Original sentence: Beginning in the late 1940s, Hubbard promoted Dianetics as "The Modern Science of Mental Health," and asserted that Dianetic therapy can enhance intelligence, alleviate irrational fears, end psychosomatic illnesses and resolve a wide range of other problems.Centered around a two-person question-and-answer technique known as "auditing," Dianetics was to become the foundation of Hubbard's "applied religious philosophy," Scientology, in the early 1950s.Dianetics is widely regarded as pseudoscientific quackery by professional scientists and members of the psychiatric community[1].Hubbard's 1950 book on the topic became a popular bestseller, one of the first successful "self-help" books.While practitioners of Scientology continue to testify to the effectiveness of Dianetic techniques, no empirical evidence to support Hubbard's claims has ever emerged
Edited sentence: Dianetics as "The Modern Science of Mental Health, current ISBN 0884044165 (by Bridge Publications) was first published May, 1950 and asserted that Dianetic therapy can enhance intelligence, alleviate irrational fears, end psychosomatic illnesses and resolve a wide range of other problems.Hubbard's book became a popular bestseller.Hubbard's presentation of Dianetics begin in the late 1940s.It centers around a two-person question-and-answer technique known as "auditing,".It is based on the idea that a person can become more aware of past experiences.While practitioners of Scientology continue to employ and testify to the effectiveness of Dianetic techniques, very little study of results has been done by disinterested third parties