The Brain and Its Needs 2.0. From Nutrition to Recognition
19 hrs. 11 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Vyacheslav Dubynin
Author
Vyacheslav Dubynin
Narrator
Alexey Bagdasarov
Narrator
Alexey Bagdasarov
Description
An updated edition of the famous bestseller.
This book is the most complete guide to the human brain and biological needs. Written by neuroscientist Professor Vyacheslav Dubinin, it brings the reader closer to understanding their own body, teaching how to manage the body’s natural mechanisms in order to realize one’s personal gifts.
The book explains:
– Why the joke “Had some air near a cake and gained 5 kg” isn’t really a joke.
– How passionate infatuation can worsen the frontal cortex.
– What drives people’s craving for vagrancy.
– Why breastfeeding mothers can become extremely aggressive.
– Whether fitness can truly counter depression.
– What’s behind the mass admiration of capybaras.
This book is the most complete guide to the human brain and biological needs. Written by neuroscientist Professor Vyacheslav Dubinin, it brings the reader closer to understanding their own body, teaching how to manage the body’s natural mechanisms in order to realize one’s personal gifts.
The book explains:
– Why the joke “Had some air near a cake and gained 5 kg” isn’t really a joke.
– How passionate infatuation can worsen the frontal cortex.
– What drives people’s craving for vagrancy.
– Why breastfeeding mothers can become extremely aggressive.
– Whether fitness can truly counter depression.
– What’s behind the mass admiration of capybaras.
