The Salts of the Earth and Synthetic Insanity: The Bipolar Theory

Author: Dennis Miller
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0595314996

The Salts of the Earth and Synthetic Insanity: The Bipolar Theory: A Physical Explanation of Bipolar Mental Illness

The Salts of the Earth and Synthetic Insanity by Dennis Miller is a radically different view of the cause of Bipolar Mental Disorder. Get The Salts of the Earth and Synthetic Insanity: The Bipolar Theory diet books 2013 for free.
Author Dennis Miller uses physiology and biochemistry to explain this disease, also known as manic-depression. This book is unlike any other book on bipolar disease. Author Dennis Miller sets forth a physiologic explanation of the symptoms and cause of this disease. Author Dennis Miller proposes that the mental symptoms are a result of a physiologic disease that affects the kidney. Author Dennis Miller substantiates this theory with over 200 footnotes, many from the medical texts Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine and The Merck Manual, National Institute of Health, and major universities. Check The Salts of the Earth and Synthetic Insanity: The Bipolar Theory our best diet books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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Author Dennis Miller uses physiology and biochemistry to explain this disease, also known as manic-depression. This book is unlike any other book on bipolar disease. Author Dennis Miller sets forth a physiologic explanation of the symptoms and cause of this disease. Author Dennis Miller proposes that the mental symptoms are a result of a physiologic disease that affects the kidney

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