The Human Brain: What We Know (and What We Don't) Free Audiobook Download by Dr. Heather Berlin

The human brain is the most complex organ in the body. There are 100 billion neurons, but how do these cells function? Scientists have known for a long time that the brain has a center and outside environment, but what about the connections between them? What about the language center? The neocortex? The hippocampus? The different parts of the brain are so different from each other that it's difficult to know what goes on in there. In fact, scientists still don't know exactly how huge changes happen in our brains when we experience something like an orgasm or a stroke

What is the human brain? No one really knows, but many people believe that it is the seat of human consciousness and includes all the regions of the brain. The idea of a single place where we experience thoughts and emotions is misleading because our brains are not always functioning at 100% efficiency. In fact, most of what goes on in our brains happens subconsciously.

The human brain is one of the most complex, intriguing and rewarding things humans have ever studied and yet many of the fascinating processes that are going on in our head remain unclear. This audiobook by Dr. Heather Berlin is a crucial read for those who want to learn more about the unique and mysterious organ in our heads - what it does, how it works, how we can study and understand it better.

The human brain is the most complex, mysterious and powerful organ in our body. It has been the source of many breakthroughs in science, but likewise has caused many scientific breakthroughs to be dismissed as "nothing more than a myth". In recent years there have been some major leaps forward in understanding the brain. Dr. Heather Berlin discusses just what we know and what we don't about our amazing organ.

One of the most significant milestones in the history of neuroscience was the development of a brain-scanning device. In 1838, the Italian scientist Luigi Galvani discovered that he could use electricity to make a frog's leg twitch by sending it through metal rods that were attached to a dead frog.

The Human Brain: What We Know (and What We Don't) written by Dr. Heather Berlin has been a best-selling audiobook for over a decade and is now available in an audio download format. The book is written by an experienced neurologist, who shares her insights into recognizing and understanding the human brain. She offers a breakdown of what we know about the brain's anatomy and functions, as well as detailing the areas we are still unsure about.