In The Diseasing of America’s Children, John Rosemond and Dr. Bose Ravenel argue that the modern surge in psychiatric diagnoses like ADHD, ODD, and early onset bipolar disorder is driven by pseudoscience rather than biological evidence. The authors contend that these labels "medicalize" typical childhood behaviors, often leading to the unnecessary use of psychotropic medications. Instead of viewing these issues as incurable brain diseases, the text proposes a developmental model where behavioral problems are rooted in postmodern parenting failures, excessive electronic media exposure, and poor nutrition. To resolve these challenges, the authors advocate for a return to traditional, adult-centered discipline that emphasizes character training and first-time obedience. They provide several case studies to demonstrate how structured lifestyle changes can successfully "cure" children without pharmaceutical intervention. Ultimately, the work seeks to empower parents to reclaim their authority and reject the "professional-corporate alliance" that profits from childhood disorders.