The Manufactured Diagnoses
How Medicine Labels Parasitic Infections as Neurological or Psychiatric Conditions
You've seen the documented parasitic organisms (Page 1).
You understand why medicine denies infectious causes when cures threaten profits (Page 2).
You've witnessed medicine's history of deliberate experimentation and abuse (Page 3).
You know humanity has weaponized disease throughout history (Page 4).
Now see how medicine manufactures neurological and psychiatric diagnoses to dismiss parasitic evidence and discredit those who present it.
This isn't theoretical. This is documented pattern: patients present parasitic symptoms → medicine labels them with neurological or psychiatric conditions → symptoms are dismissed as idiopathic or delusional → parasites go untreated.
We'll examine one condition in detail—Restless Legs Syndrome—then show how the same pattern applies across countless chronic conditions labeled "idiopathic" (cause unknown) or psychiatric.
How Many Conditions Are Affected?
From neurological to psychiatric to autoimmune— over 220 conditions likely have parasitic etiologies systematically rebranded as "incurable" diagnoses. The scope of medical denial is staggering.
Case Study: Restless Legs Syndrome
Restless legs syndrome affects millions worldwide. Medicine calls it idiopathic—cause unknown—and treats it with dopamine agonists that mask symptoms without curing the condition.
The truth: RLS is caused by parasitic infections—both nematodes (roundworms) and flatworms.
The full analysis, including documented organisms, circadian pattern explanation, iron dysregulation mechanism, and why conventional diagnostics fail, is detailed in the article linked below.
Below is the key analysis from that research, followed by the video presentation.
Why RLS is Parasitic, Not Neurological
1. What RLS Is
- • Uncontrollable urge to move legs
- • Worsens with inactivity
- • Circadian pattern (worse at night)
- • Affects millions globally
- • Labeled "idiopathic" by medicine
2. The Medical Explanation (Dopamine Dysfunction)
- • Medicine claims dopamine pathway problem
- • Treats with dopamine agonists (ropinirole, pramipexole)
- • Medications mask symptoms, don't cure
- • Patients require lifelong treatment
- • Side effects include compulsive behaviors, augmentation (worsening symptoms)
3. The Parasitic Explanation
- • Parasitic nematodes (roundworms) and flatworms migrating through tissues
- • Parasites are visually elusive (nearly transparent, microscopic diameter)
- • Target iron-rich areas (legs have high muscle iron content)
- • Movement disrupts parasitic activity (temporary relief)
- • Circadian pattern explained by parasitic lifecycle/behavior
4. Iron Connection
- • RLS strongly associated with iron deficiency/dysregulation
- • Parasites consume host iron for reproduction
- • Legs targeted due to high iron concentration in muscle tissue
- • Iron supplementation sometimes provides partial relief (starving parasites temporarily)
5. Why Circadian Pattern Exists
- • Symptoms worse at night/evening
- • Parasitic activity increases during host rest periods
- • Evolutionary adaptation: parasites most active when host is stationary
- • Movement/activity disrupts parasitic behavior
6. Why Conventional Diagnostics Fail
- • Standard parasite tests don't detect parasites in general
- • Organisms too small/transparent for casual visual identification
- • Stool tests miss tissue-dwelling parasites
- • Blood tests don't screen for these species
- • Medical assumption: "parasites don't exist in developed nations"
7. Treatment Implications
- • Antiparasitic medications (ivermectin, albendazole, praziquantel) target cause
- • Dopamine agonists only mask symptoms
- • Patients remain on dopamine drugs for life (profitable)
- • Antiparasitic treatment could cure (not profitable)
"Medicine doesn't call RLS idiopathic because the cause is unknown. Medicine calls it idiopathic because acknowledging the parasitic cause would destroy the dopamine agonist market and reveal that millions have been misdiagnosed for decades."
Watch: Restless Legs Syndrome as Parasitic Infection
The video below walks through the parasitic etiology of RLS, including visual documentation, symptom analysis, and treatment implications.
Beyond RLS: The Same Denial Across Countless Conditions
Restless legs syndrome is one example. But the pattern—parasitic symptoms dismissed as neurological or psychiatric conditions—repeats across hundreds of diagnoses:
Conditions Medicine Labels Psychiatric or Idiopathic:
- • Depression
- • Anxiety disorders
- • Bipolar disorder
- • Chronic fatigue syndrome
- • Fibromyalgia
- • Brain fog
- • ADHD
- • Autism spectrum disorders
- • Obsessive-compulsive disorder
- • Treatment-resistant mental illness
Conditions Medicine Labels Neurological (Cause "Unknown"):
- • MS (Multiple Sclerosis)
- • Parkinson's disease
- • Alzheimer's disease
- • ALS
- • Restless legs syndrome
- • Essential tremor
- • Migraines
Conditions Medicine Labels Autoimmune:
- • Lupus
- • Rheumatoid arthritis
- • Crohn's disease
- • Ulcerative colitis
- • Hashimoto's thyroiditis
- • Psoriasis
The common thread: Symptoms consistent with parasitic infection, but parasites never tested for or acknowledged.
