Psychiatry is not a part of medicine

Maarten Maartensz again:

However, some of the ICD10–PHC disorders were equivalent to existing categories in the parent classification, and did not take into account developments in diagnostic thinking. An interesting example of this concerns ‘medically unexplained symptoms’, which appear to have fallen out of favour with our GP colleagues, who have taken the view that even some medically explained symptoms can be abnormally prolonged and accentuated. Psychiatrists have taken a similar view: the new concept of ‘complex somatic symptom disorder’ being field tested for DSM–V also draws attention not to whether somatic symptoms can be explained, but to the cognitive components that may accompany them, whether they are part of a known physical disease or not.

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What the rest of medical science cannot explain, psychiatric pseudoscience will and does explain as madness, but wrapped up in euphemistic terms for better public consumption and deception.

It really comes to this, and it is evidently pseudoscientific bullshit and nonsense:

You cannot scientifically both not know how to explain an illness, outside psychiatry, and know how to explain the same illness, inside psychiatry. Either the rest of medical science is real science and psychiatry is not, or psychiatry is real science, and the rest of medicine be better terminated as dangerously mis- and under-diagnosing madness.
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