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    The Tardif dyskinesia�involuntary body 
    motion�that manifests in patients taking thorzine is a symptom of 
    �Psychiatrogenicosistric� treatment. The odd actions of their bodies 
    associated with tardive dyskinesia may distract psychiatrogenicosis victims 
    from ideation that could be described as psychotic, schizophrenic, or manic, 
    and, 
    yes, the distraction that Tardif dyskinesia introduces does serve to keep 
	some patients 
    from trying to over use their brains when their brains don�t have enough ions in 
    them to work properly, but, no, Tardif dyskinesia does not solve the 
    problem of getting the ions back into those brains that those brains need to 
    function sufficiently to yield acceptable answers for the patients whose 
    possessions they are. Tardif 
    dyskinesia is a symptom of a dysfunctional nervous system, so the treatment of psychiatric 
    disorders via the administration of agents that produce it is, 
    �Psychiatrogenicosistric," in nature. 
    The term, �Psychiatrogenicosistry,� could be 
    used to describe what is currently going on in the alleged, �Psychiatric,� industry via the advent of 
    the use of, �Atypical Anti-psychotic,� drugs in that atypical anti-psychotic 
    drug use is linked 
    to large weight gains and the manifestation of diabetes symptoms in 
    the patients that those agents are being prescribed to. Since 
    their administration induces the sickness called diabetes, treatment via 
    their use is, "Psychiatrogenicosistric,� in nature. 
     To see how the root of the term applies 
    in everyday life, you could say that a bartender that is selling vodka to 
    a cirrhosis victim is a, �Psychiatrogenicosistrist 
      (applicator of the treatment)� and the cirrhosis sufferer is a, 
    �Psychiatrogenicosisist (believer in the treatment),� 
    because the cirrhosis sufferer believes that they, their self, won't suffer 
    from any mental problems, because their steady ingestion of alcohol will 
    kill them prior to neurological malfunction. 
    Another example of, �Psychiatrogenicosistry 
                 
           (causing a physical problem to 
    someone that is believed to be thinking incorrectly, 
    so that they stop thinking that way),� in life is like if you banged someone�s toe with 
    a hammer to keep them from worrying about their job, because you didn�t want them to 
    do that. In this example you would be both a, �Psychiatroenicosisist,� and a, 
    Psychiatrogenicosistrist,� provided you did both: (A) 
      Believed in what you were doing and (B) Were successful 
    at distracting your subject from worrying about their job. Of course if you actually tried 
    applying this alleged 
	
	treatment to someone, you would be running the risk of their 
    total unawareness of your intentions and resent your actions deeply, or at least 
    believe that you were somewhat psychologically unsound for performing it on 
    them, unless you could come up with a good excuse 
    for your action. Involuntary psychiatrogenicosistry 
    recipients tend to be of this mind when they have enough awareness left to know that 
    their bodies are being harmed by the, �Psychiatrogenicosistic ,� treatments that are being applied to 
    them. 
    Once this concept is comprehended, the root 
    neologism, �Psychiatrogenicosis,� can be used to convey what should not 
    occur in psychiatric settings and/or in life in general. 
    This page's ultimate note is that feeding 
      brains ions via the slow, steady introduction of the proper multi-mineral supplements to the 
    bodies containing them via having those bodies continually, "Orally Hold 
    Minerals [OHM (a unite of electrical resistance and a mantra)]," is not, 
    �Psych-iatro-geni-cosisic (Mental + healing + generating + sickness),� 
    but rather, �Psych-iatro-gen-iatric (mental + healing + generating + 
    healing),� in nature, thus should be used to augment psychiatrogenicosistrically oriented 
    treatments until the use of those 
    presently accepted treatments can be discontinued by the subjects that have 
    had them prescribed to them, that is of course if the true intent of the 
	treatments' applicators is to improve their client's functional capacity. |