A BEAUTIFUL MIND

The movie A Beautiful Mind, nominated for eight Academy Awards, has brought welcome attention to the fact that people can and do recover from schizophrenia, a severely disabling disorder that affects about one in 100 Americans. Unfortunately, the film fabricates a critical detail of John Nash's recovery and in so doing, obscures a question that should concern us all: Do the medications we use to treat schizophrenia promote long-term recovery -- or hinder it? Click here for full article from USA Today...
http://www.usatoday.com/usatonline/20020304/3909657s.htm

Submitted by researcher Mike Kaplan mkaplan@tampabay.rr.com

Phillip Day Comment: Schizophrenia, the classical interpretation of 'crazy is as crazy does' insanity, has long been the juicy target for many drug projects. But nutrition has a magnificent arsenal to bring to bear on eradicating this physical problem. In my forthcoming book, The Mind Game, we examine the myth of mental disease, and pinpoint the very common physical causes of mental impairment of all kinds, from the fraudulent 'ADD/ADHD' mental illness fraud through to dyslexia, anorexia/bulimia and depression.