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Healing ADD: The Breakthrough Program That Allows You to See and Heal the 6 Types of ADD

Hard, visual data make a compelling case for the existence of attention deficit disorder (ADD) in this pioneering work by Daniel G.

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Amen, M.D.

Using a nuclear medicine technique called "single photon emission computed tomography" (SPECT)--a controversial step, according to some of his peers--Dr.

Amen scans patients' brains to identify various abnormalities.

From more than 8,000 such studies and more than 12,000 patient evaluations, Dr.

Amen concludes that six--not the formerly presumed two--different types of ADD exist.

This book encompasses the full spectrum of Dr.

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Author: Daniel G. Amen

Publisher: Berkley Trade

Date: Jun. 17, 2002

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