What Psychiatric Treatment Actually Does
I was diagnosed with bipolar depression and treatment-resistant depression. For 30 years, the medical system cycled me through psychiatric medications:
The Psychiatric Medication Carousel:
- • SSRIs (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors)
- • SNRIs (Serotonin-Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors)
- • Antipsychotics (including Geodon/ziprasidone)
- • Benzodiazepines (including Xanax/alprazolam)
- • "Flavor of the hour" antidepressant combinations
What These Medications Did:
Weight Gain:
- • Gained 40-50 lbs in a couple months on antipsychotics
- • This happened three or four times in my life
- • Went from natural weight (~195-205 lbs) to obese (~250 lbs)
- • Permanent stretch marks covering my body
Metabolic Damage:
- • Hyperlipidemia (elevated cholesterol) since mid-20s from antipsychotics
- • Cholesterol doesn't lower even when active, fit, eating healthy
- • Permanent internal organ damage
- • Reduced lifespan from metabolic havoc
Tardive Dyskinesia:
- • Permanent involuntary mouth movements
- • Uncontrollable body rocking
- • Openly mocked by children on the street
- • Stigmatizing: "As a man you are unattractive to women"
- • "Now I look like I'm mental"
Benzodiazepine Dangers:
- • Doctors prescribe benzodiazepines "for years if not decades"
- • Not supposed to prescribe more than 2-3 weeks
- • Creates chemical dependence
- • Withdrawal causes seizures, can be fatal
- • Many patients become hopelessly addicted
- • Doctors abruptly discontinue when patients "aren't compliant"
What 30 Years of Treatment Did For Me:
Nothing.
I consulted:
- • Psychiatrists (for 30 years)
- • Neurologists
- • Sleep specialists
- • Dermatologists
- • Urologists
Result: No answers. No cures. Just more medications, more side effects, more harm.
Resolution Through Antiparasitic Treatment
After three decades of psychiatric treatment that caused permanent damage, I self-treated with antiparasitic medication purchased from India:
Treatment: Ivermectin
Results after 3 days:
Conditions That Resolved:
- ✓ GERD/acid reflux (was scheduled for hiatal hernia surgery on Medicaid—no longer needed)
- ✓ Gastrointestinal issues
Conditions That Improved with the Flavonoid Luteolin:
- ✓ Chronic fatigue
- ✓ Brain fog
- ✓ Hypersomnia (excessive sleeping)
- ✓ Depression (sub-threshold for clinical depression for first time in adult life)
- ✓ Orthostatic intolerance (dizziness/fainting when standing)
After Stopping All Psychiatric Medications:
- ✓ Lost all the weight antipsychotics caused
- ✓ Mental clarity improved
- ✓ Depression improved more than it ever had on antidepressants
The Pattern:
Chronic untreated parasitic infections cause symptoms medicine labels as:
- • Mental health disorders
- • Neurological conditions
- • Gastrointestinal problems
- • Sleep disorders
- • Metabolic dysfunction
Treat the parasites, supplement with neuroprotective compounds → symptoms resolve or improve.
But medicine won't test for parasites, won't acknowledge parasitic causes, and will label you delusional if you present evidence.
How Medicine Dismisses Evidence
When patients present with visible parasitic symptoms, medicine has a diagnosis ready: Delusional Parasitosis.
The Definition:
A psychiatric condition where the patient falsely believes they are infested with parasites.
How It's Used:
- • Patient reports parasitic symptoms
- • Patient may bring specimens for examination
- • Doctor labels patient as delusional WITHOUT examining specimens
- • Patient is prescribed antipsychotics
- • Evidence is dismissed
- • Patient is discredited
The "Matchbox Sign":
Medical literature describes the "matchbox sign"—when patients bring specimens in containers (matchboxes, jars, bags) as "proof" of delusional parasitosis.
The assumption: If you bring evidence, you're mentally ill.
This is psychiatric weaponization: Evidence of parasites is reframed as evidence of mental illness.
My Experience:
I was diagnosed with delusional parasitosis by a dermatologist despite having visible parasitic infections.
Once labeled with a delusional disorder, no medical provider will take you seriously.
You are outcasted. Nothing you say is taken seriously. Every symptom you report is dismissed as part of your delusion. Every piece of evidence you present is reframed as proof of your mental illness.
The diagnosis follows you through the medical system like a scarlet letter.
I wasn't delusional. The parasites were visible, documented, real.
But medicine doesn't care about evidence when evidence threatens the system.
