Brain's Way of Healing : Remarkable Discoveries and Recoveries from the Frontiers of Neuroplasticity

from Eye_Gee

THE most interesting I have ever read, bar none. This where medicine in going, but it seems like magic in these early days.

from IonaS

A while ago I read and reviewed this author´s first book "The brain that changes itself" and found it fascinating. I deem the present book to be even more so. First we learn of the case of the psychiatrist/pain specialist Michael Moskowitz, who after a horrific accident, had chronic pain for 13 y...

from Urquhart

I found this to be an incredible book. It describes the field of Neuroplasticity and what has been accomplished in the field. I would give it 5 out of 5. If you read it, you simply will be amazed.

from Urquhart

I found this to be an incredible book. It describes the field of Neuroplasticity and what has been accomplished in the field. I would give it 5 out of 5. If you read it, you simply will be amazed.

from tangledthread

The author relates a variety of case studies in which people overcome significant neurological injuries. He touts this as the brain being able to regenerate new pathways counter to general scientific understanding about the plasticity of the nervous system. In some ways the stories are little bit...