The business of suffering: every solution needs a problem
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- In this second episode of a two-part series, I discuss the economic incentives driving the West's epidemic of mental illness. Given certain regulatory requirements, it is generally easier for drug companies to receive FDA approval if their products treat disorders that do not already have a treatment of demonstrated efficacy. This motivates the proliferation of new disorders and an ever-widening definition of pathology. By definition, more and more people become mentally ill, who will be offered treatments that have already been created for them.
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As much I'm thrilled to listen to you Dr Orion, I feel obliged to point out fallacy of a few of your statements you made in this video, as despite the premise of the sheer logic you utilised in your discourse, all it takes to is to contextualise it all differently in order to come to different conclusions:
1. 'The reason behind the recent explosion in the prevalence of mental illness, as we've discussed multiple times, there are no laboratory findings that are diagnostic of any of the disorders that have been identified and you can't screen something if you don't have a reliable test for detecting it. Can you, by screening, what we actually mean, is people coming in and filling out checklists which can be interpreted in a lot of different ways. Let's look at the criteria for ADHD again, shall we?'
ADHD is neither a mental illness, nor a disorder - despite what the DSM community may think. Being neurodivergent one will gain invaluable glimpses from people who actually are neurodivergent, and benefit from learning their own tried and tested "hacks" for thriving in the "neurotypical world".
2. '"Often fails to give close attention to details," oh yeah, absolutely! Sometimes I have to read something two or three times in order to attend to all of the detailed information in the text.' Really? Is that what you'd say to an ADHDer - that everyone partially has or could be diagnosed with ADHD? And in the same fashion you'd tell a person on the autistic spectrum, that, too you get overwhelmed with overstimulation, and thus everyone could say they are partially autistic?
'3. "Often has difficulty sustaining attention," oh yeah, my mind definitely wanders during those boring work meetings.'
'"Often does not seem to listen when spoken to directly." You know it, I mean, I forget people's names all the time like as soon as they're told to me. Holy, maybe I have ADHD.' Again, as I often happen to be able to stay focused on boring tasks, and often derive great pleasure from interacting with people, does that mean I am neurotypical, as opposed to being on the spectrum or having ADHD of both subtypes? Is it really that simple, Dr Orion?
4. 'I had no idea giving people who are already primed to think that they may have
something wrong with their attention a checklist like this and you dramatically
increase the likelihood that they will interpret the criteria in light of that priming and of course the standard treatment for this issue is to change people's brain chemistry.'
Isn't it NOT for "people" to self-diagnose? Isn't it to the learned esteemed colleagues of yours to come up with diagnoses based on way more variables than a simple check list of multiple-choice 21 questions? Aren't there other factors taken into the account, such as history (interviewing family members), or how overall debilitating and thus impactful on an individual's life the so many (often not even listed in DSM) may be?
One would think a highly intelligent educated individual with vast knowledge in many unrelated fields should be able to overcome/counteract what (logically) is impairing their quality of life! Yet, when you are born with a brain as such, and when no one even implies to you that your struggles come from the fact that all your life you've been trying to do everything in the so called "mainstream" way or in a way everyone "normal" does it, whilst you don't have means to realise your natural (neurodivergent) tendencies are the way to go in order to live an accomplished and fulfilled life!
5. 'Now, you might think if brain chemistry were the issue, we would have objective laboratory evaluations capable of observing abnormal levels of brain chemicals
before we prescribe the medication. But we don't, so you'd be forgiven, and it's certainly the case that these medications do change the levels of certain brain chemicals and that the brain can become habituated to these chemicals through repeated use and this would mean that once habituated people might have to continue to take that medication indefinitely. Especially, since, in the absence of objective assessment there would be no clear indication that the issue has ever been effectively resolved.'
Yet another wrong angle, Dr Orion! No prevalent lab testing for, again ADHD individuals doesn't mean there is "no clear indication that the issue has ever been effectively resolved," since as long as such an individual is surely able to testify differently! What's subjective and what's objective here? A clear lab result corroborating an ADHD-er's story should not be enough to prescribe a specific stimulant? After all, do GPs refer patients to lab tests to determine if an antibiotic is going or has fought off given bacteria? Or shall we deprive everyone of what gives them a shooting chance to improve the quality of their life?
