Seven of ten stable without drugs!

Temper tantrums stopped!

Mania stopped with "Two - Minute Mania Manager!"

Antibiotics stop or start psychoses!

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Mania, depression, psychosis can be TRIGGERED by antibiotics, stress, infection, diet.

Mania, depression, psychosis can be STOPPED with antibiotics, nutrients,

dietary changes and the "two-minute 24-hour mania manager."

Episodes can be PREVENTED by reducing stress, proper diet, nutrients.

There are many external factors that can influence your mental health such as mercury, aspartame, pesticides, molds, glutamate, even milk and bread, and yet the environment isn't the whole picture. How you individually respond to your environment is also important.

There are tests that can point to solutions. There are professionals who can find solutions for you.;

I worked as a mental health professional for 28 years in the Air Force as a licensed clinical social worker (Alaska). I worked in emergency rooms assisting people in crises,  counseled individuals and family members devastated by mental illness. Back then all I could do was facilitate hospitalization and encourage folks to stay on their medications and survive crisis after crisis.  I was a part of the mental health delivery system, the same system that failed my father and is failing my son..

My father had been subjected to the ups and down of bipolar disorder throughout his life.  It looked like my son was going down the same path. His doctors were unable to help him. Some even made him worse and none were able to stop the hypomanic behavior between manic episodes.  I looked and found less traveled paths. You can too.

Should you try that herb that was recommended by a friend? How can you tell if a charismatic healer is more interested in your pocketbook than your health? How can you or a member of your family avoid the infamous American Gulag that awaits the outliers of society? How can you assess the science behind differing perspectives? How can you turn failure into success?  Here is what Dr Bryan Kolb has to say.

Behavioral disorders are undoubtedly the most complex and personally debilitating of all human conditions. As a neuroscientist, perhaps the most difficult part of understanding behavioral disorders is that we simply do not understand how the normal brain works so that our understanding of how it fails to work properly is mostly based upon hunches and promising leads. As a result, the available treatments are often crudely described as treating a "hangnail with a hammer." Such a characterization is perhaps an overstatement but it captures the futility that both patients and family feel when behavioral disorders are treated with powerful psychotropic drugs. David Moyer poignantly captures this in his personal tale of his father and son who suffer from bipolar disorder. But there is more to the book that a study of two people. It is also a perceptive study by the author into the nature of drug discovery and the difficulty in finding nonmedical treatments that not only make sense scientifically but have valid scientific support. As a neuroscientist I was impressed by his scholarly and objective analysis of the "parallel" universe of treating behavioral disorders both inside and outside mainstream medicine. This is a book that deserves to be read by clinicians, scientists, as well as the families of people suffering from behavioral disorders stemming from all sorts of etiologies.

Bryan Kolb, PhD, FRSC, Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience, Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience, University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, AB, Canada

Learn how nutrients reduce symptoms with an 80% effect size.

That is saying quite a bit.... Why?

Because a 30% effect size is the best most expect in research.

And what is this about a "two-minute 24-hour mania manager"?

Yes, it is true. It stops mania in just two minutes! How do I know? It has been documented in the medical literature and it  worked on my own son for 12 hours. Sounds too far out? Actually it is an accepted medical procedure, though not currently used for mania. 

OK, you say, but what about 70% of bipolar patients being symptom free without drugs by taking supplements?

Unbelievable? Yes! True? Yes!                                               

Supplements discussed in the book actually work, but not for everybody. They may work for you. 

This is an opportunity you won't want to miss.

Too good to be true? Those with a history of psychosis and their loved ones know the consequences of delusions.  Being a special prophet from God or the Cosmos does nothing but provide an admission ticket to psychiatric hospitals where drugs and restraint are the primary treatments of choice. No, we are NOT talking here about hope through denial and delusion, but hope through scientific studies, personal experience and carefully reasoned discussion. We are talking about hope from a fuller understanding of one of God's most complex and mysterious creations, ourselves. We don't need to retreat into magical thinking. We can now easily access through the Internet data we couldn't access before such as peer reviewed professional publications. We can learn from amazing case histories. The answers aren't all in yet, but we can act on that part of the story we do know. And lest you think, those who would have you just withdraw from all your meds have the right idea, think again. Some question the biological origins of mental disorders and they view medications as harmful. Some think that therapy and compassion can undo the trauma that is presumed to cause mental illness. Stress is only a part of the picture. Mental illnesses are physical disorders that require physical treatment, not just psychotherapy. But does that biological treatment necessarily have to include medications? Sometimes, but not always. Give a broken brain what it needs to function and it will, more often than not.

Do you remember Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath"? This book actually reminds one of the award-winning novel. Steinbeck writes a chapter about the Joad family, then a chapter on the "big picture". Moyer does a similarly exemplary job of interweaving the personal with the general in a way that is really quite captivating.

Moyer discusses his family history. We learn about a malady that appears to have effected distant relatives, his dad, and finally his son. We learn how it can impact a family. We learn about a health care system that too often is ineffective and, at the same time, lacks respect for the patient and loved-ones. We also learn about the incredible complexity of bipolar disorder, brain chemistry, and the myriad of potential solutions to the disorder. It is this last aspect that offers hope to those impacted by the disorder.

This is a book that both touches and educates us. A hearty thumbs-up for both a moving and informative work.

Linda Norman

Sometimes these medications are the only option and, in spite of the risks must be taken. However many today are living normal lives that would have been thought to be impossible not that many years ago. How can they do that, you ask? They are taking nutritional supplements. Margo Kidder has not had a psychotic episode since her tragic episode in Los Angeles years ago. She takes supplements available in any health food store to maintain her mental health.

"A gripper of a classic. ...an education in the humanity required to help manage inhumane illnesses."

Virginia T Sherr, M.D.

When water gets caught in habitual whirlpools,

 Dig a way out through the bottom to the ocean.

 There is a secret medicine Given only to those who hurt so hard They can't hope.

David Moyer, LCSW, Lt Col USAF, Ret.

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This site introduces Too Good to be True? Nutrients Quiet the Unquiet Brain and other related books. It explores leading edge emerging views from the author's investigations into the effects of infections like Lyme disease and Bartonella on manic-depressive illness and other psychiatric disorders. Other topics include the latest reviews and reader comments; book related events such as book signings; the latest research on the restorative power of nutrients and the possibly debilitating effects of gluten, casein, chronic infections; original music that reflects creativity and the bipolar experience; and finally, links which you may find helpful, whether you are a client, a friend, or a loved one on an odyssey to help yourself or others to better cope with central nervous system disorders. I do not have any business relationship with any of the companies on this web site or in the book except for the fact that I sell the books that have an asterisk to health food stores. Ongoing changes are being made to make the site as user friendly as possible. See email address below to give feedback.