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[DVD] Which Brain Do You Want?

[DVD] Which Brain Do You Want?

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How Drugs And Alcohol Damage Your Brain

Executive Produced by Daniel G. Amen, M.D.

Meet five young people from different backgrounds, with different levels of substance abuse, including two who chose to stay clear of drugs or alcohol.

Hear their stories and learn about the impact their choices have had on the quality of their lives.

Next, look at the scans of their brains. See for yourself how their choices, good or bad, have affected the health of their brains.

The candid conversations between these young people and Dr. Amen are revealing. They want to know if it's too late . . . and they want another chance . . . now that they realize they DO have a choice.

The question echoes in their ears . . . Which Brain Do You Want?

A MUST-SEE FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS WHO WANT TEENS TO KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT DRUGS AND ALCOHOL

This powerful, high-energy production includes . . .

  • How the brain works
  • How the brain is involved in everything you do
  • What happens when the brain "misfires"
  • The physical impact of drugs and alcohol on brain function
  • How to improve your brain

FACTOID - By the 8th grade:

  • 52% of adolescents have consumed alcohol
  • 41% have smoked cigarettes
  • 20% have used marijuana

These educational resources are great for schools! 47 minute run time.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Impressive DVD

"I have owned a copy of the DVD for about six years and have shown it in five schools. The discussions that have ensued have been enlightening and have provoked discussions. It is a valuable tool when working with students. I would love to know how the young people are doing today. Thank you Dr. Amen."

— Bernard (5/5)

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