All the above is to say: the use of ADHD as an example to support the point made, not only invalidates it, but also is highly insensitive of / offensive towards those who actually are neurodivergent - for the reasons shared above.
It's nice when a Doctor becomes so successful that he no longer has to worry about censoring himself.
Like Jordan Peterson?
@@SALTYCOMBATDIVER-ExInstructor Yeah, Orion is not successful engough to get smited. Yet.
@@YellowKing1986 considering how incredibly controversial some of the things he's said in this video are (even if they are 100% correct), it won't be long until they come after him as well. i fear for this man's life.
I don’t think he ever has
@@tnn-cj3vyWho is ‘they’?
I was a clinical psychologist for 29 years. Everything you said about the mental health industry is true. Bless you for speaking out, my brother.
The whole medical industry is like this. I was an EMT for years and could even see it on that level
You mean you're a manager at McD who read Psychology Today for tips on dealing with rowdy customers
I'm an Occupational Therapist in Germany, working with people with Psych problems. Our psychological health system is very different to the US; we tend to be more conservative about medication, preferring to help people build routines and habits to help them sort their own problems.
I always tell clients that 1: They are not their diagnosis, and 2: They need to take responsibility for their own improvement.
This is why I'll refer to a client as "having Schizophrenia" (if diagnosed) rather than "Schizophrenic". It gives people responsibility and therefore the opportunity to help themselves.
Even better: your patients don't have schizophrenia, but rather exhibit the symptoms we define as schizophrenia or schizophrenic. They don't have something - something has them.
@@brushstroke3733 As an OP, as opposed to a Psychotherapist, I am careful to say "Shows symptoms consistent with" if there isn't a diagnosis; I can't diagnose, because I'm not qualified.
In the case of Schizophrenia, I see the "secondary" symptoms; the side effects of the medication.
@@Korschtal Very well - you sound like a good human who cares and does their job well. I have had a few schizophrenic friends and neighbors. They suffered a great deal from their symptoms, but I always tried to see them as having special gifts. Maybe they are more imaginitive or psychic than us, but because of society is so narrow and restricted minded, we see them as damaged. For all I know, they would have been shamans in times past. But because we have shamed them and discouraged them from their insights from early on, their talents have taken a negative bent.
Ich hätte mir so eine klare ansage von meiner Therapeuten/in gewüscht.
Ich habe das ewig spiel von sympathischen whack a mole gehast. Und natürlich lukrativ da die uhrsache nicht erforscht oder behandelt werden.
Sympton reden lösung und wieder. Und dabei fehlte mir das wieso mache ich das ganze… has es mir besse geht? Das war immer sehr abstrakt und nicht greifbar
Mir gefällt es sehr das ein rahmen für was wir überhaupt machen dem patient gesagt werden kann
Getting off psych meds and actually putting in work on myself without pathologizing what I experience CHANGED MY LIFE!! I am doing so much better.
Man, you have the balls
They will come after him soon for saying that psych intervention is unnecessary.
Firstly, Orion is a one-in-a-million godsend. He is a much needed breath of fresh air.😅 I bet that he'd be a great friend. Brother, let's talk about life (over a beer)!
Sadly, power-brokers can "quiet" those who succinctly point out the secretly-obvious... especially if it affects their All-Important bottom line.😢
"That's a gutsy move with a forty-million dollar aircraft, lieutenant."
Out.
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Institutions try to preserve the problem to which they are the solution
Particularly government funded welfare institutions. In fact, they try surreptitiously to make the problems more widespread and worse. I worked several decades in such institutions dealing with sex offenders, criminality, domestic violence, homelessness, youth problems, mental illnesses,... and I know how these manipulative evil institutions work.
Or find a problem to wich they have the solution.
Underrated comment ❤
Homelessness, racism, mental illness..why cure a problem when there is so much money to be made and power to be gained trying to cure it?
Thomas Sowell made me think deeply about this when he spoke about Friedman being his professor didn't change his mind on Marxism, but working for the Federal Govt did - ironically enough.
