"When people come to you as a result of that kind of interrogation, how do you actually pick up the pieces, psychologically speaking?"

"People firstly become very disorientated"

"They lose track of time, day and night, especially if the lights are left on all the time or they are in dark all the time, so they lose track of time"

"That in itself is very psychologically undermining. It’s something that none of us really experience, but if you lose track of time you really get very distressed and disturbed. "

"You also lose a spatial orientation. "

"You start losing track of where you are, what the place is and so on. "

"So you start developing what is almost like a delirium, you really feel like you’re out of touch with reality.'

"People get paranoid, they misinterpret everything as threatening, they become very focused on obsessional thoughts"

"For example, the next meal becomes the key issue. So their mind become very constrained in its capacity to think widely and broadly, and the sense of loneliness, being cut off from the world is immense. "

AND IF YOU ARE PREGNANT, WITH A NARROW MINDED POINT OF VIEW ON SOMETHING SO SIMPLE AS THE NEXT MEAL, THEN YOU ARE PRETTY MUCH DYING.