i didn't try to be more specific on what science your talking about next time.

reply to post by Molimo


What do you actually expect, Molimo? That I actually post all the sum of the current scientific knowledge about mental disorders in one post here, only so you do not have to use your lazy finger to type a single key?

You are being facetious and utterly irrational.
So much so a snail on dope might even begin to believe you're the best lettuce in town.

Come on.

reply to post by TheSilentwalker


You dont have to just post some links and let them speak for themselves i did and that saved me a few minutes.

Molimo, if you're seriously interested, there's a wealth of information on this site:

www.schizophrenia.com...

This is what I meant about the damage going unmedicated can do to the schizophrenic brain (scroll down) --

www.schizophrenia.com...

Early intervention is showing a lot of promise:

www.schizophrenia.com...

It's very possible that all the meds do is allow the person to sleep better (giving brain a chance to heal and recover), slow down the damage to the gray matter, curb the paranoia and fear that causes further damage, and that's all --- but those are pretty big deals.

I've personally known several schizo's and they hate the medication. They would much rather have some trees and beers, they sell their meds.

reply to post by Molimo


Oh yeah, typing schizophrenia, brain chemicals, neuroscience, mental disorders, dopamine, neuro transmitters and the likes is such a great big task in your uptight schedule, Molimo. Sorry.

Maybe you should just wait they make the Matrix's system of directly downloading information to your brain publicly available.
Good news : it's gonna take a while. Keep enjoying the couch.

reply to post by 200457


Absolutely. And there are many patent reasons for that.
But again, it takes some genuine interest to understand and KNOW why.

But you are absolutely right in this instance. I agree.

(who woulda thunk?) lol < that was the humor note, btw.

Originally posted by 200457
I've personally known several schizo's and they hate the medication. They would much rather have some trees and beers, they sell their meds.

And that's unfortunate -- considering marijuana tends to trigger schizophrenia in those who are susceptible:

www.schizophrenia.com...

That said, medication is not the be-all and end-all: It is but one tool in a complete and comprehensive treatment strategy. I do have major issues with the assumption that medication is all that's needed (to treat any mental illness). Luckily, that is changing. More and more, cognitive behavioral therapies are proving their worth; but the medication helps the patient work with CBT long enough for it to make a difference.

It used to be that someone with a condition like schizophrenia or bipolar faced a lifetime of medication. That is no longer the case. With early intervention and a comprehensive treatment strategy, people can and do and are recovering, enough they no longer need the medication.

reply to post by TheSilentwalker


Hey i told you to give me something better and you only came up with excuses not to type a real answer in even some links. You find information relating to schizophrenia then post a link simple and if your accusing me of being lazy for not finding information myself maybe you are as well for not showing me what i asked for.

reply to post by Molimo


Where is your spoon?

Well marijuana aside from helping also has been known to speed up the onset of schizophrenia in teenagers who are already genetically prone to getting the disease. Once they reach adulthood it starts helping.

reply to post by TheSilentwalker


Where is your information? You posted a link before you can do it again i showed my theory what's your theory?