The Invincible Brain

'What Dr Fotuhi teaches has given me new enthusiasm for life: I now feel confident about my memory and brain performance. My energy and attitude toward brain aging are supercharged! You're not bound to the brain your birthday says you should have. With Dr Fotuhi's advice, a bigger, younger brain is yours for the taking.' - Dr Michael F. Roizen, former Chief Wellness Officer at Cleveland Clinic, co-founder of RealAge, and author of YOU: The Owner's Manual 'Want to grow a bigger brain, improve your memory, and save your brain from premature aging? Follow Dr Fotuhi's advice. I do!' - Jean Carper, bestselling author of Stop Aging Now! 'Emerging evidence suggests that brain health and performance can be enhanced by specific lifestyle choices and simple interventions. If you want to think more clearly and effectively - now and as you age - Dr Fotuhi has the guidance you need.' - Barbara S. Slusher, Ph.D., Professor of Neurology, Psychiatry and Neuroscience at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine 'Dr Fotuhi is a gifted teacher and writer. His language is clear, and he presents complex theories and scientific findings for the intelligent layperson in an accessible manner.' - Dr Michael Rosenblatt, former Dean, Tufts University School of Medicine 'Dr Fotuhi has a feast of up-to-date, relevant information on the causes and consequences of Alzheimer's disease and related conditions - and, most importantly, minimizing one's risk of developing them.' - Jason Brandt, Ph.D., ABPP(CN), Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Director, Division of Medical Psychology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine 'Being a two-time USA Memory Champion and having boosted my brain from normalcy to champion status, I can say that Dr. Fotuhi touches on all the important keys to developing a healthy, powerful brain.' - Nelson Dellis, two-time USA Memory Champion 'Dr Fotuhi has performed a real service in disseminating brain information, and he presents it in a way that is understandable, logical and usable. His work will benefit many people.' - Dr Peter V. Rabins, Professor of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine