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RE: [psychiatry-research] News: Anti-Anxiety Drugs Raise New Fears

It seems to apply pretty much to everything in medicine  --at least to more things than it does not apply to.
        Gene

At 05:45 PM 7/10/2009, Kenny Arnette wrote:
Yes, I learned the same rule regarding schizophrenia, but I never heard it regarding OCD. Thanks, CA.

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Subject: Re: [psychiatry-research] News: Anti-Anxiety Drugs Raise New Fears

Actually, I thought that rule of thirds has been applied more often to schizophrenia and OCD outcomes.
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Yes, I learned the same rule regarding schizophrenia, but I never heard it regarding OCD. Thanks, CA. ka To: psychiatry-research@yahoogroups.com From:...
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It seems to apply pretty much to everything in medicine --at least to more things than it does not apply to. Gene ... L. Eugene Arnold, M.D., M.Ed. Professor...
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Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't it referto /all/ mental illness teatments? dixie...
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Hi, Dixie. No, in my original reply I only referred to depression, since that was the topic at the time. I was aware that the "rule of thirds" also applied to...
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Not to End Stage Renal Disease or heart failure or pancreatic cancer etc. and etc. Interesting unknown to most fact: only 40% of people on dialysis could...
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One in three, then Not much of a recommendation for the Biomedical Model and medications, is it? dixie ... On Wed, 8 Jul 2009 15:16:29 -0700, Kenny Arnette...
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No, Dixie, it is not much of a recommendation. It illustrates our non-understanding of depression. It also is consistent with the fact that people have been...
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I have no problem with any of your view but must add this; There's no doubt medications have their place - but for life? I don't believe so. Medications'...
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Well, not all depression, and not all mental illnesses are chemical/medical in origin. In those cases, drugs work as well as exorcisims for the patient (that...
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Interesting. I've never tried CBT (or any psychotherapy), so my life has been an extended experiment in practical neurochemistry. I suppose the only thing I've...
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Sad to say, no one ever promised life would be peaceful or happy either dixie...
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Hi again R. I haven't fully responded to this key posting yet but do intend to This is an an ancient debate of course and I would be unwise to hastily argue...
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You've swallowed a big gulp of Big Pharma's Kool-Aid, and, although you've never had CBT, you are perfectly parroting their line as well. Jim Goodwin, where...
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More propaganda from those who want to push expensive drugs on patent in the U.S. Benzos are cheap and proven effective, in fact when I raised one of the many...
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What is the basis for that assertion? I think a basis is needed because it goes so strongly against the consensus of modern neuroscience and scientifically...
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RL, there is a TON of evidence to form the basis for my assertion. Unfortunately, you and I (and others on this list) have been through all this before, and...
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R, The highest cortical heritage, the highest level of knowledge (gnosis), wisdom, truth and freedom is in stillness and silence, not in the noise and havoc. ...
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Just so dixie ... <Snip>...
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