When I heard this it made me nauseated. Because literally all prescription medicines are poisons. In other words they have harmful side effects. Ask any nurse or doctor. They all know this.
If 70% of people are taking prescription medicines then I would say about 50% of more of these people psychologically need medicines rather than physically need these medicines.
The last 5 years have been the toughest economically since 1950. The only years that come close in financial toughness would be 1973 when gasoline went from 17 cents a gallon to about 85 cents a gallon through the 70s. And then the recession from about 1980 until around 1984 or 5. But, they were not the "World Ending" types of recessions that this last 5 years have been. When I grew up people in the 1950s were a lot tougher than now. They believed in God more, they accepted death more. And many more wished for death every day because of having gone through the Great Depression and World War II which were horrific beyond anything I personally have ever seen and I was born a few years after the end of World War II.
I think people not believing in God is one of the reasons people are taking so many prescription drugs. It is not a good thing. I think in balance believing in God is more helpful than taking so many prescription drugs. All these drugs only make us weaker not stronger.
However, believing in God is sort of paradoxical. On the battlefield (like in World War II) people believed in God as they watched their friends be cut in two and blown apart because otherwise the only other alternative was to have a complete psychotic break with reality and running amok.
Believing in God isn't something you do because you need to believe in God until Death is all around you. Then believing in God isn't an alternative. It is the only thing you have left. Believing in God isn't about going to church. Going to church often is like joining a Country Club. It is a social or cultural thing to do. Most people who go to church don't really know if God exists or not and likely don't care in the end.
Believing in God is facing your own death soon. God is how we deal with facing our own deaths every day. Using medicines as an alternative to believing in God is stupid and often fatal. However, if you have something like Diabetes or things like that if you don't take your medicine often you have to have your feet cut off or worse. So, if you have a serious condition taking your medicine might be keeping you alive and still able to walk.
The most misused prescriptions are Anti-depressants which rewire your brain completely so you no longer have normal human emotions. Some people like being inhuman but my thought is that it is possible that anti-depressants may cause a whole segment of the population over time to go extinct genetically because they stop being physical survivors. If you can't feel your emotions and something serious is going on you are dead. Imagine a gazelle in Africa being on Prosac, "Here Lion. Here Kitty kitty kitty". Later you see the Lion feasting on the gazelle carcass. This is real life,Anti-depressants are not survivable in a whole lot of ways during wars or other serious things that are going on. Even if you are terrified maybe you need to be terrified out of your mind to survive reality. Did you ever think of that? Your very survival might depend upon having horrific feelings and experiences. That's why people believe in God. That's why people who believe in God often survive when those who don't don't survive on down through the centuries.
By taking ant-depressants I believe you likely are selecting your genetic line to cease to exist. This is my belief as an intuitive and from everything I have studied so far and seen so far in life.
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