Tom Cruise's (and Scientology's) crusade against Psychiatry and Psychology: Tom Cruise against treating people with the proper medication
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Wrong Mr. Cruise. An ideal scene would be nobody suffering from mental illnesses. But unfortunately, we are not in some fantasy world where everybody is lucky enough to be perfectly healthy. |
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Of course Matt Lauer agrees, who would not wish that there was no mental illnesses? |
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Wrong Mr. Cruise. A departure from that scene is that we live in
a world where many people suffer from mental illness. That's the
reality. More and more, these mental illnesses can be treated
with the proper medication. We certainly wish that Jeremy Perkins, a schizophrenic scientologist, would have been treated with the proper medication. His mother would certainly still be around today, since schizophrenia can be treated (not with vitamins as Mr. Cruise would like us to believe). It is interesting to note that the Church of Scientology doesn't offer any cure for notable mental illnesses (oh wait! maybe they do), while at the same time they are vehemently against treating these mental illnesses with medication. Why do they keep the details of their purported treatments hidden from public view? The Telegraph's Trust Me I'm a Junior Doctor columnist, Max Pemberton, takes issue with the actor Tom Cruise's renewed attack on psychiatrists in Alien soul theory is no cure for depression:
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