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Will an 0.5 mg anti psychotic for 1 month change the brain permanently?? , there are lots of articles out there.and is there a way to increase the grey and the white matter ??
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Although its not...: ...likely we can substantially increase your brain size meaningfully, there are exercises that may improve "brain power." Ref. http://www.wikihow.com/Increase-Your-Brain-Power
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