Stating The Obvious 0437 – Book Discussion: ADHD Nation Part VII: I Feel So Protected By The Government It’s Like Wearing Three Condoms.
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The origin of my label “The Medicated Generation” and two stories about why I hate HR cunts.
Then we are back into the book ADHD Nation: Children, Doctors, Big Pharma, and the Making of an American Epidemic by Alan Schwarz.
In this episode the pharmaceutical corporations (the one’s the government is protecting you from) wake up to the idea of convincing adults they have ADHD. Because there is so much money to be made if you can sell drugs to the adult population.
Doctor Conners it told by a corporation that he is not allowed to say things which he thought “was scientifically the fact” if that fact is not beneficial to the corporation.
“We know now that about 10% of adults have ADHD…”
Do you have adult ADHD?
Find out by answering these six questions.
The checklist for assessing adult ADHD use to be 18 questions but many people found it was too long (much like my cock).
It was taking doctors too long to diagnose ADHD so the test was shortened from 18 to 6 questions.
It was taking doctors.
To long.
To decide to put people on drugs.
That have never been testing for long term effects on humans.
Good thing the government is protecting me from corporations.
In fact I feel so safe it’s like I’m wearing three condoms.
Three condoms. Three volleyball chycks. Done and done.
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