People With Certain Delusions May Be Victims Of Brain Injury, Not Mental Illness
The mind is still full of secrets that will keep scientists busy for years to come. But a new study may be closing in on one longstanding mystery: why someone .\r
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Medical science still finds out disorders which cant get explained. From the Landu-Kleffner Syndrome to Capgras Delusion – here are some of the most bizarre .\r
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Research studies show that people with TBI who exercise show fewer symptoms of depression, fatigue, and cognitive problems.
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Get my book, Gaslighting, Love Bombing and Flying Monkeys: The Ultimate Toxic Relationship Survival Guide for Victims and Survivors of Narcissistic Abuse .\r
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Medical science still finds out disorders which cant get explained. From the Landu-Kleffner Syndrome to Capgras Delusion – here are some of the most bizarre .\r
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Research studies show that people with TBI who exercise show fewer symptoms of depression, fatigue, and cognitive problems.