Tag: book review
Patient H. M. by Luke Dittrich: Book Review
Patient H. M. is an interesting read for most medical students and those associated with medicine. It is also a great read for people who are fascinated by how human brain works and typically love to watch medical drama on television.
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Training for Sudden Violence: Book Review
Training for Sudden Violence by Rory Miller is a workbook that demands you have a drill partner who is ready to play the role of an attacker. It is not something you can follow or do alone, on your own.
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When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi
Imminent death can make you hopeless. Or it can give you unimaginable strength. Force you to look at the meaning of your existence and the value of everything you have coveted or fought for. This memoir is characteristic of the strength that we find when faced with an unsurmountable challenge.
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Eat Fat Get Thin: The Pegan Diet
In Eat Fast Get Thin, Dr. Mark Hyman rubbishes claims by nutritionists and government advisories and tell you why fats are essential and can help you lose weight.
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