03-11-2014, 06:00 AM
Your Brain on Food: How Chemicals Control Your Thoughts and Feelings
Some interesting info, but lacks any real info on food. It's more neuro chemical based, but good info about toxins and how they affect your well-being and cognitive function. Some down the rabbit hole info. - Non Conformer
Why is eating chocolate so pleasurable? Can the function of just one
small group of chemicals really determine whether you are happy or sad?
Does marijuana help to improve your memory in old age? Is it really best
to drink coffee if you want to wake up and be alert? Why is a drug like
PCP potentially lethal? Why does drinking alcohol make you drowsy? Do
cigarettes help to relieve anxiety? What should you consume if you are
having trouble staying in your chair and focusing enough to get your
work done? Why do treatments for the common cold make us drowsy? Can
eating less food preserve your brain? What are the possible side effects
of pills that claim to make your smarter? Why is it so hard to stop
smoking? Why did witches once believe that they could fly?
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In this book, Gary Wenk demonstrates how, as a result of their effects on
certain neurotransmitters concerned with behavior, everything we put
into our bodies has very direct consequences for how we think, feel, and
act. The chapters introduce each of the main neurotransmitters involved
with behavior, discuss its role in the brain, present some background
on how it is generally turned on and off, and explain ways to influence
it through what we consume.
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Some interesting info, but lacks any real info on food. It's more neuro chemical based, but good info about toxins and how they affect your well-being and cognitive function. Some down the rabbit hole info. - Non Conformer
Why is eating chocolate so pleasurable? Can the function of just one
small group of chemicals really determine whether you are happy or sad?
Does marijuana help to improve your memory in old age? Is it really best
to drink coffee if you want to wake up and be alert? Why is a drug like
PCP potentially lethal? Why does drinking alcohol make you drowsy? Do
cigarettes help to relieve anxiety? What should you consume if you are
having trouble staying in your chair and focusing enough to get your
work done? Why do treatments for the common cold make us drowsy? Can
eating less food preserve your brain? What are the possible side effects
of pills that claim to make your smarter? Why is it so hard to stop
smoking? Why did witches once believe that they could fly?
In this book, Gary Wenk demonstrates how, as a result of their effects on
certain neurotransmitters concerned with behavior, everything we put
into our bodies has very direct consequences for how we think, feel, and
act. The chapters introduce each of the main neurotransmitters involved
with behavior, discuss its role in the brain, present some background
on how it is generally turned on and off, and explain ways to influence
it through what we consume.
Password requests will be ignored. Been answered a thousand times already. Search the forum or read the TOP of the freebie section.
Get It:
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