In the past two weeks, I've featured Dr. Amen's article, Seven Simple Brain Promoting Nutritional Tips, from his book Making a Good Brain Great. Here's what else Dr. Amen is known for:
Daniel G. Amen, M.D., is a clinical neuroscientist, psychiatrist, and brain-imaging expert who heads up the world-renowned Amen Clinics. He is a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and has won numerous writing and research awards.
He writes a monthly column in Men’s Health called “Head Check” and has published nineteen books, numerous professional and popular articles, and a number of audio and video programs.
His books include Making a Good Brain Great (Harmony Books; October 2005;$24.00US/$34.00CAN; 1-4000-8208-0), Preventing Alzheimer’s, Healing Anxiety and Depression, Healing the Hardware of the Soul, Healing ADD, and the New York Times bestseller Change Your Brain, Change Your Life. He is an internationally renowned keynote speaker and a popular guest expert for the media, with appearances on CNN, the Today show, The View, and other venues.
For more information please visit www.amenclinic.com.






hello dear doctor.i have sometimes mood problems,i am taking medicine for it.would you please tell me how can i feed my brain in order to work(or help him work)properly.all the best
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