Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Understanding the Brain and Central Nervous System is Critical

Perhaps you have considered the complexity of the human brain and how incredible this biological marvel really is. If you consider all the interwoven systems that allow the human body to work to supply the brain with what it needs to function and control the enter biosystem then you have to throw up your hands and say; Wow.Even though we do not fully understand the brain, we do realize many of its abilities and the basics behind it. Well, some of us do, however, many folks do not comprehend how it all works, which is a huge travesty considering that their brain is one of the most important parts of their body and without it, they would not even be able to realize that fact.Perhaps you are as fascinated with the human mind and brain as I am? If so, I'd sure like to help you learn more, in fact, I'd like to recommend a very easy to read book that can explain it all to you much better than I. The name of the book is:"The Brain and Central Nervous System; Reader's Digest Series: Your Body and Your Health" Edited by Neil Werthheimer; Reader's Digest Association Publishers, Pleasantville, New York; 2002This book explains neurons, structure, memory, spinal cord, central nervous system and how to keep your brain healthy. The foods you should eat, the poisons you should stay away from and the importance of exercise on the brain. There is also a chapter on brain scanning, the brains electrical component, as well as disorders, diseases, tumors, stroke, therapy and drugs.This is a fantastic book for all ages and you need to own it in your family's library. Understanding the Brain and Central Nervous System is critical because without your brain you cease to have meaningful existence, so, please consider all this.

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