About Your Brain
Learn how to spot brain degeneration and stop it before it’s too late. Don’t waste another day wondering why your brain is not working. Learn what you can and should do about it. Why Isn’t My Brain Working? harnesses cutting-edge scientific research for safe, simple, and truly effective solutions to declining brain function.
See if some of these signs and symptoms of brain degeneration apply to you:
- Memory loss
- brain fog
- lack of motivation
- anxiety
- fatigue from certain foods
- difficulty learning
- depression
- tire easily
- poor focus and concentration
About the Brain Book Author
Author of Why Do I Still Have Thyroid Symptoms?, Dr. Datis Kharrazian, DHSc, DC, MNeuroSci, has spent more than a decade teaching several thousand hours of postgraduate education in non-pharmaceutical applications for chronic illnesses, autoimmune disorders, and complex neurological disorders all over the world to health care providers. He has trained thousands of health care professionals in an evidence- and physiological-based model of clinical practice. His reputation not only as an educator but also as a clinician has become renowned worldwide.
Patients from all over the world fly to his practice in San Diego, California to understand his perspective regarding their condition and to apply natural medicine alternatives to help them improve their quality of life. Dr. Kharrazian has become the referral source for many doctors nationally and internationally for complex cases… Read More
The Gut Brain Axis: Overlooked & Undertreated
Discover how chronic digestive problems may be a sign of brain dysfunction, and 3 ways (gargling, gagging, and singing) to bring your brain back online. Join Sean Croxton of Underground Wellness and Dr. Datis Kharrazian for this 58 min video on the Gut–Brain Connection.
For more interviews about the Brain, go to my Video Page or Audio Page. For more about the thyroid, go to my Thyroid Interview Page or to my Thyroid Book Website.
Patient stories help explain complex information through the experiences of real people. They also provide hope and optimism for those suffering from frightening brain health issues — optimism and positivity are important to improving brain health. These stories do not represent quick fixes or gimmicks, but rather years of exhaustive research, trial and error, and the patient’s own willingness to do the work. For more patient stories, go to the 
