Biology & Chemistry Audiobooks | Non-Fiction

Neuroplasticity: How to Train Your Brain Health With Neuroplasticity (Brain Using Neuroplasticity to

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. This book serves as a beacon of hope, offering readers a comprehensive exploration of how the brain's adaptability can be harnessed to bring about profound changes in various aspects of life. Through a blend of scientific insights, practical exercises, real-life examples, and inspiring stories, the book unfolds the power of neuroplasticity in shaping thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors. It takes readers on a journey that transcends the conventional limitations of thought patterns, opening doors to a life rich in abundance, prosperity, and holistic well-being. Inside This Book: - In-Depth Analysis: Explore the latest research on how nutrition influences neuroplasticity and brain health. - Practical Guides: Implement actionable strategies with easy-to-follow meal plans and recipes. - Holistic Approach: Integrate dietary changes with lifestyle modifications for comprehensive mental wellness. - Interactive Tools: Utilize worksheets and planners to track your nutritional intake and cognitive progress. Discover how, in this thought-provoking book that reveals the interconnection between divine healing, mind renewal and neuroplasticity and how you can be made well by implementing the principles of each, along with cognitive, behavioral, lifestyle and medical tools for wellness."

Fred Arriola (Author), Digital Voice Mason G (Narrator)

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[Spanish] - Tu y Tus Microbios

"¿Y si no fueras solo tú quien toma las decisiones? Dentro de ti habita un mundo diminuto pero poderoso: tu microbiota intestinal. En este libro, descubrirás cómo estos microorganismos influyen en tu digestión, tu sistema inmune, tu peso, tu estado de ánimo e incluso tus pensamientos. Tu y Tus Microbios explora el ecosistema oculto que vive dentro de tu cuerpo y revela cómo tu salud está profundamente conectada con lo que comes, cómo vives y el ambiente que te rodea. Este libro no solo explica, también transforma: cambia tu forma de entender el cuerpo, la mente y tu relación con el entorno. Una lectura imprescindible para quienes buscan bienestar desde una mirada integradora y actual."

Santiago Machain (Author), Santiago Machain (Narrator)

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[Spanish] - La mente bien ajardinada: Las ventajas de vivir al ritmo de las plantas

"Una maravillosa exploración del jardín como lugar mental y de los poderes de la naturaleza. Un jardín es un refugio ideal para huir del ajetreo del mundo y conectar con la naturaleza. Sin embargo, sabemos muy poco sobre los verdaderos beneficios de la jardinería. Investigaciones recientes demuestran que, cuando la practican, los presos tienen menos probabilidades de reincidir, los jóvenes en riesgo de exclusión tienden a perseverar en el sistema educativo y los ancianos viven más y mejor. Repleto de curiosidades científicas y emocionantes historias humanas, La mente bien ajardinada es una poderosa combinación de neurociencia, literatura, historia y psicoanálisis que indaga en el secreto que muchos jardineros conocen desde siempre: el contacto con la naturaleza puede transformar radicalmente nuestra salud y nuestra autoestima. Sue Stuart-Smith, distinguida psiquiatra, apasionada jardinera y brillante narradora, entreteje ejemplos como el papel clave de la horticultura para su abuelo tras la Primera Guerra Mundial, la obsesión de Freud por las flores y curiosas historias clínicas de sus propios pacientes. Con todo ello, nos convence de hasta qué punto puede influirnos la conexión con los ciclos de la naturaleza (en los que, tras la descomposición, brota de nuevo la vida), de las muchas formas en que la mente y el jardín interactúan y de la idea de que hundir nuestras manos en la tierra puede ser un modo de cuidarnos a nosotros mismos. La crítica ha dicho: «Sin duda el libro sobre jardinería más original de todos los tiempos.» The Sunday Times «Una investigación elegante y completa que muestra lo enriquecedor que es para la mente cambiar la pantalla por el verde. Nos ha hecho un gran favor al escribir este libro.» The Observer «Bellamente escrito y repleto de revelaciones sobre el placer y los beneficios del cuidado de las plantas. Inspirador.» The Guardian «Mezcla de horticultura, literatura e historia, es un libro edificante, alimento para el alma.» The Times «Una fascinante asociación entre la ciencia de la psiquiatría y el antiguo arte de la jardinería.» Financial Times «Un logro impresionante. Este sí que es un libro optimista.» The Spectator «Convincente y conmovedor, muestra hasta qué punto nuestro bienestar depende del contacto con la jardinería y la naturaleza. Léanlo.» Edmund De Waal «El libro más inteligente que he leído en muchos años. Un relato convincente de cómo las mentes atribuladas pueden reconectarse consigo mismas y recuperar la confianza a través de la naturaleza. Muy recomendable.» Stephen Fry"

Sue Stuart-Smith (Author), Charo Soria (Narrator)

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Mind and Intelligence: The Brain’s Strengths and Weaknesses (5 in 1)

