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Uma menina acredita ter ficado cega subitamente por causa de seu primeiro beijo. Uma mulher com convulsões é assombrada, todo mês, pelos mesmos quatro acordes de uma única canção. Na neurologia, toda doença é inextricavelmente ligada à narrativa sobre ela, e as pistas para desvendar os mistérios da mente estão tanto nos detalhes da história do paciente quanto nos sinais de seu corpo.

You're about to open it. Listen to this first. Most people take magnesium glycinate wrong. Wrong dose. Wrong timing. Wrong expectations. And then conclude it doesn't work. Up to 80% of American adults are functionally deficient in magnesium. Not because they eat badly. Because chronic stress burns through it daily. Because common medications actively deplete it. Because the food supply has lost 30–40% of its mineral content since 1950. And because the standard blood test almost never catches it. The symptoms get blamed on stress, age, or not trying hard enough.

You're Still You was written by someone who has been exactly where you are—diagnosed with epilepsy as a young adult, with no guide, no roadmap, and no one to simply say: your life is going to change, but you are going to be okay. Twenty-five years later, this is that book. What does this mean for your job? Your relationships? Your independence? Nobody handed you a roadmap—and the clinical information your doctor gave you, while necessary, does not tell you what it actually feels like to live with epilepsy. What to expect emotionally. How to navigate the conversations you are dreading.

Have you heard the words, “You have Multiple Sclerosis”? Are you afraid of what MS might mean for your body, your future, or your independence? Do you want to understand what’s real about living with MS—and why fear doesn’t get the final word? This audiobook was created for that moment. Multiple Sclerosis: A New Era is a practical, experience-based guide for adults living with Multiple Sclerosis.

The Somatic Therapy Workbook for Trauma: A 360-Degree Healing Approach for Body, Mind and SoulNo time to heal? Just 7 minutes a day can help you turn your life around and reconnect with yourself. If you feel stuck in cycles of stress, anxiety, or trauma, you are not alone. Trauma is not just in your head. It is stored in the body and often shows up as tension, overwhelm, and disconnection. There is a gentle and effective way to release it through a full-body approach that integrates body, mind, and soul.

Calm Anxiety, Regulate Your Nervous System, and Feel Safe in Your Own Body. Do you feel constantly on edge, unable to truly relax? Does your mind race while your body stays tense, making it hard to feel calm or in control Polyvagal Theory Explained by Daniel Hartman, author of Vagus Nerve Reset, turns complex neuroscience into simple, practical tools you can use in everyday life. You’ll learn why your body reacts the way it does—and how to gently guide it back to a state of balance, safety, and calm.

Oh Crap! It’s Parkinson’s is a clear, direct guide to what to do after diagnosis. It shows you how to keep moving, how to think, and how to take back control of your life. Narrated by the author, a physician living this reality, this audiobook cuts through overwhelm and gives you a path forward. It explains what is happening in your brain and body in plain language, and what to do about it step by step. You will hear the actual voices of 19 people from the Parkinson’s community around the world, people facing the same challenges every day.

Are you exhausted from fighting your own mind? If passive meditation makes panic worse, you are not broken—your nervous system is stuck in fight or flight. Traditional therapy often fails because it targets the mind, ignoring the physical root of anxiety. You do not need another philosophy lecture. You need a somatic override switch.

'There are good guys, and then there is Lewis Moody' - The Guardian What does it take to be a good man, leader, friend, husband, dad? How do you meet adversity head on, and learn from it over and over again? And what does it mean to choose hope, love and laughter when the worst happens? This is...

"The Sherzais’ accessible and practical guidance will resonate with millions of ordinary readers looking to unlock their brain's full potential.”—Dan Buettner, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Blue Zones “In a world where optimizing health and well-being has never been more...

When Donna Hauger’s husband was diagnosed with Parkinson’s, her world shifted. What began as quiet journaling soon became a lifeline—a way to process grief, rediscover grace, and offer guidance to others walking a similar path. Through vivid storytelling, practical strategies, and spiritual reflection, Donna invites listeners into the raw, beautiful complexity of caregiving. This is not just a book about Parkinson’s—it’s a testament to love’s endurance, the power of presence, and the quiet strength found in adaptation.

How to Live Well with Dementia: Expert Help for People Living with Dementia and their Family, Friends, and Care Partners provides an array of essential guidance about the different aspects of dementia for all whose lives are touched by dementia, including people living with dementia and their...

Prof. Dr. Ulrich Voderholzer und sein Expertenteam von der Schön Klinik Roseneck zeigen, wie mithilfe der Exposition, einer Methode aus der Kognitiven Verhaltenstherapie, Schritt für Schritt die Kontrolle über Ihr Leben zurückgewonnen werden kann. Die Lösung heißt: Konfrontation statt Vermeidung.

Your nervous system wasn’t designed for nonstop notifications, financial pressure, back-to-back meetings, artificial light, and chronic uncertainty. It was designed for short bursts of danger, followed by recovery. Instead, most people today are stuck in chronic fight-or-flight, cycling between anxiety, brain fog, poor sleep, and exhaustion. You can’t “mindset” your way out of that. You have to regulate the body first.

This is not a medical handbook or a step-by-step recovery manual. Still Standing After Stroke is a concise, experience-driven reflection written by a survivor of a mild, non-disabling stroke who recovered quickly and returned to normal life—only to later understand how easily risk and awareness can fade once urgency is gone. This book is written for people who were told they were “lucky,” discharged without major impairment, and left to navigate life after stroke largely on their own.

Despite a century of impressive advances in neuroscience, few true breakthroughs in mental health treatment have emerged. At a time of escalating mental health challenges across the globe, what have we missed by focusing on rats and mice in brain research and neglecting other species with...

Leiden Sie unter Erschöpfung und Atemnot? Fallen Ihnen schon kleine Aktivitäten wie Zähneputzen, Duschen oder Einkaufen schwer? Die Symptome, unter denen Long-Covid-Betroffene leiden, sind größtenteils identisch mit den Symptomen des Chronischen Fatigue Syndroms (ME/CFS). Mithilfe der Pacing-Methode, einer Technik des Energiemanagements, gelingt es Betroffenen, wieder mehr Lebensqualität zu gewinnen und ihren Alltag besser zu meistern. Zusätzlich bietet das Hörbuch mentale und psychologische Strategien zur Bewältigung der Erkrankung, wie z. B. Imaginations-Übungen und Tools zur seelischen Stärkung.

There are nearly 1,000,000 Americans living with MS, but their personal stories are rarely told. Resilience in the Face of Multiple Sclerosis is a narrative non-fiction book about incredible people who suffer from MS, and I seek to share the wisdom implicit in their lives and achievements. My five subjects include a neurologist, a psychiatrist, a political activist, a young blind man, and a woman with advanced multiple sclerosis, all who live productive and fulfilling lives despite significant adversity.

"Mastering Stroke Prevention: Your Ultimate Guide to Safeguarding Your Brain" is a comprehensive book that empowers listeners with essential knowledge and practical strategies to prevent strokes and safeguard their brain health. This insightful guide explores the various risk factors associated with strokes and provides valuable insights on how to mitigate them effectively.

As many as 2.5 million Americans suffer from ME/CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and fibromyalgia), devastating chronic illnesses that to date has no test for diagnosis. A lesser-known condition, hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, considered to be a genetic connective tissue disease, affects every system of the body, particularly the nervous system. These debilitating diseases can be so difficult to properly diagnose that patients, often bedridden with pain, exhaustion, and many other symptoms, go through further hell when they are not believed that they’re sick.