Why is the bacterial link to mental illness almost totally ignored ?

The missing link:

Lead on original research...

The lack of focus on 'organic causes' ie undetected bacterial infections of the intestinal system, ie [[giardia]], or [[lymes disease]] can cause symptoms that may be taken as being some type of labelled mental illness.

"They" call these symptoms, mania, schizophrenia, depression...and more...

The illness is impacting the mind, it is a mental illness but caused by [[toxins]] created by the infection, and/or the infection that corrupts the needed biochemical reactions.

There should be a cross link to the reality that such [[labels]] while true, ignore a most likely cause. [[half-truths]]

Hopefully someone can google this lead to find other researchers who can provide the necessary links...

[http://www.newswithviews.com/Howenstine/... Former Chief of Psychiatric Assocation and views on bacterial infections]

Why is this ignored ? and is this all about making money off of the sick ...?

Not sure but I believe most pcp will give a complete questioner and blood work to check for other reasons ( ie thyroid, diabetes etc. ) causing mental problems before scriping a ssri or what ever. Maybe its time you found a new doctor?

Wow!! That is some really important stuff to have checked out!That would be great if doctors were ordered to do many multiple intracate tests such as these before handing out pills for what may or may not be a mental illness!