The most necessary hormone
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Have you ever wondered why love is fading, and feelings cease to overflow? Why once “acute sensations” lose brightness over time? Why do we fiercely strive to get something, and after receiving the desired, we lose any interest to the subject of enthusiasm? How are sex, creativity and political beliefs related? The answers to all the questions are in the book of Deniel Liberman and Michael Long “The most desired hormone.”
Deniel Lieberman - professor at George Washington University, a practicing psychiatrist and honorary member of the American Psychiatric Association. Active citizen who raises mental health problems in the American media and collaborates with the US Department of Health and Social Services.
Michael Long - screenwriter and playwright, marked by prestigious awards, teacher of Georgetown University, speaker of government officials, business leaders and candidates of US presidential .
Without tedious theory and with the results of interesting scientific experiments, this book will become your guide to the complex inner world of emotions, sensations and reactions!
Deniel Lieberman - professor at George Washington University, a practicing psychiatrist and honorary member of the American Psychiatric Association. Active citizen who raises mental health problems in the American media and collaborates with the US Department of Health and Social Services.
Michael Long - screenwriter and playwright, marked by prestigious awards, teacher of Georgetown University, speaker of government officials, business leaders and candidates of US presidential .
Without tedious theory and with the results of interesting scientific experiments, this book will become your guide to the complex inner world of emotions, sensations and reactions!
Author:
Author:Liberman D.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Series:
Series: Honestly About Health
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-127005-6
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