We need to bubble wrap this guy and make sure he can talk the talk for the next 40 years. I am serious. Dr. Tarabin is an emerging thought leader on a national and international level.
He stands on the shoulders of giants. I'm all for him and refer everyone to his podcasts/TH-cam videos, but he has some great individuals who came before him, one being Paul Elam.
Absolutely. The great man, strong and truthful. Dr. Taraban, I salute you.
@@SALTYCOMBATDIVER-ExInstructor Heck yeah. Elam was great in Once Upon a Time in the West.
😂😂 I was going to say the same thing but I saw it was already written !
100%
As with everything in life: follow the money
Orion is exposing the Psychiatric Industrial Complex, the collusion between Big Pharma and DSM-5 authorities.
Hearing the pharmaceutical industry called on their bullshit never gets old.
Like everything in life, we don't to throw the baby out with the dirty bath water, in this case villianizing the entire pharmaceutical industry. While it is obvious greed and corruption exist within it, pharmaceutical drugs can greatly enhance the quality of life for many people suffering from acute and chronic ailments.
@@Eserr7856oldest excuse in the book and look where this has taken us. Normalizing crazy.
I think this may be the most passionate that we have ever seen Orion be.
As Americans, we are often taught the quick solution (pills, cosmetic surgery, etc ) are the solutions BEFORE lifestyle changes and it's insane, but it makes sense from a business perspective. It's really a shame
My Boi T just went in on the whole industry. Savage! He cooked alright 👍
Dropping Truth Bombs! Hope my Homie watches his Six, he’s has my support!
It disturbs me how people numb themselves to unhappiness rather than finding ways and making changes to be happier.
Being unhappy is easy. To take the work to stay healthy is hard. See i dont use happy term, because is temporal and what we define better the term is "to not be unwell".
Also every human being is kinda a dr0g 4ddict. They tend to use helmet and seat belt instead of preventing having a "conclusion" of life by not using vehicules.
Use alcohol, dru6s and all matters of illness inducer to scape reality.
It disturbs me how many people go out of their way to oppress others and limit their options. I'd love to be a happier person but it's going to require more freedom. Sad thing is that I live in the land of the free.
I adopted my small dog from a no kill shelter. Her previous guardian moved from a large house with land to run on & a larger companion dog to a small apartment where she was left alone all day & guess what?--the dog who also happens to be highly intelligent & not low energy became neurotic & destructive. If she were a person they'd definitely want to medicate her. So they gave her up. She was a mess when i got her, but with a little time, love, structure, & patience, her true self emerged as the smartest, sweetest dog ive had the pleasure to know. Everyone loves her. Shes no longer destructive or neurotic, but still has the same needs to be met: Positive mental & emotional stimulation, play, & lots of time outside. Everyone has true needs that medication cannot fill. Not saying there isn't a time & a place for it, but its being put out to try to fill too many times & places, thats all.
Proper exercise, nutrition and sunlight will solve most manufactured issues.
Also sleep. Sleep is always negleted to a degree in this modern age.
@@repolhoazulado1028 That, too! 😅 Guilty.
Try to slow down your life.
Shows how little you know.
It is very hard to be happy when sick. But some people's bodies just get sick at every chance.
I was borned 1.5 months premature. Had to be in incubator.
I was diagnosed with -6 near sightedness to perfect vision when I was like 4. Couldn't see the TV.
I used to get nose bleed, I kid you not, every single day until I was 10. Then it was more like a monthly occurence.
If I went on motorbike rides without wearing a mask, 100% would get sick the next day. I was on and off antibiotics through childhood.
Without modern medicine, I don't think I would be alive right now. So it would be really hypocritical of me to bash medicine. Medicine had came a long way from lead covered pills but everything is trial and error. Psych meds are still new and developing.
I’m not on drugs and I don’t go to therapy. I listen and I read and I talk to friends. And then I think a lot. I have realizations. Then I think some more and learn some more. But everybody asks why I don’t go on mediations or therapy. And I said I would if I felt helpless. But I am not helpless. I need to learn to help myself. I grew up abused with extreme anxiety, well of course I did. I have autism. That’s ok I learned how to notice people and how to blend in. But now I am a grown up and my life is mine to control. I equate this situation to the Ozempic quick fix. Change your diet and your habits. Figure out your triggers and weaknesses and use your self control. Our society is going in the crapper by externalizing all causes and all solutions. The solution is in yourself. Thank you Dr. T. You speak the truth.
