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Dr Marco — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 18:43:39 +0000

Thank you for your comment, I am sorry if it does not make sense to you. These “disorders” are not definitive to just a right brain or left brain problem only. These are just generalized commonalities of what the left and right brain does and some common symptoms that can be seen with weaknesses in these areas. Every person is different and it is most important for a child to get a comprehensive evaluation to see where their weakness is. Once we see where the weakness is then we can devise a plan that will work for that child.

The research is definitely developing and over the next few years you will find more and more research on this. There is tons and tons of Neuroscience studies being developed as we speak and its absolutely fascinating! The bottom line is when there are weakness in the brain and nervous system symptoms ranging from pain and weakness to attentional and personality disorders can develop, its the way the human being functions, not something that was made up. Your Nervous System shows 4 major changes when there is functional weakness: Abnormal Sensations (ie pain, tingling, etc), Abnormal Movements Patterns (ie uncoordinated movements, shaking or tremors, balance problems, etc), Abnormal Thoughts (ie Depression, ADHD, OCD etc), and Abnormal Posture (ie slouching, scoliosis etc). Does your child have any of these changes? That is whats important here, not whether there is research to say its right or wrong. Clinical Results that are occurring on a daily basis in our office is what is more important that the “scientific” research that is usually biased to whatever is being research whether its a drug or a clinical treatment. The individual is more important than the research. Good luck with your child, If i can help in anyway please let me know.

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jenni — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 04:56:40 +0000

Ok, so this does not make sense to me. My daughter has
"disorders" that would indicate she has a disconnect on both the right and the left side. I mean that some of her disorders would indicate a problem with the left side and other disorders she has indicate a problem on the right. Plus, some of the disorders that are associated with the right brain I don't think really are. If she had a problem with the right brain, why would she be so creative, etc. She excels at right brain activities, but somehow has a right brain disconnect? I have reasearched this further and this postition is certainly well publicized by those making a living at selling it, but it is by far NOT the majority opinion. In fact, this research to "support" it seems to me to be slight and seems to have been generalized further than it should be. The research done was very specific and small. Now it has been generalized to include all these disorders? I'm sorry but I don't think so. I need a little more than that. Save your money people. These folks appear to me to appeal to parents of children with disorders that are desperate for a solution. That's too bad.

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