Puck Farkinson's: A Parkinson's Memoir by Mike Justak is inspiring. It is not easy to live with Parkinson's disease. As Mike says, “Parkinson’s sucks.” He also explains that Parkinson’s is a movement disorder. It’s a progressive neurological disorder that has no cure. Its symptoms include...

Mental health is a topic that is often considered taboo in many cultures and communities, but it is a real issue that affects many people. Kathleen Gooden's book, Practical Ways to Better Mental Health (Food and Lifestyle Choices), takes a unique approach to addressing mental...

Shady J Srour shares Secrets of Healing the Brain after twenty years of experience. Srour presents his information in four chapters, beginning with certain herbs, their uses, the benefits to neurological health, and dosages, with special attention to Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases as well as...

Infrared Light Therapy is a concise and informative non-fiction work written by Nancy Gordon Brooks and J. P. Roe. The information in this book explains the basics of infrared light therapy, its effects on the body, pain relief benefits, and the technology involved in its...

Are you constantly craving another potato chip? Or yet another sweet cookie from the package purchased at the store? And then the hunger eases slightly, only to be replaced with cramps, bloating, and, of course, the curse of weight gain. What does your doctor say...

In FiNDing Hope: The Mind-Body Connection and the Importance of Being Seen and Heard, Jocelyn Bystrom offers readers a detailed account of her journey through traumatic events, the onset of health concerns and seizures, and the search for a proper diagnosis. Readers learn about Bystrom's...

In Reconstructing Reality: Outsmarting The Brain To Rewrite Our Life Stories, Amy L. Rosner shows how our brains are always doing their best to protect us from so much, including trauma, stress, pain, and fear. Sometimes, this can cause us to overreact to certain situations....

The Musculoskeletal Mystery is a work of non-fiction in the medical, self-help, and advice subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Ingrid Harm-Ernandes with a foreword by Heather Florio and anatomical illustrations by Amy Chaffin. This well-informed...

Unstoppable Brain: The New Neuroscience that Frees Us from Failure, Eases Our Stress, and Creates Lasting Change by Kyra Bobinet delivers, in three parts, a new way of thinking about your past and future experiences with anxiety and perceived failure. In this book, readers discover...

We Used to Dance by Debbie Chein Morris is a touching memoir in which she describes the life she shared with her disabled twin, Judy. Judy was born with cerebral palsy, a condition that makes it impossible for the sufferer to control their posture, balance,...