Dr. Orion, clearly you are eligible for SSDI given your insistence on using logic and speaking truth in a world that makes you extremely abnormal.
Thanks for providing the foundation that has allowed me to rebuild with strength and clarity.
Protect this man at all cost
Dr. T is the father we all wanted but never had!
Please talk only for yourself, because we are more than you!
@@skjelm6363 please learn English
@@skjelm6363 ???
No
@@skjelm6363 He has a point in that the west is experiencing a proliferation of young men raised and education by women. Most of these men have been taught how to be women but not how to be men, and many of them yearn for guidance from older men.
I agree with everything you said but want to throw something into the conversation. My sister is a nurse practitioner and talks all the time about how most patients are drug seeking when they come in. They’ve been primed to believe that the cure is pharmaceuticals from the jump. It’s coming from both directions
Yea... But those people did not drug-seek from the get go. They had them believe that drug is the solution to their problem and now they are hooked.
Yea you got it, that’s exactly what I’m saying. They were propagandized into thinking the drugs are the solution instead of just good heathy practices
People don't want to be accountable. They want things done for them.
DUUUUDEEE!!!!!!!!
You have been very good but THIS is EXCELLENT!
Please TH-cam na$is
Don’t demonetise this truthful and good Doctor
This video is like drinking the oldest, finest, strongest whiskey there ever was. The truth is powerful, but elegant and nuanced in flavor. I stopped alcohol 370 days ago and have no urge to go back, this guy helped quite a bit.
I applaud Orion for speaking out on this matter, especially since it can get him canceled.
I am an academic MD (not in the psychiatry field though). Orion is very well reasoned and I believe he has very valid points. I some similar problems in my sub-specialty (not psychiatry though).
Thank you for taking on the risk of speaking out against the establishment. You are a treasure --> a 'shining Sun'.
Courageous Orion. You have my support.
Preach!! Im so glad to see a doctor with the balls to tell the truth
Newsflash: This is how all advertisement works. It's most obvious in informercials. "Your life SUCKS because of this. This product COMPLETELY solves that problem."
It's certainly encouraging to see that there are people in the industry (Healthcare) that are willing to speak up and speak the truth.
I have criticized you in the past for seeing the world through a capitalist lense and this video proved me wrong.
I have misjudged you and apologize.
This is a prime example of why free market does not work.
You have gained a sub. Good job exposing these shysters.
He is the only psycoligist I would actually pay to have an appointment most psycs arent realistic
Thanks!
This is saying what others have not had the courage to say. Kudos.
Wow. This was soo thought provoking!
There's no money in the cure, only in the indefinite treatment.
I'm so glad somebody could lay out all this information in a way that doesn't make them sound like a Crack-Pot conspiracy theorist. It doesn't inherently mean that there is a conspiracy, but it is worth considering why things operate the way they do and if it's beneficial and what alternatives could there be.
Even if it's not a conspiracy it could still be something bad that needs to change
I´m flabbergasted, almost every sentence with a comprehensible conclusion that reveals a frightening future for so many. I hope all those who practice this just to increase their wealth get what they deserve in the end. I also hope you continue to share your thoughts on how our personal weaknesses work so that more people learn to overcome them. Thank you.
Dr. I really like your videos and I have been watching every video you made in the past 1.5yrs.... Please be careful on turning over stones. We love your work, don't want the powers that may be to come after you. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 but you're right, it's all a scam
I noticed this myself when I felt better talking about my problems to the psychiatrist than the medication he was giving me. Ended up getting better on my own.
I was prescribed an anti-depressive and an anti-psychiatric (zyprexa) when I was 22 years old. Today I know I don't have any psychiatric disorder. As an adult I have no problems in life. i have a job and everything is perfect. I am still mad about this! what is wrong with these people.
Things that make ya go hmmmm.😂
I am a firm believer in getting to the true cause of something and resolving it that way vs just putting a band aid on it.