"This illuminating audiobook explores the fascinating complexities of human cognition and behavior through five compelling sections: 12 Habits That Damage Your Brain Discover the everyday behaviors and patterns that can impair cognitive function over time. 12 Habits That Make You More Attractive Explore the science-backed behaviors that increase personal appeal beyond physical appearance. This part reveals how intellectual curiosity, emotional intelligence, conversational skills, and other cultivated habits can dramatically enhance how others perceive you, improving your relationships, opportunities, and social connections. Why Intelligent People Do Stupid Things Examine the counterintuitive relationship between high intelligence and poor decision-making. Understand how cognitive biases, emotional blind spots, and overconfidence can lead even the brightest minds astray, and discover strategies for balancing intellectual capacity with practical wisdom in everyday life. Why Smart People Don't Have Many Friends Investigate the social challenges that often accompany high intelligence. From differing interests and communication styles to the psychological need for deeper connections, this section explores why intellectually gifted individuals sometimes struggle with social relationships and offers insights for building meaningful connections. How School Makes Kids Stupid Challenge conventional educational paradigms by examining how traditional schooling can sometimes inhibit genuine intellectual development. This section analyzes how standardized testing, rigid curricula, and outdated teaching methods may suppress creativity, critical thinking, and natural curiosity."

John Harpoon (Author), Petunia Harris (Narrator)

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[Spanish] - Ecosistema Oculto

"Este libro revela un universo que sostiene la vida sin que lo notemos. Desde el suelo que pisamos hasta el aire que respiramos, desde los océanos más profundos hasta nuestro propio cuerpo, los microorganismos son los hilos invisibles que conectan todo. Ecosistema Oculto nos muestra cómo estos seres diminutos regulan el clima, limpian la contaminación, regeneran ecosistemas y afectan directamente nuestra salud."

Santiago Machain (Author), Santiago Machain (Narrator)

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Paleontology and Evolution: Tracing Ancient Life and Environments (3 in 1)

"This book combo brings the prehistoric world to life through the study of ancient plants, animals, and climates. This compelling volume reveals how Earth’s long and complex history has shaped life as we know it—and how fossils, sediments, and ice cores serve as the time machines of science. Begin with Paleobotany, the study of fossilized plants, and uncover how forests once grew where deserts now lie. Through preserved leaves, pollen, and wood, scientists reconstruct past ecosystems, trace plant evolution, and discover how vegetation adapted to shifting environments over millions of years. Next, delve into Paleozoology, which focuses on the remains of ancient animals—from dinosaurs and mammoths to tiny marine creatures. Learn how skeletal remains, footprints, and fossilized behavior reveal evolutionary changes, predator-prey relationships, extinction events, and the rise of new species over geological time. Finally, explore Paleoclimatology, the science of past climates. By analyzing tree rings, ice cores, and ocean sediments, researchers piece together Earth’s shifting temperatures, atmospheric conditions, and major climate events. This field is essential for understanding long-term climate cycles and their influence on both extinction and evolution. Together, these disciplines create a vivid picture of Earth’s ancient biosphere, showing how life, land, and climate have evolved in tandem over hundreds of millions of years. Ideal for students, educators, and history-of-science enthusiasts, this volume opens a window into the deep past and its relevance to today’s environmental challenges."

Mike Crawford (Author), Brigit Henderson (Narrator)

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Life Sciences: Exploring Organisms and Their Functions (3 in 1)

"This bundle is a comprehensive guide to the fascinating world of living organisms, combining three essential branches of scientific study into one accessible volume. Beginning with Biology, readers are introduced to the foundational principles that explain the structure, function, and evolution of life. From cells to ecosystems, genetics to physiology, this section lays the groundwork for understanding how all living things interact with each other and their environments. Next, the book delves into the rapidly evolving field of Biotechnology, where science meets innovation. Readers will explore how biotechnology is transforming agriculture, medicine, environmental conservation, and genetic engineering. Real-world applications, from vaccines and genetically modified crops to cutting-edge lab techniques like CRISPR, are explained in clear terms that illuminate their importance and ethical implications. Finally, in Cytology, the focus shifts to the microscopic universe of the cell. This section covers the intricate inner workings of cells, including cell structure, organelles, cell division, and specialized processes like mitosis, meiosis, and cellular respiration. With vivid explanations and a structured approach, readers gain a deep appreciation for how life operates at its most fundamental level. Whether you're a student, educator, or simply curious about the science of life, this 3-in-1 volume serves as both a reference and a source of inspiration, bringing the wonders of life science into sharp focus."

