Overcome What Your Brain Cannot: Retrain your brain to respond the way it did prior to experiencing illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury including stroke, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, and neuropathy.
Have you ever wondered why you fail to improve after experiencing illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury? Perhaps it is due to a brain that refuses to allow itself to heal or get better. When you read this book you will discover that your failure to get better may be due to the way that your brain continuously reacts in a manner that prevents you from improving. Using the scientific approach presented in this book, you will find that it is possible for many individuals to get better again even after they are told that nothing more can be done or that they will just have to live with their dysfunction. The ability to get better is now made possible by unlocking how the brain clinically learns, functions, and instinctually reacts to an illness or injury. Using this knowledge, you can arrive at a new clinical diagnosis that recognizes that the brain has also been injured attempting to respond to the illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury. The result of this nonstructural brain injury is the clinical symptoms and dysfunction that you continually suffer from. Once you recognize this source, you will read how a simple and effective treatment is available. This book redefines our clinical understanding and treatment of many illnesses, including stroke, fibromyalgia, neuralgias, chronic pain, neuropathy, memory loss, as well as many physical and emotional injuries. Since seeing is believing, see what is possible at: Amazingtreatment.com
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Overcome What Your Brain Cannot: Retrain your brain to respond the way it did prior to experiencing illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury including stroke, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, and neuropathy.
Have you ever wondered why you fail to improve after experiencing illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury? Perhaps it is due to a brain that refuses to allow itself to heal or get better. When you read this book you will discover that your failure to get better may be due to the way that your brain continuously reacts in a manner that prevents you from improving. Using the scientific approach presented in this book, you will find that it is possible for many individuals to get better again even after they are told that nothing more can be done or that they will just have to live with their dysfunction. The ability to get better is now made possible by unlocking how the brain clinically learns, functions, and instinctually reacts to an illness or injury. Using this knowledge, you can arrive at a new clinical diagnosis that recognizes that the brain has also been injured attempting to respond to the illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury. The result of this nonstructural brain injury is the clinical symptoms and dysfunction that you continually suffer from. Once you recognize this source, you will read how a simple and effective treatment is available. This book redefines our clinical understanding and treatment of many illnesses, including stroke, fibromyalgia, neuralgias, chronic pain, neuropathy, memory loss, as well as many physical and emotional injuries. Since seeing is believing, see what is possible at: Amazingtreatment.com
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Overcome What Your Brain Cannot: Retrain your brain to respond the way it did prior to experiencing illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury including stroke, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, and neuropathy.

Overcome What Your Brain Cannot: Retrain your brain to respond the way it did prior to experiencing illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury including stroke, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, and neuropathy.

by Richard G Herman
Overcome What Your Brain Cannot: Retrain your brain to respond the way it did prior to experiencing illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury including stroke, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, and neuropathy.

Overcome What Your Brain Cannot: Retrain your brain to respond the way it did prior to experiencing illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury including stroke, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, and neuropathy.

by Richard G Herman

Overview

Have you ever wondered why you fail to improve after experiencing illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury? Perhaps it is due to a brain that refuses to allow itself to heal or get better. When you read this book you will discover that your failure to get better may be due to the way that your brain continuously reacts in a manner that prevents you from improving. Using the scientific approach presented in this book, you will find that it is possible for many individuals to get better again even after they are told that nothing more can be done or that they will just have to live with their dysfunction. The ability to get better is now made possible by unlocking how the brain clinically learns, functions, and instinctually reacts to an illness or injury. Using this knowledge, you can arrive at a new clinical diagnosis that recognizes that the brain has also been injured attempting to respond to the illness, physical trauma, or emotional injury. The result of this nonstructural brain injury is the clinical symptoms and dysfunction that you continually suffer from. Once you recognize this source, you will read how a simple and effective treatment is available. This book redefines our clinical understanding and treatment of many illnesses, including stroke, fibromyalgia, neuralgias, chronic pain, neuropathy, memory loss, as well as many physical and emotional injuries. Since seeing is believing, see what is possible at: Amazingtreatment.com

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781453885383
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 01/10/2011
Pages: 206
Product dimensions: 5.88(w) x 9.20(h) x 0.46(d)

About the Author

Many individuals have experienced and continue to suffer the ongoing effects of an illness, physical injury or emotional trauma but very few fail to realize the following. What if your body has physically healed but your brain failed to recognize that you improved. The result is that you will continue to experience symptoms that do not benefit your wellbeing. This is because your brain is instinctively responding to an illness, injury or trauma that is not even present. The contents of this book deals with this form of injury. By retraining the brain to react, respond and function in the way it did prior to the injury, symptoms can be reduced or eliminated. Many medical conditions can be improved in a single visit. These include treat chronic pain, fibromyalgia, hypersensitivity, neuralgia, neuropathy, numbness, post-traumatic stress disorder, rotator cuff injury and stroke.
Dr. Herman, a board certified physician and surgeon, is an assistant clinical professor in OB/GYN at Michigan State University. He maintains an active practice as an Obstetrician and Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgeon at Comprehensive Obstetrics and Gynecology in Livonia, Michigan. In addition to his commitment to advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgery, Dr. Herman also offers an innovative alternative medical approach at The Center for Neuroreactive Medicine located in the Botsford Wellness Complex at the Total Rehabilitation and Athletic Conditioning Center at 39830 Grand River, Suite B 3 in Novi, Michigan. New patients and referral are welcome. Appointments can be made by calling (248) 476-6924.
Dr. Herman can be contacted at his personal email: drrichardherman@gmail.com
Dr. Herman has also recently published a book on this subject called Overcome What Your Brain Cannot that is available on Amazon.com and as a Kindle download. This book revolutionizes how such brain injuries are understood. The book also redefines how these injuries occur and contribute to the symptoms many people seek to overcome. It also discusses how such injuries can be successfully treated.
Dr. Herman's innovative treatment has been featured on Fox 2 news. See for yourself how Dr. Herman's medical treatment can improve your wellbeing by viewing the video website at www.AmazingTreatment.com
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