The most widely accepted method of determining neurotransmitter dominance and deficiency.
The test asks a series of true or false questions based on personality traits, general attitude, and mood. The test can only be taken once because once the questions are known, it is highly likely that biases will interfere with the results. The first section measures neurotransmitter dominance and the second neurotransmitter deficiency. While there are other methods for testing neurotransmitter though urine, saliva, or blood samples, these are widely considered unreliable relative to the written Braverman Test.
