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Description

"The Drugging of Our Children" by Gary Null (PhD) and Manette Loudon explores the sharp rise in ADHD diagnoses and the widespread use of psychotropic drugs in young children. With no definitive tests for diagnosis, many cases rely on observations from parents or teachers. The film challenges overmedication and its long-term consequences, including side effects like insomnia and emotional blunting. Through expert insight and family accounts, it calls for a more balanced, informed approach to childhood mental health.

"The Drugging of Our Children" by Gary Null (PhD) and Manette Loudon explores the sharp rise in ADHD diagnoses and the widespread use of psychotropic drugs in young children. With no definitive tests for diagnosis, many cases rely on observations from parents or teachers. The film challenges overmedication and its long-term consequences, including side effects like insomnia and emotional blunting. Through expert insight and family accounts, it calls for a more balanced, informed approach to childhood mental health.

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The Drugging of Our Children

Duration

103 Minutes

Year

2005

Tags

Topic

Mental Health, Chronic Illnesses, Parenting

About the Makers

Manette Loudon, an accomplished producer, and Gary Null (PhD), a leading advocate for alternative medicine, bring expertise to "The Drugging of Our Children." Null, a radio host and author of over 70 works on health, contributes critical insights to this exploration of childhood mental health. The documentary challenges conventional approaches to ADD and ADHD, fostering dialogue on diagnoses and treatment options. Their commitment to uncovering controversial topics makes this film a vital resource for parents and educators.

Manette Loudon, an accomplished producer, and Gary Null (PhD), a leading advocate for alternative medicine, bring expertise to "The Drugging of Our Children." Null, a radio host and author of over 70 works on health, contributes critical insights to this exploration of childhood mental health. The documentary challenges conventional approaches to ADD and ADHD, fostering dialogue on diagnoses and treatment options. Their commitment to uncovering controversial topics makes this film a vital resource for parents and educators.

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