A fascinating study offers evidence that shocking the brain with electricity is not a good thing. Duh…
I can’t wait to hear how biopsychiatrists rationalize this one.
Researchers surmised that soldiers who experienced the trauma of bombing had high levels of electricity produced in their brain. In turn, this electricity damaged the brain in a number of ways.
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This is EXACTLY what happens with Electroconvulsive Therapy (aka, ECT, Shock “Therapy”, Electroshock Treatment). Proponents of ECT have consistently denied this manifestly obvious fact, for reasons that only common sense can surmise.
They would have us believe that shocking the brain with electricity is terribly harmful when it occurs on the battlefield, but if it is done by people in lab coats to heavily sedated patients, then it is helpful. I’m not buying it.
ECT is barbaric, useless, and one of the more damaging “treatments” that psychiatry has perpetrated on the human race in its long and illustrious history.