Your Brain
Three Pounds of Fat Equals Your Life and Your Destiny
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Mental Health
| Author: | Peter Eppinga, MD | ISBN: | 9781770698970 |
| Publisher: | Word Alive Press | Publication: | December 15, 2009 |
| Imprint: | Word Alive Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Peter Eppinga, MD |
| ISBN: | 9781770698970 |
| Publisher: | Word Alive Press |
| Publication: | December 15, 2009 |
| Imprint: | Word Alive Press |
| Language: | English |
I recently graduated from medical school, and during my medical training I became deeply fascinated with the brain. I loved everything about it and how it works. Most people know little about it, and yet it is responsible for our life. Your mind is housed in your brain, and it is your mind that will determine who you are. In this book, I give many interesting facts and insights into your brain. There are several ways we need to take care of it, including proper sleep and exercise, in order to reap all its benefits and for it to function optimally. This three-pound piece of fat truly does contain your destiny, and you need to learn about it and look after it. There is a reason as to why you are here. From the moment of conception to the end, God knows your life. God never starts anything that is not already complete, including YOU. My desire and hope is to make God's vision for your life clearer to you. There are many tools in this book to help you see this vision and complete your destiny. A wise doctor once told me, "There are two things that will change your life, the people you meet and the books you read." This is a book that will change your life and will draw you closer to the Creator of the Universe. About the Author: Dr. Peter Eppinga has completed a degree in kinesiology, which was tailored to sport psychology. In his medical training he fell in love with the brain. He has spent many hours studying it and figuring out how it works. Much of his spare time is spent reading about the brain and how to make it function at an optimum level. After completing medical school he decided to learn more about research and epidemiology by earning his Masters Degree in Health Science. Over the years, he has learned about the brain at a researcher level and hopes to share this knowledge. Follow him on Twitter: @drpetereppinga or add him as a Facebook friend: Peter Eppinga.
I recently graduated from medical school, and during my medical training I became deeply fascinated with the brain. I loved everything about it and how it works. Most people know little about it, and yet it is responsible for our life. Your mind is housed in your brain, and it is your mind that will determine who you are. In this book, I give many interesting facts and insights into your brain. There are several ways we need to take care of it, including proper sleep and exercise, in order to reap all its benefits and for it to function optimally. This three-pound piece of fat truly does contain your destiny, and you need to learn about it and look after it. There is a reason as to why you are here. From the moment of conception to the end, God knows your life. God never starts anything that is not already complete, including YOU. My desire and hope is to make God's vision for your life clearer to you. There are many tools in this book to help you see this vision and complete your destiny. A wise doctor once told me, "There are two things that will change your life, the people you meet and the books you read." This is a book that will change your life and will draw you closer to the Creator of the Universe. About the Author: Dr. Peter Eppinga has completed a degree in kinesiology, which was tailored to sport psychology. In his medical training he fell in love with the brain. He has spent many hours studying it and figuring out how it works. Much of his spare time is spent reading about the brain and how to make it function at an optimum level. After completing medical school he decided to learn more about research and epidemiology by earning his Masters Degree in Health Science. Over the years, he has learned about the brain at a researcher level and hopes to share this knowledge. Follow him on Twitter: @drpetereppinga or add him as a Facebook friend: Peter Eppinga.
