This is a fairly hostile take. For many drugs are the only option. More generally, the usual best strategy is to pursue multiple treatments in parallel. > some

This is a fairly hostile take. For many drugs are the only option. More generally, the usual best strategy is to pursue multiple treatments in parallel. > some people choose to live with the issues rather than deal with the side effects or on effectiveness of drugs/therapy. Many, many others would be unable to be a normal member of society without medical intervention. No one is saying drugs are the only option, but they are an incredibly, consistently effective one. By comparison I'm unaware of any behavioral therapy for any underlying condition that is predictably effective anywhere close to "most of the time."