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This is an exclusive product!  Help us keep elib.tech all the more special for its exclusivity.  Out of respect for the original authors and publishers, please do NOT make this product freely available to those outside of our community.You will be banned if you disregard this notice.The Dynamic Neural Retraining System™ is a ground-breaking limbic system neuro-rehabilitation program that assists people in recovering from• Chronic Fatigue Syndrome• Fibromyalgia• Multiple Chemical Sensitivity• Chronic Pain Syndromes• Electric Hypersensitivity Syndrome• Anxiety• and more…The term Neuroplasticity refers to the brain’s unique ability to change itself. What all of these illnesses have in common is their genesis is rooted in impaired limbic system function in the brain. Through using neuroplasticity promoting techniques, participants are methodically instructed in how to create positive changes in the structure and function of the limbic system.The Dynamic Neural Retraining System™ represents a new paradigm in healing as we discover the link between brain function and optimal health.This is not a quick fix program. While immediate results can happen within the 3 day training period, one must practice daily for 6 months to receive the full benefits of this revolutionary training.If you are serious about changing your life then we would love to assist you on your journey back to recovery.—–Please be aware that these DVDs were really pretty badly authored or manufactured.  They would barely play on my set-top DVD players, and even VLC had trouble playing the DVD images.  This wasn’t a protective-measure on the company’s side – it was just a bad go-round for the publishers.I’ve had to rip each video portion and a few slides from the DVD menu system, and have arranged them in their proper order of sequence.  This was the best presentation that I could make with what I had to work with.The part titled “Brain Trauma Cycle” in the folder “3. Seminar Day 2” is a bit wonky and fuzzy looking.  There was nothing I could do about this.  It’s pretty much all talk anyway and you shouldn’t be missing any vital visuals in this one portion.