Depression: It doesn't exist

If you possess untold financial resources, recruit legions of colluders, and work overtime with the best promotional talent in your business, chances are excellent that you can persuade the American public to believe just about anything. That's certainly the case with depression.

Led by the gargantuan and all-powerful pharmaceutical industry, followed obediently by regiments of doctors who are handsomely bribed by Big Pharma, and aided and abetted by the cash-hungry media who are dependent on the continued flow of advertising dollars, the depressionmongers have created the perfect climate for nationwide depression (about 19 million new cases yearly).

Totally unprotected by government leaders and federal agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control, the uninformed masses have been utterly duped into believing in the existence of epidemic depression, as well as many other invented "diseases".

Selling America on depression was relatively easy. The various institutions and industries that have sold Americans on depression - and all of the dangerous drugs that compound our conditions - are smart businessmen who have made a science out of planting and nurturing false and misleading information, usually in the form of studies.

These artificial inspections of rigged data and tests are almost always geared toward exaggerating the effectiveness of their medications while suppressing any negative information that would alert the public to the potential dangers.

We're told about imbalances of certain chemicals in the brain known as neurotransmitters. However, the reports make no mention of the fact that emotional impulses can also be responsible for chemical changes in the brain.

Another vital factor to consider: There's no proof that tens of millions of people with similar chemical imbalances are also depressed or prone to depression, and no way but common sense to determine if the imbalances actually caused depression or the depression caused the imbalance. Which came first - the chicken or the egg?

All of the studies and clinical reports are manipulations of theories that would be held in serious doubt were it not for the fact that the pharmaceutical industry wields immense powers over the entire medical community, as well as the government agencies that are supposed to be protecting the public.

"Come and get your red-hot depression!"

Resource material: Monument to failure, Vassili, 2006; the most comprehensive study of the American healthcare system ever made;  Depression, it doesn't exist, 2009, a guide to truly understanding, preventing, and curing depression.

For more information: www.americanhealthcarerevolution.com