Brain Renovation - Benjamin Kramer - Libros - CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platf - 9781483928951 - 22 de marzo de 2013
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Brain Renovation

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You CAN change your brain and get your life back. It won't be a quick fix, but it can be done! You are not stuck with the same brain for life. You can make lasting improvements to become not just smarter, but happier. In his latest book, Benjamin Kramer pulls together the wide range of topics covered in previous books to create a "user manual" for repairing and optimizing your brain. Whether you suffer from a mood disorder such as Anxiety or Depression, have less than ideal cognitive function or if you just want to know how to create a "super brain", this book contains advice and guidance to get the most out of your most important organ. Renovate your brain to - - Harness the concept of neuroplasticity, to rebuild your brain - Recognize and stop unhealthy thinking patterns - Recognize and stop unhealthy behaviors - Use healthy activities like exercise and meditation to build a smarter and happier brain - Increase levels of important neurotransmitters - particularly serotonin - Improve your sleep quality and quantity - Learn about how exercise therapy can treat depression and anxiety - Learn the types of mental puzzles and games that build a better brain - Learn about the best nutrition for the brain - Find out about the best supplements for a healthy brain The brain is not fixed or unchanging. Don't settle for an anxious, depressed or cobweb-filled brain - you have the power to change it with a little effort!

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Publicado 22 de marzo de 2013
ISBN13 9781483928951
Editores CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platf
Páginas 90
Dimensiones 5 × 152 × 229 mm   ·   136 g
Lengua Inglés  

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