Customer Review: This author, a well educated neuroscientist, has that rare ability to combine scientific wisdom, common sense and a sense of humor into a cocktail that goes down easy and creates a very pleasant feeling, but doesn't make you stupid. You then know what you need to do to be healthier, live longer and... more info
Customer Review: I really enjoyed reading this didactic book, but I was a little dissapointed at the end.... I thought he was going to talk more about diet and life style, but he didn't. Maybe in a future edition, who knows. Anyway, it's a very good book, you should read it.
Customer Review: This is excellent for anyone who is interested in science,or a general interest in space. It is interesting to read and does not get bogged down with scientific language. It renewed my interest in Physics and guided me toward other recent ideas about the holographic universe.
Customer Review: I gave this book four stars since sometimes it was a little tedious to read. However, the conception of the book is original, and the author anecdotes are well placed and very famlilar. He makes you feel as if you are really getting to know him. I liked his style and his original view, although... more info
Customer Review: Depression: How it happens How it's healed I purchased and read this book many years ago. Then recently a friend was having problems with depression and I ordered her a copy as well. I would recommend it if you are just learning about depression. Very basic, with lots of visual aids.
Customer Review: This book was a very enjoyable read. He takes complex concepts and puts them on the low shelf for non-scientist types to fully access. His humor is quirky and makes it a pleasant read. One of the most memorable points in the book, which has really stuck with me, is the explanation of the... more info
Customer Review: John Medina, Ph.D. not only authored this detailed, concise book about Alzheimer's Disease, but also drew the terrific graphics describing the various aspects of the disease.
Medina spends quite a bit of time explaining the "biology of Alzheimer's Disease" which can get quite technical. But, if... more info
