A Simplified Guide to Autonomic Dysfunction: Why the Brain Fails to Repair Itself

by Patrick M. Nemechek, Jean R. Nemechek

Suffering from symptoms no one can understand.? Then this is the book you need.

A Simplified Guide to Autonomic Dysfunction provides the reader with an insightful look at why they are experiencing symptoms from chronic damage to their autonomic nervous system.

This guide will help you understand how damage to the autonomic nervous system can cause symptoms such
- Chronic Fatigue
- Poor Concentration and Focus
- Migraine Headaches
- Lightheaded and Dizzy Sensations
- Increased Hunger and Thirst
- Generalized Anxiety
- Hyperactivity and Fidgetiness

Dr. Nemechek is an expert in clinical autonomic medicine and will help you understand how the brain and the autonomic nervous system are commonly injured and what prevents them from recovering from injury.

Written in an informative and insightful style, this book converts complicated material into something that is simple to read.

84 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 30, 2017

Reviews

[Katie Sullenbrand]

I looked forward to learning more about the author's research on autonomic dysfunction, and his protocol for treating it.

First of all- the protocol is NOT included. I was 3/4 of the way through the book before I read the statement that the protocol was going to be separately released sometime in 2018! This was the entire reason I purchased the book!

Second, I feel that the book is otherwise a little thin on research to back up its claims.

All in all, I had higher hopes for this book.

[C.A. Gray · Rating 3 out of 5]

Points to but does not describe helpful treatments

This implies groundbreaking ideas, but tries to keep them proprietary at the same time. More of an advertisement than an informational book.