GARY NULL in
Person with MANUFACTURING MADNESS
Sunday, July
21st at 2:15pm
$18 Public |
$12 Members
Join
renowned health expert Gary Null for a program that could change your life. In an honest ride through the history
of psychiatry, from blood letting, induced epilepsy, electroshock therapy,
lobotomies and other discarded “cures”, to the latest psychotropic medication,
the “preferred” drugs of the day, Manufacturing Madness takes a deep look into
the snake pit.
Who is insane,
what causes mental illness and how should it be treated?
Why are
approximately 22 US veterans committing suicide each day? Why has the number of
disabled mentally ill in the United States tripled in the last two decades? Why
have hundreds of thousands of people died, as a result of using pharmaceutical
drugs.
Manufacturing
Madness looks at
the moral implications of the medical industrial complex, the pharmaceutical
industry, drug reps, medical schools, the journals, the media, the absence of
real medical science, and the lack of oversight by our captured regulatory
agencies, private insurance firms and lobbying influence upon our corrupted
legislators.
Medicine is
becoming problematic, as it claims undisputed control over the lives of the
people of this world. Is psychiatry the new religion, as it seeks absolute
compliance and decision-making power, over our bodies and souls?
Manufacturing
Madness should be
required viewing for anyone who has used, is using or considering using
psychiatric medicine.
The film
features many of the world’s most vital voices concerning the actions and
practices of psychotherapy: Peter Berrigen, PhD, Andrew Scull PhD, Peter
Gøtzsche, Col. Bart Billings, PhD, Kelly Brogan, MD, Ken Castleman, PhD, Jim
Gottstein, Esq., Henry Grayson, PhD, Patrick Hahn, PhD, Andrew Harvey, Robert
F. Kennedy Jr. JD, Mario Martinez, PhD, Toby Watson.
Run Time:
125 min.
EXECUTIVE
PRODUCER Gary Null PhD
DIRECTED By
Gary Null, PhD and Valerie Van Cleve
PRODUCED BY
Valerie Van Cleve and Roland Marconi
ASSOCIATE
PRODUCER Richard Gale
EDITED BY
Valerie Van Cleve and Roland Marconi
