U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy told ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze in an interview on Monday. "We are living in the middle of a youth mental health crisis, and I have said publicly that this is the defining public health challenge of our time. Teenagers are by definition not ready for adult life. They lack experience and proper training and that diminishing physical health and emotional /intellectual chances for a successful life . Our adult lives are determined by competition, rush, and success, they simply don’t have our strength and experience. Their physical and emotional health easily derails on track of depression, anxiety, and drugs. Who’s and how to supervise strengthening teenagers emotional and intellectual potential and protect the growing up process in those aspects. We do have a business training, math, and physics classes. Why not have mind training classes to practice patience, determination, strength of will…… all elements necessarily necessary