Too loud, too bright, too fast, too tight

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http://www.amazon.com/Loud-Bright-Fast-Tight-Overstimulating/dp/0060932929/ref=sr_1_1?s=books & ie=UTF8 & qid=1337946977 & sr=1-1 Someone mentioned this book so I checked it out and ordered one. This certainly fits with the Miso/4S symptoms. I found the last review interesting.Her recommendations for dealing with the problem are similar to the ones that I came to naturally over the years to in trying to alleviate the symptoms...... Diet, exercise, meditation etc. No NFB, which I feel may be the ultimate cure at this point (or at least one of them), but sound advice anyway. I'll give a review soon.Mike

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Mike,

The book was copyrighted in 2002, so it won't include newer potential

treatments. But the information about sensory disorders still apply as far as I

know. Some of the book is fairly technical, but mostly enlightening. Enjoy.

Colleen

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http://www.amazon.com/Loud-Bright-Fast-Tight-Overstimulating/dp/0060932929/ref=s\

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> Someone mentioned this book so I checked it out and ordered one. This

certainly fits with the Miso/4S symptoms. 

> I found the last review interesting.

> Her recommendations for dealing with the problem are similar to the ones that

I came to naturally over the years to in trying to alleviate 

> the symptoms...... Diet, exercise, meditation etc. 

> No NFB, which I feel may be the ultimate cure at this point (or at least one

of them), but sound advice anyway. 

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> I'll give a review soon.

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> Mike

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I have read that book and it is very helpful and very informative and comparing

sensory defensiveness.

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http://www.amazon.com/Loud-Bright-Fast-Tight-Overstimulating/dp/0060932929/ref=s\

r_1_1?s=books & ie=UTF8 & qid=1337946977 & sr=1-1 

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> > Someone mentioned this book so I checked it out and ordered one. This

certainly fits with the Miso/4S symptoms. 

> > I found the last review interesting.

> > Her recommendations for dealing with the problem are similar to the ones

that I came to naturally over the years to in trying to alleviate 

> > the symptoms...... Diet, exercise, meditation etc. 

> > No NFB, which I feel may be the ultimate cure at this point (or at least one

of them), but sound advice anyway. 

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> > I'll give a review soon.

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> > Mike

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