One Minute Book Reviews

  • The Vitamin Solution – by Dr. Romy Block & Dr. Arielle Levitan

    Get the lowdown on supplements from two doctors who know their stuff. No scaremongering or hype, just clear and objective information.
  • Do You Believe In Magic? – by Dr. Paul Offit

    Dr. Offit’s book challenges alternative therapies, providing well-qualified information and stats. It may annoy everyone, but it’s definitely stimulating.
  • The Disordered Mind – by Dr. Eric Kandel

    Dr. Kandel, Nobel Prize winner, explores the brains of those with conditions like autism and Alzheimer’s to understand what goes wrong and how to keep our own brains healthy.
  • Eat More, Live Well – by Dr. Megan Rossi

    Ditch restrictive diets and embrace a positive approach to healthy eating. Dr. Megan Rossi’s book shows how to add diverse fruits and veggies to your meals for a healthier, tastier diet.
  • Happy Mind, Happy Life – by Dr. Rangan Chatterjee

    Boost your happiness and improve your health with holistic medicine. Practical exercises and advice from a British GP to set you on the path to a happier, healthier life.
  • The Distracted Mind – by Dr. Adam Gazzaley and Dr. Larry Rosen

    Neuroscientists reveal the science behind our constant need for information and offer evidence-based strategies to regain focus in the digital age.
  • The Vagina Bible – by Dr. Jen Gunter

    Upgrade your knowledge on the mysterious vagina with Dr. Jen Gunter’s easy-reading yet informative book, The Vagina Bible. A must-read for anyone with a vagina or in close proximity to one.
  • Seven and a Half Lessons About the Brain – by Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett

    Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett explores the fascinating world of the brain, from empathy to neurodiversity, in her practical and insightful book.
  • The Plant-Based Athlete – by Matt Frazier and Robert Cheeke

    Upgrade your health and athletic performance with “The Plant-Based Athlete.” Get nutrition basics, diet restructuring, and insights into what vegan athletes actually eat.
  • Allen Carr’s Easy Way to Quit Emotional Eating – by Allen Carr

    Is emotional eating really that different from quitting drinking? Allen Carr’s book reframes quitting as self-liberation, offering a new perspective on finding happiness beyond junk food.

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