Mike Crawford (Author), Brigit Henderson (Narrator)

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Microscopic Worlds: Unseen Forces of Nature (3 in 1)

"Microscopic Worlds: Unseen Forces of Nature invites readers into the hidden realms of biology where the smallest organisms wield massive influence over life on Earth. This enlightening 3-in-1 volume explores three essential branches of microbiology—Virology, Bacteriology, and Mycology—each revealing a different facet of microscopic life and its impact on ecosystems, health, and the natural world. The first section, Virology, examines the mysterious world of viruses—microscopic agents that exist on the edge of life. Readers will learn how viruses invade cells, replicate, and evolve, as well as how they have shaped human history through pandemics and medical breakthroughs. From bacteriophages to coronaviruses, this section explores the vital role viruses play in both disease and genetic innovation. In Bacteriology, readers delve into the diverse and adaptable world of bacteria. This section unpacks how these single-celled organisms are responsible for everything from infections to fermentation. It also explores the balance bacteria maintain in ecosystems and within the human body, such as in the gut microbiome, and how they are utilized in biotechnology and medicine. The final section, Mycology, focuses on fungi, a unique kingdom of organisms often overlooked due to their microscopic size or hidden nature. Mycology reveals the fascinating roles fungi play in decomposition, nutrient cycling, symbiosis with plants, and even medical therapies. Readers will explore everything from mold and yeast to the complex structures of fungal networks in soil. Together, these three disciplines offer a powerful perspective on the invisible but essential forces that govern life at a microscopic scale. Microscopic Worlds is ideal for science enthusiasts, biology students, or anyone curious about the organisms that shape our lives without ever being seen."

Mike Crawford (Author), Brigit Henderson (Narrator)

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What If We Discovered Immortality?: Unraveling the Implications of Immortal Existence on Humanity an

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Unraveling the Implications of Immortal Existence on Humanity and Our World What if death was no longer an inevitability, but a mere choice? What if humanity found the elixir of eternal life? 'Eternal Lives: Pondering the Prospect of Immortality' embarks on a speculative journey to explore these profound questions. This thought-provoking book scrutinizes the scientific, societal, economic, and ethical implications of such a discovery, and illuminates the potentially transformative impacts on our individual lives and civilization as a whole. Delve into the many facets of a hypothetical world where immortality is real, and contemplate the profound dilemmas and possibilities that such an existence could bring. "

Viruti Shivan (Author), Digital Voice Madison G (Narrator)

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What If Humans Could Photosynthesize?: Exploring an Alternative Reality of Human Energy Production

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Exploring an Alternative Reality of Human Energy Production Can you imagine a world where lunch breaks are spent basking in the sun instead of standing in long queues for food? A world where starvation is a thing of the past and the climate crisis is less critical as human photosynthesis reduces carbon emissions and food production pressures? Green Skins New Beginnings: What If Humans Could Photosynthesize? delves into this speculative world unraveling the scientific social and environmental implications. From a deep dive into the science of photosynthesis to exploring the transformations in our daily lives food systems societal structures and our impact on the planet this book illuminates the fascinating possibilities and challenges of a photosynthetic human world. "

Viruti Shivan (Author), Digital Voice Madison G (Narrator)

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What If Renewable Energy Was Discovered First?: Redefining Progress: A Speculative Look at a World F

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Redefining Progress: A Speculative Look at a World Fueled by the Sun, Wind, and Water What would our world look like if the first energy revolution was sparked by renewable sources rather than fossil fuels? 'What If Renewable Energy Was Discovered First?' takes you on a speculative journey into an alternative history where solar panels, wind turbines, and hydroelectric dams are at the heart of industrialization. This book explores the far-reaching implications of this imaginary world—uncovering the impact on the environment, geopolitics, and the global economy. Would we still face climate change? How would energy-dependent geopolitics shift? What would happen to the economic structures built around oil and coal? By comparing this imagined reality with our own, the book offers a compelling lens through which to consider the choices that lie ahead of us. If you're interested in energy policy, environmental studies, or simply enjoy thought-provoking 'what-if' scenarios, this book is for you. "

Viruti Shivan (Author), Digital Voice Madison G (Narrator)

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What If We Found a Cure for All Diseases?: Understanding the Scientific, Societal, and Ethical Impli

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Understanding the Scientific, Societal, and Ethical Implications In this ground-breaking book, we explore the fascinating and complex topic of finding a universal cure for all diseases - a hypothetical miracle that has always intrigued humanity. 'Unveiling the Panacea: If We Found a Cure for All Diseases' delves into the scientific, societal, and ethical implications of such an epoch-making event. This work covers a comprehensive study of diverse aspects - from the history of medical research and the diverse pathways that scientists are currently exploring to find cures for various diseases, to the colossal changes that a universal cure could bring about. The book gives readers a glimpse into the future where the elimination of all disease could dramatically change life expectancy, social norms, and healthcare systems around the globe. In addition to examining the scientific and medical perspectives, the book also ventures into philosophical and ethical terrains. What would be the moral implications of deciding who gets the cure first? How would a world without disease handle overpopulation and resource management? 'Unveiling the Panacea: If We Found a Cure for All Diseases' makes you ponder these intriguing questions and more. It's an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of science, health, ethics, and future studies. The book also features expert interviews, providing readers with various perspectives on this captivating subject. "

Viruti Shivan (Author), Digital Voice Madison G (Narrator)

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Biology & Chemistry Audiobooks in Non-Fiction