Dr. Marlene’s best-selling The Unbreakable Brain cuts through all the confusing and contradictory information and zeroes in on the exact steps to take right now to improve memory and brain health.

Inside its pages, readers will find step-by-step guidance, easy tools, and dozens of tips on how to improve memory, concentration, learning skills and even your mood without spending a fortune on food or wasting a lot of time or money.

This easy-to-read, 121-page book reveals which fats to eat and the few to avoid – although most fats are healthy, some have been proven to increase inflammation in the body if used over a long time. Dr. Will reveals which ones to avoid.

Readers will also discover how to make healthy food choices a no-brainer by “brain boosting” their kitchens and pantries.

And here’s something fun — readers can toss out, or at least never buy again — any carton, tub, or package with the words "no fat," "low-fat," or "lite" on the label. Say goodbye to fat-free cottage cheese forever!

Readers will also discover…

In Dr. Will’s The Unbreakable Brain he makes everything simple. It’s as easy as "do this, and don’t do that."

Many of Dr. Will’s patients using The Unbreakable Brain plan notice changes within the first few days. The first change is in their mood and energy levels. They’re no longer members of the “3 PM zombie brigade”… suddenly, they can focus and stay active all day.

Dr. Will does not promise to improve brain and memory problems overnight. As he explains in The Unbreakable Brain, these problems weren’t made in a day, and they won’t be unmade in a day, and to claim anything else would just be dishonest.

The truth is, the human body possesses the ability to keep the brain healthy for years to come. We just have to get out of the way and give it the building blocks it needs.

No. With The Unbreakable Brain, readers will learn how to eat carbs in moderation. See a list of which carbs that need to be watched carefully and which ones that don’t. Note – this doesn’t mean readers have to avoid carbs completely, just be smart about enjoying them in moderation. The GREAT NEWS is readers don’t have to count calories any more – because they’ll be watching carb intake, so calorie consumption doesn't matter as much.

Surprisingly, no! It’s true that some of the ingredients Dr. Will recommends cost more than cheap, manufactured goods that flood supermarkets aisles, but this is offset by the smaller amount of food people end up buying. Remember that fat makes the stomach feel full and the brain sharp, so people will spontaneously begin to eat less (because they WANT to, not because they have to). Plus, by reducing the amount of packaged, manufactured food, readers end up saving money. Most are surprised by the change in their grocery bill.

For too many people, “exercise” means hard, grueling, boring work, like 60-minute cardio sessions on a treadmill. Instead, the exercise suggestions found in The Unbreakable Brain slash workout time considerably. These workouts help to improve memory, mood, attention and focus.

Another way Dr. Will helps his patients is by guiding them to the right nutritional supplementation. In The Unbreakable Brain, he shares what he’s discovered in his 20+ year career. It’s not possible to get all the nutrients needed from today’s foods. Our modern food – even the non-GMO, organic variety – isn’t the same as it used to be because of over-farming and soil depletion, and some foods are just hard to come by or are too expensive. So Dr. Will shows readers the natural ingredients that have been shown by studies to improve memory and protect brain health. It’s all inside The Unbreakable Brain…