Christopher L Chatfield wrote:

On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 17:30:02 +0100, humble.life wrote:

Christopher L Chatfield wrote:

On Sat, 29 Sep 2007 01:13:55 +1000, Tim Dixon wrote:

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On Sat, 29 Sep 2007 00:34:51 +1000, Tim Dixon wrote:

"Christopher L Chatfield" <me@chrischatfield.com> wrote in message
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On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 23:45:13 +1000, Tim Dixon wrote:

Why do you say that?

Libido will rocket.

Oh good. Zyprexa made my ***** soft.

That's because of the prolactin, have you grown tits too?
That can happen.

Yes, and put on 25-30kg. I had a blood test for serum prolactin levels last
week, and it was very elevated. I don't know how they can market a drug
with side-effects like that. My docs gave me no warning about side-effects
when they put me on it.

During FDA trails of zyprexa 147 deaths occured but were hidden from public.

Bush has loads of investments in Elly Lily thats why he introduced
a clause in the patriot act that elly lilly cannot be sued.

Anything from Elly lilly is probably highly toxic.

People in my hometown are dropping like flies.

Abilify is a japanese drug, they are kinder to scheezers there
(I've had injections in Tokyo) but they expect people to work hard,
so expect lots of energy and little sleep.

Some people find this wears them down over time, you might sustain it
by taking sugar as fructose and megavitamin and mineral therapy.

it may also be of note the japan and china have the highest rates of
suicide, mental health and other issues, such as sciatica. good-o.

Japan has a high sucide rate because of cultural attitudes from specific
historical events, and a minimal social security system, sucide is an
accepted form of appology for errors that cause loss of life to others.

The suicide rate is not down to medics or pharmaceuticals.

Why you mention china in the same breath as japan I don't know,
the mentalities are deeply different despite historical connections.
They have for the most part led seperate existences the most notable
cultural exchange being Japans import of buddhism.

Japan is the only country to rename sz to reduce stigma for
it's sufferers, it is leading public awareness in this area.

The system of care for patients has been radically reformed
and the dignighty of the patient is paramount.

Regarding other health problems: Japan has the highest life
expectancy in the world and the lowest infant mortality rate.

One of the few diseases to be prevalant there above global levels
is stomach cancer which I suspect is due to marine pollution.

Serious mental health issues are no greater in japan than the rest of the
world, I could feel safe in unlit city parks after dark in centeral tokyo.

Crime used to be much lower but still remains low, behavior is tightly
constricted or was, this has led to violent expression of pent up emotion
in stessed individuals, but reduces the stress for the majority.

Financial Charity is a relatively new phenomena in Japan as families
have bourne the costs for other members who need help, and is slow to take
off.

Personal and family responsibility comes first, freedom of expression is
on the rise and with it increasing violence, as yet nothing like that of
the uk or usa. The diet has changed over the last century from
predominantly piscetarian to omnivorous, with hamburgers matching sales
of noodles for fast food.

Japanese walk with thier head bowed they sense the bomb, they also
seem to be in denial of a potential Tokyo earthquake.

personally i think they're in trouble, like every country, with mental
health. demographic time-bomb if you ask me.