Psychiatrist calls for lithium to be added to water

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Ritalin and LSD? that would be an intresting combination, but after too long I am pretty sure everyone would be completely insane.

They already are.

ruveyn

Would someone please tell the voices in my head that I am not insane?

Thank you.

My mistake, I can get them confused with Scotland. Maybe someday I'll get it right who wears the dress in that relationship.

As if I needed another reason to hate shrinks!! ! I was put on lithium once it made me really sick. And yet if I go and buy only bottled water I'm ruining the environment!! ! STOP POISONING MY FOOD AND WATER IDIOT GOVERNMENT DO I HAVE TO STARVE TO DEATH???! !!???

Some parts of Texas have lithium in their water sources naturally due to the minerals in the region.. Nobody added it.

No! Making peoples lives better would make them happier and be more productive overall? Really? No! That's just too much trouble! Dope is the only way!


Isn't it interesting how harmful drugs are pushed on people as good things, but then street drugs get you landed in jail?

I really cannot fully fathom how people can be so stupid. A drug's acceptance seems to have nothing to do with its actual effect, but more to do with who pushes it. Drug dealer bad. Pharmaceutical dealer good. (Not that I'm for illegal drugs. I think just about all drugs are bad in most situations.).

I've come up with a slogan for it. "Feeling down? Don't drink it away, lithium it away!"

And it's been shown to lower IQ even in small doses, and you can't determine the amount a person will be getting because some drink much more water than others, and some people notably those with weak kidneys are more susceptible to its negative effects, and it builds up in the bones of people over their life time.


The catch is we allowed them to get away with the nonsense that is fluoridation and allowed the precedence to be set for adding lithium to water.

They touted this lithium crap in japan too.

A nice vid of the former Senior Vice President of EPA's Headquarters Union addressing congress.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRLz4a7lDVM

http://www.fluoridealert.org/health/can ... rview.html

http://www.fluoridealert.org/health/can ... rview.html

And some areas have radioactive stuff in the water from uranium mine fracking.

The lithium was in the water without human intervention, and before human (including Indian) settlement. The same is often the case for radioactive elements- especially radon.

lithium as in the prescription? The guy is smoking something and needs his own psyche evaluation. If that happens we will be drinking bottled water.

Elemental lithium? The trace mineral well that might not be as bad an idea as a lot of people are deficient in that and a trace mineral in miniscule amounts naturally occurs in some places. It would honestly be preferable to have people treated individually though and not just give the whole herd the same treatment regardless of whether it is needed or not.

It's a slippery slope when the government starts adding stuff to the water though and frankly I'd rather buy my own lithium(trace element) for the rest of my life then have the government medicate me for it. Somehow it frightens me that the government wants us docile and dumb.

Lithium carbonate is the naturally occurring mineral that gets into nearby water sources naturally. It is also used to treat bipolar disorder and augment most antidepressants and some anticonvulsants. If it's in the water naturally (in levels a tiny fraction of prescription strength), but sticking it in the water so that the government can try to make people feel better about how bad they f^ed up the country with socialism is not a sound plan to resolve social problems.

Some of it is also there from man made causes.