In this explosive episode of Healthspiracy, we blow the lid off the trillion-dollar mental health machine. “Mental Wealthfare” exposes how Big Pharma hijacked your emotions, sold you a serotonin fairy tale, and turned human suffering into Wall Street dividends. From the debunked “chemical imbalance” theory to the sketchy DSM playbook, we drag the entire psychiatric-industrial complex into the spotlight.

We call out the celebrities cashing in, the meds causing more harm than healing, and the medical system that would rather drug your despair than face its roots. But we don’t stop at rage—we arm you with truth. Real, natural, science-backed alternatives like 5-HTP, magnesium, vitamin D, exercise, and actual community-based healing get the spotlight they deserve.

If you’ve ever been told your soul’s distress was just a pill deficiency—this one’s for you.

Warning: Side effects may include radical clarity, suppressed outrage resurfacing, and uncontrollable urges to reclaim your mental sovereignty.

Comment below: What helped YOU heal—pills, people, plants, or peace?

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