A Brain for Life
Simple Steps to a Sharper Mind and a Happier You
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Forgetfulness. Brain fog. Mental fatigue. Burnout.
We tend to dismiss these experiences as unavoidable consequences of modern life—or worse, as the first signs of inevitable decline. But what if they are early warning signals that the brain is under strain—and offers opportunities to intervene long before lasting damage occurs?
Drawing on decades at the forefront of preventative medicine, Dr. Sabine Donnai reveals that dementia and cognitive decline do not suddenly appear in old age. They develop over time, shaped by how we live, eat, sleep, move and manage stress.
In A Brain for Life, Dr. Donnai combines the latest research with fascinating case studies from her clinical practice, where she treats overstretched professionals, high-achieving CEOs, neurodivergent patients and families determined to protect their future health. She explains the surprising connections that shape how our brains function—and how small, targeted changes can make a powerful difference.
Practical, evidence-based and optimistic, A Brain for Life gives readers the tools to protect their cognitive health, reduce their risk of decline and keep their brains performing at their best for decades to come.
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