Neurology verses psychiatry -Mark Ralph Rowe

Neurology has a pathology that is observable with a defined physiological set of biochemical laws and definitions contained within organic chemistry and physical chemistry. The focus of psychiatry has been on functional disorders having made psychiatry awkward and artificial.

Functional disorders do not have an observable pathology since, the physiological set of biochemical laws and definitions contained within organic chemistry and physical chemistry are not the scientific root for basis of the development and theory of functional disorders (functional disorders have been the focus of psychiatry for over one hundred years) since, functional disorders do not have and observable pathology.

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