The Unholy Alliance Between Psychiatrists and Psychotropic Drugs: 36,000 Deaths a Year? Psychotropic drugs is a story of big money. These drugs fuel a $330-billion psychiatric industry, without a single cure -- and now kill an estimated 36,000 people every year, with the death toll still rising.This is part one of a riveting 10-part documentary containing more than 175 interviews with lawyers, mental health experts, the families of victims and the survivors themselves.

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NOTE: TO THE SKEPTICAL. Try not to make a BIG deal out of the link of this organization who made this documentary to Scientology, thinking that this is all propaganda and misinformation.
I hope some of you are smarter than that.

Christopher Fichtner is a psychiatrist and the former mental health director for the state of Illinois. In his new book, Cannabinomics: The Marijuana Policy Tipping Point, Fichtner predicts that marijuana policy is about to change radically. As Fichtner points out, three public policy trajectories are converging.

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During marijuana harvest season in the summer, local law enforcement agencies find many cannabis-growing operations hidden in remote canyons but also in unexpected indoor places.

Recently, authorities have found several significant operations in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties and Los Padres National Forest. Law enforcement officers hope that by busting the local undertakings, they can interrupt the drug trafficking and sales process and make a dent in the illegal narcotics industry.

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