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the brain on food

714 results for “the brain on food”

Glow-Getter - by  Olivia Adriance (Hardcover)

Actually Easy - by  MacKenzie Smith (Hardcover)

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Easy Does It - by  Carissa Stanton (Hardcover)

Bake It Healthy - by  Arianne Jones (Hardcover)

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Eat Your Veg - by  Alfie Steiner (Hardcover)

Ultra Real Food - by  Courtney Swan (Hardcover)

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A Better Brain with Age - by  Dean Sherzai & Ayesha Sherzai (Hardcover)

Feed Your Brain - by  Steven R Gundry MD (Hardcover)

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Page counts vary, but most titles fall roughly between about 176 pages and around 400 pages.

The most common physical formats are hardcover and paperback; listings for this category typically show both bindings.

They typically blend research summaries with practical guidance. Many combine explanations of current science with actionable steps—such as dietary recommendations, recipes, and step-by-step plans—to help readers apply the findings.

Commonly discussed items include carbohydrates (noting concerns about wheat and sugar), different types of fats and the omega‑3 to omega‑6 balance, marine sources like seafood and seaweed, and seed oils; some books highlight specific ‘good fats’ found in these sources.

Most titles are marketed to adults. Several listings specify a suggested age of 22 years and up, indicating the primary audience is adult readers.

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