BOOST YR BRAIN: The New Art and Science Behind Enhanced Brain Performance - Softcover

"Dr. Fotuhi has summarized the latest discoveries which show how we can grow our brain bigger and stronger through simple lifestyle changes."--Mehmet Oz, M.D., professor and vice chair of surgery, New York Presbyterian/Columbia

"In Boost Your Brain, Dr. Fotuhi brings his twelve-week brain fitness program-a sort of boot camp for the brain-to readers; translating into plain English the groundbreaking discoveries that allow you to make your brain years, or decades, younger, and tap into the potential of your amazing brain."--MICHAEL F. ROIZEN, M.D., (from the Foreword) author of RealAge and coauthor of YOU: The Owner's Manual

Boost Your Brain is a phenomenal book that teaches readers how to improve their brain health and memory. Being a two-time USA Memory Champion, and having boosted my brain to champion status, I can say that Dr. Fotuhi touches on all the important keys to developing a powerful brain.--Nelson Dellis, two-time USA Memory Champion

Want to grow a bigger brain, improve your memory, and save your brain from premature aging? Read this book and follow Fotuhi's advice. I do!--Jean Carper, bestselling author of Stop Aging Now!, Your Miracle Brain, and 100 Simple Things You Can Do to Prevent Alzheimer's

Emerging evidence suggests that brain health and performance can be enhanced by specific lifestyle choices. In this book, Dr. Fotuhi translates the latest scientific literature into simple layman's terms and offers up actionable plans. If you want to think more clearly and effectively, this is the book for you.--Barbara S. Slusher, Ph.D., Director, Brain Science Institute NeuroTranslational Program, Associate Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

For twenty-five years, I have marveled at Majid Fotuhi's ability to speak to every type of audience. We can have no better guide to the rapidly evolving fields of cognition and memory, as well as the actions that each of us can take to maximize brain function.--Carl Rosow, M.D., Ph.D., Professor, Harvard Medical School