The United States has become the psychiatric drugging capital of the world for kids with children being medicated at a younger and younger age. Medicaid records in some states show infants less than a year old on drugs for mental disorders. The use of powerful antipsychotics with privately insured children, aged 2 through 5 in the US, doubled between 1999 and 2007.  The number of children in this age group diagnosed with bipolar disorder also doubled over the last decade. Today's show covers America's child drugging epidemic with investigative journalist Evelyn Pringle.

Parents play an irreplaceable role in the lives of their children. The vital child-parent relationship has been shown to positively impact a child's physical, mental, and emotional well-being. For generations, the right of parents to raise their children has been continually upheld by Supreme Court doctrine, and deeply valued by millions of American families.  These rights are constantly challenged by the psychiatric industry when a parent refuses to treat their child with psychiatric drugs.  The parents are subject to being charged with “medical neglect” if they refuse.  This week's guest is William Wagner, the Vice President of ParentalRights.org, a group that exists to secure a constitutional amendment that defends the rights of parents to direct the upbringing and education of their children.

This week's guest has served within the medical and healthcare system for over 20 years. For 15 years, she served as one of the nation's foremost pharmaceutical representative for the world's largest drug and biotech companies. Through this experience, she knows and deeply understands the tragedy and failure of our current healthcare system in providing true healing for the patient. Unfortunately, the basis of our current healthcare system is the prescription of toxic drugs that do no more than mask the symptoms of disease. Throughout her career Claudia Keyworth has opened the eyes and ears of thousands of people who truly want to see and hear the truth about healing. Through her skill and knowledge she has enabled many people to find balance in their lives. She has taught and coached her clients to achieve healing and success in every area of their lives. Becoming an informed healthy person is the first step.

Not only do psychiatrists not understand the cause of any mental disorder, they admittedly cannot cure them. This week's guest is nutritionist Dolev Gilmore from Israel, who discusses how mental problems or abnormalities result from various deficiencies in the body that can be cured by restoring the body's proper biochemicals, using vitamins and nutrition.

In the US alone, 1.5 million children and adolescents on antidepressants are at risk of known, drug-induced violent or suicidal side effects.  This week's guest is fighting for the right of the parent to control the education of a child at home, rather than sending a child off to a potentially ineffective public school.  Joel Turtel explores the dangers of public schools, including the pressure to put your child on dangerous, mind-altering drugs.

Youth placement facilities are centers for troubled adolescents who can't go back to their parents or to foster parents and have been removed from the foster system. This week's guest is Joe Perez, a Youth Counselor who works in one such facility. He states that roughly 80% of these youth are taking psychiatric drugs and the centers are given an additional $2,000 per month for each child taking these drugs and he wants to speak out about it.

Psychiatric so-called experts are paid an average of $5,000 per day to testify for whom ever is willing to foot the bill. Criminals are acquitted because psychiatrists swear they are insane, then sent to psychiatric institutions where their violence will become aggravated by drugs. This week, Ms. Graciela Patino helps us understand what is happening in the criminal justice system.

Shock treatment. They say it's safe now; new and improved. They say it can't damage your brain or cause permanent memory loss. But who are they and why should you believe them? This week's guest, Linda Andre, reveals how the shock industry and organized psychiatry has abused the public trust and waged a masterfull, multi-decade public relations campaign, deceiving the media, the government, and the public about its risks while exploiting negative stereotypes of mental patients to silence former patients.

Psychiatrists disingenuously argue that involuntary commitment in hospitals or the community is an act of kindness. Quite aside from the fiction of ''treatment,'' involuntary commitment laws are actually totalitarian. This week's guest is Supreme Court Justice Richard B. Sanders, who believes the court must protect all the legal rights of all the citizens who come before it all the time.

Back on April 5, 2010, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) changed its rules to allow pilots to fly planes under the influence of antidepressants (drugs documented to cause mania, psychosis, worsening depression, hallucinations, suicidal and even homicidal ideation). Would you feel safe to fly at 35,000 feet when the pilot may have one or more of these side effects? The FAA just ignored the scientific data showing the dangers of these drugs and lifted its 70-year-old ban allowing pilots to take antidepressants. This week's guest is Dr. Anthony Castiglia, a senior FAA aviation medical examiner, who disagrees with the FAA's decision.