New Releases by David Servan-Schreiber

A radical synthesis of science and personal experience that advocates a sea change in the way we understand and confront cancer.

Vejledning i sund livsførelse mod kræft sygdom

Um tumor no cérebro, seis meses de vida. Esse foi o diagnóstico que o neuropsiquiatra David Servan-Schreiber recebeu ao fazer um exame de ressonância magnética. Determinado a conhecer a doença e a vencê-la a qualquer custo, ele traçou seu caminho de cura aliando a medicina convencional a práticas e alimentação saudáveis. Quinze anos mais tarde, após ter superado um segundo câncer, o autor resolveu compartilhar sua experiência pessoal e seu conhecimento neste livro.

A radical synthesis of science and personal experience that advocates a sea change in the way we understand and confront cancer.

Millions of Americans try drugs or talk therapy to relieve depression and anxiety, but recent scientific studies prove certain alternative treatments can work as well or better-often bringing on a cure. In the extraordinary international bestseller The Instinct to Heal, award-winning psychiatrist and neuroscientist David Servan-Schreiber, M.D., Ph.D., presents seven natural approaches, each with proven results, that together form a treatment plan that builds on the body''s relationship to the brain, yielding faster, more dramatic, and permanent changes. People who want to leave suffering behind now can live joyful, happy lives.

Présentation de nouvelles méthodes permettant de guérir stress, anxiété et dépression sans médicaments ni psychothérapie : désensibilisation par les mouvements oculaires, régularisation du rythme cardiaque par bio-feedback, la synchronisation des horloges biologiques par les simulateurs d''aube, rôle bénéfique de l''exercice physique ou des acides gras "oméga-3".

I then show how, with this assumption, it is possible to account for the effect of catecholamine agonists on signal detection performance, reaction time distributions and speed-accuracy tradeoffs. The models offer an explanation of the relation between changes at the physiological level and changes in behavior. They also show how several different behavioral manifestations of variations in catecholamine levels can be traced to the same underlying mechanism at the information processing level."