Profit Over Cure
In a profit-driven medical system, there is no incentive to cure chronic illness.
The Business Model:
Psychiatric Medications (Lifetime Prescriptions):
- • Antidepressants: Billions in annual revenue
- • Antipsychotics: Billions in annual revenue
- • Benzodiazepines: Billions in annual revenue
- • Patients stay on medications for decades
- • Side effects require additional medications
- • Metabolic damage requires more treatment
Dopamine Agonists for RLS:
- • Patients take for life
- • Never cured, only "managed"
- • Continuous revenue stream
Antiparasitic Treatment (Short Course, Cure):
- • Ivermectin: Generic, cheap
- • Albendazole: Generic, cheap
- • Praziquantel: Generic, cheap
- • 3-14 day treatment course
- • Cures condition
- • Minimal revenue
Which does the system prefer?
The Answer:
Medicine manufactures neurological and psychiatric diagnoses to:
- Dismiss parasitic evidence
- Discredit patients who present it
- Prescribe profitable lifetime medications
- Avoid acknowledging curable parasitic causes
- Maintain the chronic illness management model
This isn't conspiracy theory. This is documented business practice.
You've seen:
- • Marshall's ulcer cure suppressed for 23 years (Page 2)
- • Medicine's history of deliberate harm (Page 3)
- • Biological warfare throughout history (Page 4)
- • And now neurological/psychiatric weaponization (this page)
The pattern is undeniable.
Personal Testimony: 30 Years of Psychiatric Harm
The video below documents my 30-year experience with psychiatric treatment, the permanent damage caused by medications, and the resolution of chronic conditions through antiparasitic treatment and neuroprotective supplementation.
The Serotonin and Dopamine Hypothesis is Crap
Medicine bases psychiatric treatment on the chemical imbalance theory:
- • Depression is low serotonin → treat with SSRIs
- • Treatment-resistant conditions are dopamine problems → treat with dopamine agonists or antipsychotics
This hypothesis is not supported by evidence.
The Reality:
Mental health conditions—especially chronic, treatment-resistant ones—don't result from mental weakness or chemical imbalances.
They result from undiagnosed underlying pathogenic causes:
- • Parasitic infections
- • Chronic inflammation (often parasitically induced)
- • Neuroinflammation (brain inflammation)
- • Biological causes medicine refuses to investigate
We keep pushing dopamine and serotonin hypotheses because they're profitable, not because they're true.
Why Parasites Go Undetected
Medicine Claims:
"Parasites don't exist in developed nations" or "Parasitic infections are rare in the United States"
The Reality:
Parasites aren't tested for properly.
Standard Parasite Testing Limitations:
- • Standard parasite exams don't detect parasites in general
- • Stool tests only detect intestinal parasites
- • Miss tissue-dwelling parasites entirely
- • Tests require "travel history outside the country in past 5 years"
- • If you don't check that box, labs don't test for many species
Visual Identification Problems:
- • These parasites are nearly transparent
- • Microscopic diameter (threadlike)
- • Next to impossible to see with the naked eye
- • Require specific lighting/magnification
- • Most doctors never look at specimens patients bring
The Assumption:
"If standard tests are negative, parasites don't exist."
The Truth:
Standard tests aren't designed to detect the parasites causing these conditions.
Why So Many Chronic Conditions Suddenly Appeared
Since the 1960s-70s, chronic conditions have exploded at alarming rates:
- • Autism spectrum disorders
- • ADHD
- • Depression and anxiety
- • Chronic fatigue syndrome
- • Fibromyalgia
- • Autoimmune diseases
- • Neurological conditions
- • Treatment-resistant mental illness
Medicine's Response:
"The causes elude us. More research is needed. These are idiopathic or genetic conditions."
The Pattern:
All of these conditions have symptoms consistent with parasitic infection.
The Question:
Why did these conditions suddenly appear and spike in prevalence in developed nations over a few decades?
Possible Explanations:
- • Environmental contamination
- • Water supply compromise
- • Food supply compromise
- • Biological warfare (as documented in Page 4)
- • Covert population control
- • Medical experimentation
What We Know:
Medicine refuses to investigate parasitic causes, labels patients presenting evidence as delusional, and profits from lifetime symptom management.
Ready to See the System Behind This?
You've seen the documented parasitic evidence (Page 1), understood why medicine denies infection for profit (Page 2), witnessed medicine's history of malicious experimentation (Page 3), learned about biological warfare throughout history (Page 4), and now discovered how neurological and psychiatric diagnoses weaponize dismissal (this page).
The pattern is clear: parasitic evidence is dismissed, patients are labeled with neurological or psychiatric conditions, and profitable symptom management continues indefinitely.
Next, discover the specific institutional structures—pharmaceutical companies, medical boards, insurance systems, psychiatric establishment—designed to maintain this suppression.
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