Living Well with Dystonia Free

Author: Karen MD Frei
Edition: 1
Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B004MME5OO

Living Well with Dystonia

Living Well with Dystonia: A Patient Guide provides comprehensive information on a wide array of dystonias. Get Living Well with Dystonia diet books 2013 for free.
It is intended individuals with various forms of dystonia who want to adjust lifestyle activities to accommodate this chronic condition, but do not want the disorder to define them. It is a resource and tool for both individuals with the disorder and their families to become better educated about the options available to them.
Living Well with Dystonia covers:


What is Dystonia?

Diagnosis

Treatment

Rehabilitation Exercises

Personal Vignettes
Resources
;1 Introduction

2 Overview of Dystonias

3 Genetics of Dystonias

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Living Well with Dystonia Free

It is intended individuals with various forms of dystonia who want to adjust lifestyle activities to accommodate this chronic condition, but do not want the disorder to define them
Living Well with Dystonia covers:


What is Dystonia?

Diagnosis

Treatment

Rehabilitation Exercises

Personal Vignettes
Resources
;1 Introduction

2 Overview of Dystonias

3 Genetics of Dystonias

4

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