Contents summary:

• An overview of the wide variety of conditions which contribute to, cause, or are often mislabelled as schizophrenia.
• The major biotypes -- a reported 90 per cent of individuals given nutritional treatment for biotype-based biochemical imbalances recover, or are greatly improved.
• The role of potentially neurotoxic substances including sugar, alcohol, tobacco, copper, mercury, pesticides, and more.
• Illnesses that can induce symptoms mimicing schizophrenia.
• The role of neurotransmitter imbalances.
• A glimpse at how the above factors influence everyones mental processes.
• A special section covering children, autism, depression, and delinquency.
• An examination of toxic treatments.