Mark Hyman: Broken Brain series

[rebtar]

Someone else posted about this a couple of days ago, I wanted to repost because it's really good and some folks may have missed the original post. Brain health from the functional medicine perspective.

brokenbrain.com/trailer/

[asmckay]

The Mark Hyman series is excellent. Each programme is only available for one week, so the first one has now disappeared, but the second, on the gut and brain is really good, and very relevant to Parkinson's. Thoroughly recommended. You have about 5 more days to catch it.

[Dnwooooo in reply to asmckay]

Dr Hyman’s book, ‘The UltraMind Solution’ is available for free (trial membership 30 days) at: audible.com haven’t read yet but as most authors it will contain most of the pertaining information of the series, just save file to smartphone or computer to peruse at your pleasure.

[Dnwooooo in reply to Dnwooooo]

In addition two hard copies of Dr. Hyman’s aforementioned book are presently available at Abebooks.com if you enjoy paper books. Cost second hand: A whopping $4.20. There was a third available up ‘til a second ago. (I am quite looking forward to reading it!)

[rebtar in reply to asmckay]

I think each episode is only available for 24 hours. But can also be purchased and as I remember it's priced fairly low for digital access.

[asmckay]

Good to know (low price). The second programme is still available. Here's the link which I hope will take people through directly to the programme.

brokenbrain.com/02-gut-brain/

[frankaspergilus]

Hi.

I've watched episodes 1 and 2 and from what "Dnwoooo" says, the solutions and recommendations Dr. Hyman may make in the forthcoming episodes 7 and 8 are possibly covered in his book "The Ultramind Solution". If so, there are two one-hour videos on Vimeo, entitled "The Ultramind Solution" in which I suppose he, once again, covers the same or similar information there. Just Google it and you'll be able to watch him go through his recommendations.

Having said that, the content in his Broken Brains series is probably much better thanks to other contributors and the way the series has been produced.

There also seems to be an option (I've lost the link) to buy the Broken Brains series (on DVD I think). I think it was about 97 dollars or 197 dollars depending on the package you prefer. Could be worth the investment if you want to have the series permanently available so you're able to refer back to the parts that really interest you at your leisure.