several items none of which are persuasive or supported by substantial evidence. First, the ALJ disregarded Plain tiffs assertion that his mental impairments are disabling in nature because “at the hearing [Plaintiff] was clean and neat, well behaved, and he spoke well.” (Tr. 17). While Plaintiffs appearance is not irrelevant when assessing his mental state, the mere fact that Plaintiff was reportedly polite, presentable, and spoke clearly hardly constitutes persuasive evidence of a lack of disabling mental illness. The ALJ also found significant Plaintiffs “spotty history” of treatment for his mental illness. Id. While the ALJ is not necessarily incorrect that Plaintiff “has an inconsistent treatment record,” a closer nih.gov/publicat/ bipolar.cfm (last visited on August 10, 2007) (<HOLDING>); Psychiatry Update: American Psychiatric
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