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The Lindemann Theory For the World
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Because of the medication-induced side effects and sequelae (direct and indirect) mentioned and the original OCD, I believe I have insight into the following disorders: OCD, cyclothymic disorder, schizophrenia, anxiety disorder, anorexia nervosa, bulimia, body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), depression, major depression and dysthymia.
My education in physiology and psychology, understanding of exercise physiology, nutrition, athletic training and broad coursework from medical school including coursework in pharmacology, anatomy-cadaver dissection, pathology, biochemistry, quantitative analysis, nutrition, physiology, neuroanatomy, embryology, genetics, endocrinology, microbiology, physical exam-history, microbiology, nutrition, molecular cell biology, all enabled me to analyze, elucidate, and create my theory, carry it out, succeed, document and pen this memoir-case history.
My use of InfinitE / IQ, a combination of Community (removal of isolation, and a return to a social species), Stimulation (mental and physical exercise; stress in the right dose to invoke adaptations) and Clean Fuel (food and supplements of the right type and quantity) all designed to maximize biochemical and neurochemical balance, hormonal control and reach peak efficiency and life performance. That cure again has been close to a decade now.
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Author: Robert Lindemann
Publisher: RWL Consulting LLC
Publication Year: December 8, 2017
Length: 270
Kathy Napolitano –
A love story, memoir, medical case history analysis, a time tested proven cure and a tale extraordinaire – that’s The Lindemann Theory, A 31 Year Journey and My Cure.
May it inspire and help others with self- help tips and a designer package for peak health and joy.
Perfect for the holidays and a renewed 2021.
Valerie Contessa –
Reading Rob’s struggle of dealing with the debilitating effects of OCD is a total inspiration.
His cheerful strength of will and determination to rise above the exhausting days of not knowing the way out proves once again the human spirit can prevail in the most strenuous of circumstances.
Thank you for daring to share your journey of strength, hope and everyday determination to get well.
Rev. Dr. Kenneth J. Macari –
Robert Lindemann chronicles his harrowing journey from major behavioral traumas to complete recovery. We read of a happy childhood/adolescence marred by debilitating O.C.D. and setbacks from inexcusable pharmacological misdiagnoses.
We climb a tree on the grounds of a sanitarium in Belle Mead, NJ and descend with Rob into a suicidal cycle. Should he jump to end it all? It would mean paralysis and amputation. His descent and scramble through brush and barbed wire leaves him bloodied and rational. He returns to the facility and a sedative injection.
We travel with him to true love and marriage to Rosanne who almost dies in an auto accident. We experience the incredible frustration of sixteen years of study without a medical degree due to unending medication induced adrenal burnouts (author theorized – now 11 yrs. proof). We feel the love and support of family and friends through it all.
Throughout this memoir, we are educated on the male brain as it goes through puberty and middle years. Rob gives us in-depth analysis of the negative effects of psychiatric medications.
A revolution in daily diet resulting in considerable weight loss as well as committed exercise and return to community have freed him from the debilitation of O.C.D. . This is The Lindeman Theory, A 31 Year Journey and My Cure—read it and be encouraged!
George Montanari – Pastor –
This is an incredible story; no, a journey of so much more than physical healing. This is a journey of healing of body, heart and spirit; a journey on which we the readers are invited to accompany Rob; but we soon discover that he is accompanying us – maybe even leading us – on our own journey of healing for body, heart and spirit.
When reading this book, yes, you will learn important lessons for good physical care and well-being. You will read of processes of health that take place at cellular and molecular levels, and in terms that the average reader will generally be able to follow.
But you will find medicine for more than your body; you will find medicine for your heart as you walk along with Rob and learn to see the world through new lenses of love and passion; you will find medicine for your spirit as you journey with Rob and learn to embrace ever greater and wider dimensions of hope and encouragement.
It may seem to read as part biography and as part introductory physiology or biochemistry textbook; but it is really a love story – the story of a man who learned afresh to love himself, his family and the gift of life itself. It is a story of love that Rob has for each of us who will read and share the journey with him. And the passion of his concern for the well-being of every reader he can possibly reach will wash you with warmth. This story, this journey, will move and inspire you – and will be one you will want to revisit time and again in the changing seasons of your own life’s journey.
Fred Keimel New Jersey Educator/Athletic Coach –
An emotional and compelling book.
Bob’s amazing journey to resolve his physical and psychological issues really touched me on a personal level, but you do not have to know Bob to sense the intense joys and sadness he has dealt with over the years.
While coaching Bob during his early struggles with O.C.D. I was unaware of what he was dealing with. All I saw was an amazing student athlete whom any parent would be proud to call their son.
Thanks Bob for sharing your story. I wish I knew what you were going through – then maybe I could have provided some help and guidance.
The past is gone. Wishing you only the best for the future.
Rosanne Chandra –
I was fascinated by the Professional version, I wanted to see how the author made the book more compelling for the non-medical field/general public. The addition of graphics, and more general terms for the general public will help spread the messages of his book.
I would love to see this book in film – it is formatted perfectly for it. The scenes are riveting and explosively raw.
DK –
I read your book yesterday. (For the professional). I was too shaken to look for your website. I have had O.C.D. (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) for over 50 years. I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in my thirties. I am 58 now. I loved your book and look forward to reading it again and again. It looks like I have quite a journey ahead of me. I hope I have what it takes to live with your theory as well as you are doing. The toughest part for me will be the community. Wish me luck!
Chanel James –
As a current Psychology major this book was a gripping read. I was deeply intrigued by the obstacles Rob was able to overcome by taking control of his mind, body and soul. Thank you for sharing your personal experience and providing a better insight for those of us that are battling with mental issues of our own and trying to persevere or trying to better understand those around us. I admire Robs ability to share his journey in such substantial detail. Definitely a must read!
Mike Roberts –
Robert,
Thank you so much for your wonderful book. Very grateful you would send & is informative, educational, eye opening, and Hope is helping many other people. Glad you are doing so well.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Sincerely, Mike Roberts
Micha Zimmerman Meyer –
A Christmas Card
Dear Rob,
I had to send a card because I just finished reading the Lindemann Theory, A 31 Year Journey and My Cure. I had no idea you went through what you did, as we were mostly kept in the dark. While I loved reading about the memories you mentioned – your station wagon headed to the beach, your pet snakes sprawled on the living room couch (Ahhhh!), your wonderful Dad may he RIP, stick-ball in the street, etc. – I was saddened by your pain and suffering. It made me cry.
But I am proud to know such a fighter – you just never gave up. Thank you for sharing your story. May you always be well and continue your journey of happiness.
Love, A neighbor on Winthrop.