MULTIPLE CHEMICAL SENSITIVITIES
CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME
FIBROMYALGIA
ELECTRIC HYPERSENSITIVITY SYNDROME
ANXIETY

Neuroplasticity is Driving a Revolution in
Health Care

The term Neuroplasticity refers to the brain’s unique ability to change itself.

Impaired Limbic System function is associated with many of these so-called "mysterious" illnesses. Through using neuroplasticity promoting techniques, participants are methodically instructed in how to create positive changes in the structure and function of the limbic system.

The Dynamic Neural Retraining System represents a new paradigm in healing as we discover the link between brain function and optimal health.

This is not a quick fix program. While immediate results can happen within the 3 day training period, one must practice daily for 6 months to receive the full benefits of this revolutionary training.

If you are serious about changing your life then we would love to assist you on your journey back to recovery.

We look forward to helping you ...

Retrain Your Brain,
........Transform Your Health
...................and Reclaim Your LIfe!

Annie Hopper
CEO and Founder
The Dynamic Neural Retraining System™

THE DYNAMIC NEURAL RETRAINING SYSTEM™
NOW OFFERS YOU TWO OPTIONS TO
KICKSTART YOUR RECOVERY PROCESS

Register for an In-Person 3 Day Neuro Rehabilitation Program

Groups are kept small to give you the most direct and immediate access to an experienced DNRS facilitator who can help you to discover and work through any
‘blind spots’ that may present hidden obstacles to recovery.

Order the Dynamic Neural Retraining System™ DVD Series
Learn from the comfort of your own home with the
14 hour DNRS instructional DVD series. Available with or without transcription.

From A Medical Doctor's Perspective

The Dynamic Neural Retraining System™ is a practice that weaves together cutting-edge scientific research based on neurological rehabilitation and functional imaging, with the age-old traditions of mindfulness and healing. It is a brilliant step-by-step practice that teaches us how our conscious brain can access the subconscious brain and thereby alter automatic physiologic and emotional responses. It teaches us how to access our “rest and digest” physiology—the parasympathetic nervous system-- which promotes vitality and diminishes chronic inflammation. This practice has the potential not only to help persons with any type of chronic inflammatory state (most, if not all, chronic diseases including autoimmune disorders, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, and emotional imbalances) but, perhaps more importantly, it gives us the gift of self-empowerment.

There is a growing body of scientific research that is helping us to understand chronic inflammatory pathways and hormonal cascades; they are inextricably linked to each other and to the central nervous system through the limbic-hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis. Through mindfulness and neuro-cognitive techniques, the DNRS program helps us bypass dysfunctional limbic system loops that activates the vagus nerve, which is the central player in the parasympathetic nervous system. The vagus nerve is not only responsible for healthy digestion, but it is also what gives us our “visceral” feelings about our experiences. When stimulated, the vagus nerve can decrease inflammatory cytokines, thereby inhibiting the amplification of inflammation and the debilitating symptoms it causes. It is central to homeostasis and well-being.

As a physician that was on a 2-year medical leave due to chronic health challenges, I not only had my own challenges to recover from, but I’d also witnessed hundreds of patients struggling to jump over similar hurdles. After trying conventional therapies at top medical institutions, various forms of alternative medicine, drastically changing my diet, and taking various supplements, I was still taking things day-by-day and not able to build up any resilience. I came across neural retraining as something I wanted to try to help my multiple food sensitivities. I was not, however, expecting to see the comprehensive level of healing that has occurred since I began practicing. In just 2 months after beginning the DNRS practice, I had enough energy and stability to go back to work. In these past 5 months, I have been more active in my children’s schools, been able to travel, to sleep better, to gradually exercise more. Overall, I am less fearful of my body’s responses, less fearful of life itself. I am happier and freer.

My medical practice has always been centered on the practices of ancestral cultures and learning from their thousands of years of history. To find a practice that uses this ancient wisdom-- but packaged in a new paradigm-- to enhance our own wellness is deeply rewarding.

Cynthia Li, MD
Internal Medicine
Berkeley, California
April 2012