With more people getting laid off, people will most likely feel some stress and anxiety. I mean, losing your income, your home, maybe having to go through a divorce and lose kids can be stressful.
Taking meds will only mask the anxiety, not help you pack, find a job, find a good attorney or help pay bills.
This is why I am pro having friends to vent to. Or taking a walk. Or go to the museum on a free day.
And I totally agree with you. They planned the fire. They set the fire. They want to keep the fire burning. And, instead of rescuing people from that fire, they're handing out oven mitts and selling fire insurance. 😂
Been thinking some version of this for a long time, so helpful to hear it so clearly articulated.
This is your #1 most important video ever. Excellent content, 10/10
This is a relief from the relationship advice
Mind-wrenchingly true
This video motivated me to sign up for his newsletter. He's freaking brave.
Savagely Logical. Outstanding information and perspective. Keep up the great work!
Your thumbnail art is stellar, I love it!
I’m always looking forward to your new videos while on the boat!
23yo Merchant Marine
Psychiatry works in the sense that it is very profitable. The economics of an industry don’t always correspond to the effectiveness of its stated objectives. The question then asked is what is the actual objective? Is it to make the most money or to make people well?
“And there's always soma to calm your anger, to reconcile you to your enemies, to make you patient and long-suffering.” Mustapha Mond, World Controller of Western Europe
"Are we discovering them or are we Creating them!"
Finally a professional doing what all psychologists should be doing, raging out against this brainwashing. Pretty sure it’s just a matter of time before the board comes after your license.
This is incredibly relevant and horribly scarey! Thank you for talking so openly and honestly about this topic🙏
Exact same strategy throughout the medical end of pharma/medical machine. Criteria for diabetes, high blood pressure, etc constantly being widened to capture more patients & $.
The “profit uber alles” mentality in the medical & pharmaceutical industries means that patient wellness is a secondary concern at best. Massive salute to Taraban for calling out the racketeers!
I've met so many people who take psyche drugs for years but never confront their real issues. They just numb out.
I‘m a MD in Europe and I couldn’t agree more.
You raise valid and sound points. Now, what do you propose ? As the video title implies, every problem needs solutions and vice versa
Powerful message! Well articulated, and effectively communicated.
I am so happy you are writing a book. Hope it will be available on Audible.
My unmedicated engineer's & economist's brain tends to concur with your postulates. Top marks for your clarity of thought & your bravery doc.😊
Dr T ... I appreciate you , Karen !!!!!
Knew a guy who went through a rough time. Got a therapist. Within months he had done a 180 on nearly everything he used to stand for and believe.
He started talking to mutual friends and acquaintances of ours about what’s going on with him, and many decided to also get therapy.
Wouldn’t you believe it, every last one of those people have also done 180’s on things they used to believe and value just like the first guy.
The irony really is that all of those people seem now overly obsessed and defined by this transition they’ve gone through, as well as seeming deeply unhappy.
When I was a kid the authorities told me I have ADHD and forced me to take speed because I didn't obey them very well. Now I have an addictive personality, and I'll never know how I might've turned out if they hadn't put me on drugs.
I think if I had been nurtured and accepted, and perhaps encouraged to go play outside or taken hunting - or really, given *any* good habits to energetically hyperfocus on, instead of being conditioned to "fix" my energy "problem" with substance use - I might be a wildly different person today.
Perhaps a much more successful - a balanced and fullfilled - one.
My mom didn't have the wherewithal to resist this industry clinicalizing her sparky little boy, but I do. I think it's time to give myself what she couldn't.
Keep up the good work ... These two videos on this topic were a great listen.
That was bold... going against the status quo... I concur 💯
I feel this is one of those videos the Doc wanted to do when he started waiting to be big enough to do it. I know in my hearth that deeply the Doc hates many parts of the system and the human nature itself and it shows in many episodes. When he speaks with that attitude of “it is what it is” I can read in his eyes the thought “reality sucks but can only be accepted but god if I wish the nature of things was different!”
Getting more specialists of a certain profession means increased implementation of that profession. You have more gender surgeons - you get more gender surgeries. You have more people viewing the world through a certain lens - they impact the world more using their understanding. When combined with big money it often gets ugly.
These cover graphics are getting way better by the day
Please protect this man.
