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Book Reviews

Here we share a few of our favorite books.  Those we just had to read given their insight into a particular topic like Cancer or Alzheimer's disease. Others given the magnitude of insight into new ways of thinking about how our body, brains and emotions.  Some are about overall vitality and resiliance. 

Book Cover Eat to Beat Disease
Brain Energy

Palmer, Christopher, MD

2022

Practicing psychiatrist, researcher and associate professor from Harvard, Dr. Palmer shares new ground breaking insights into the energy sources for our brain, how that impacts function and disfunction, and examples of how nutrition, like the Keto diet, appear to have profound effects on antipsychotic behaviors and mood stabilization (depression and anxiety to name a few.)

Mitchondria, Mental Health, Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, Dementia, Nutritional Psychiatry, Keto

Book Cover Eat to Beat Disease.  The body's five defense systems & the foods that could save your life.
Eat To Beat Disease

Li, William, MD

2019

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Food as Medicine, Cancer, Angiogenesis, DNA Protection, Microbiome, Immunity, Stem Cell Regeneration, Inflammation, Alzheimer's Disease, Obesity

Book Cover Fiber Fueled
Fiber Fueled

Bulsiewicz, Will, MD, MSCI

2020

Dr. B. has been a leader in educating the public on how to not just eat for your gut and the gut microbiome. If you'd like a doable course to teach you more, his M21 class is worth considering.

Food As Medicine, Gut Biome

Book Cover The 30-Day Alzheimer's Solution (Food & Lifestyle Guide)
The Alzheimer's Solution

Sherzai, Dean, MD, PhD, and Sherzai, Ayesha, MD

2017

Alzheimer's Disease, Food as Medicine

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The End of Alzheimer's Program

Bredesen, Dale, MD

2020

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Food As Medicine, Dementia, Alzheimers

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Book Cover Why We Sleep 2018
Why We Sleep

Walker, Matthew, PhD

2018

Sleep

Health
mental, social and physical well-being

Vitality

being physically and mentally active

Resilience 
capacity 
to withstand & recover quickly from difficulties

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