Expecting Better is a groundbreaking guide for pregnant women from an economist who challenged the conventional wisdom of pregnancy. Emily Oster turns standard prenatal advice on its head with her own data-driven insights. The book provides a new perspective on everything from caffeine and alcohol to sushi and epidurals, and helps expecting mothers make the best decisions for their unique situations.
Eat to Beat Disease, written by Dr. William Li, explores the relationship between food and health. The book delves into the science of how your body heals itself and how certain foods can support this process. Through extensive research, Dr. Li identifies the body’s five defense systems and the foods that could help them function at their best. The book not only provides dietary recommendations but also encourages a change in perspective towards food and health.
This book is a comprehensive guide to personal development and self-improvement. It offers advice on various life aspects such as health, relationships, finance, and career. The author shares practical techniques and strategies that help readers to set and achieve their goals, improve their habits, and live a more fulfilled and balanced life.
Breath is a profound exploration of the often-overlooked power of breathing, written by James Nestor. The book shares vital insights into the incredible science of breath. It underscores how something as simple as changing the way we breathe can dramatically improve our physical health and mental well-being, offering practical steps someone can take to breathe better.
In ‘ADHD 2.0’, Dr. Edward M. Hallowell and Dr. John J. Ratey, world-renowned ADHD experts, share insightful techniques and the latest research about managing ADHD. They explore the science behind ADHD, debunk misconceptions, and offer advice on dealing with distraction. The book presents ways to turn ADHD into an asset in both personal life and career.
The Plant Paradox, written by Dr. Steven Gundry, is a detailed diet book that suggests that lectins – a type of protein found in certain plants are dangerous to your health. Gundry explains that lectins are found in a wide range of foods that are often considered healthy and are the cause of modern diseases.
A comprehensive exploration of the historical and cultural factors that led to widespread sleep deprivation.
An in-depth look at the implications and impacts of eating meat.
An in-depth look at the implications and impacts of eating meat.