No such thing as a "Physical-Mental-Disease", which is what psychology currently goes about trying to fix. There are Physical-Diseases effecting the brain, but they are not mental in any way, though mental activity would be impaired. In my opinion mental diseases do exist but they have to be fixed using different medication than those on offer; offer pleasurable drugs to those with depression for example. To those with schizophrenia, brain relaxants. Something for the patient to follow mentally, not drugs that have no effect on feeling what so ever. Otherwise the mind is not doing anything in response to the intoxication. Mental diseases must be cured by hijacking or over-riding the senses and body of someone. The current selection of medication have no effect. I don't care what surveys say, those people are forced to agree and people tend to lie. There's no real proof they do anything and as I've just explained, what they do do is not much of a mental activity stimulant and doesn't help resolve purely mental diseases(as the patient would literally need to move and sense differently).

It's like this but with heart and mind where mind is the perfect triangulation for heart energy.