Thanks for all the gems you drop Doc. You have a nice living room by the way. I thought I would mention that.
Orion, your content becomes better by the day... I am amazed
My Boi Orion here has taken the gloves off tha gauntlet has not only been thrown but ramed rodded don't these quaks throats.. GJ Doc! Awesome 1-2 combo delivered ... sure thats just the tip of the spear .. can't wait to see the follow up.
Orion now needs 24/7 armed security. Protect this man!!
Your amazing. Thank you.
Would you be willing to debate a psychiatrist about this topic? You provide solid arguments, but it'd be interesting to see them put to the test.
They probably wouldn't debate Orion. Why risk it?
I'm sure there would be at least a few wanting to boost their reputation in this way
Most psychiatrists agree with his main arguments, so why would they debate him? I'm a Psychiatry resident MD. My one caveat is that Orion's arguments lack nuance and are presented in a black and white manner, this means they are not whole truths. They certainly make for good 10 minute TH-cam videos aimed at the layman. If a debate with a mental health professional were to occur, it would purely be over nuance. That would be boring to watch for the average subscriber.
This is a great video and a great follow-up to your last one on how diagnosed disorders disincentivize taking personal responsibility. I also think this is a universal issue to every health-related field, where all cases are of disease are growing and outcomes are not improving. I’m in the fitness industry and it’s growing every year, more and more professionals and modalities being added every year, more money being spent on products and services, and yet the collective fitness level of Americans is getting worse every year. This is because the material living conditions and culture in most places in the US foster a sedentary lifestyle to the point where you have to overcome so much environmental inertia to be healthy that very few people are equipped for it and fitness industry is big on selling “quick fixes” that never address root causes, long term sustainability, and even fails to promote simple little tips, tricks, and hacks to make little changes that can add up to big ones over time. I always say that it’s never a good sign that there are more “professionals” flocking to any field. But there are exceptions like you who are fighting the good fight. We appreciate you Doc :)
This is sickening. We gotta spread the message.
Orion, you are so generous. People go into your practice for the purpose of making a career and a good living. it's obvious to me that you genuinely want to help people and you are looking for every possible way to be the person that everyone needs. And you're succeeding my friend.
He cannot practice without a licence if he talks shit about the industry. 😢
Excellent video.
You are putting out amazing information here. Thank you.
At the end of the day medicine for emotional disturbances should still be presented as an option.
We have to be careful that the anti-medicine side does not become as pushy as the side of those who push medicine. Both sides don't know everything.
Thank you for covering this important topic.
Awesome and honest video about the failings of our medical system
Best content on this topic on entire youtube (or even internet?). No one talks with this clearness and knowledge about the corruption of the "medical" system.
14:30 Really appreciate you putting that "StellarGRE" promotion at the end of the video and not smackdown in the middle somewhere, so it's easier for people who get no benefit from hearing it to skip it. 😊🙏
Careful with this one Orion. That industry is evil and powerful 😂
I once heard someone say that a headache is not caused by a lack of aspirin. Very nice work here...❤😊
Honest opinion. Appreciate it
OMG Orion, you're shredding harder every day
Good video. Curious about your thoughts on visible expansion of mentally unwell and also intersection w homelessness/addiction
Almost at half a mill subs! Going strong sharing your insights!
This video is a fucking bombshell. You rock, Dr. Taraban 👏
i've always had this opinion. glad to see others have it too
First it Drake vs Kendrick, now it’s Dr. Orion vs psychiatry. 2024 is not playing around
Sad, but true.
Truly amazing..........
I had a friend who was a psychiatric nurse. He told me he had remarked to a Psychiatrist that he had noted that after a while on psychiatric medication many were sitting in their wheelchairs drooling; while those on street drugs never seemed to exhibit these symptoms.
Indeed, the hunt is always on for new medical and psychiatric diseases to increase profit. One source suggested that if one wanted to know why a condition, such as osteoporosis, suddenly comes out of the woodwork, one should look and see what the M.D.s were doing about 10 years ago. In the case of osteoporosis they began pushing heavy calcium supplementation. Excess calcium causes a lack of magnesium in bones leading to.......osteoporosis.