\"Majid Fotuhi has firmly established himself as one of the most important voices in the country when it comes to Alzheimer\'s disease. Like so many others, I have called him with my own questions. Now we all get to benefit from his wisdom through his wonderful new book. Mental decline is one of our biggest fears, but Dr Fotuhi provides a necessary dose of reassurance and empowerment.\" - Sanjay Gupta MD, Neurosurgeon, Emory, Chief Medical Correspondent, CNN

\"The Invincible Brain is a powerful reminder that we are not prisoners of our genetics. Dr. Fotuhi brilliantly shows how science, lifestyle, and purpose converge to give us the ability to rebuild, rewire, and rejuvenate our brains at any age. His 12-week program is a science-based plan to make your brain unstoppable!\" - David Perlmutter, MD, author, #1 New York Times bestseller, Grain Brain and Brain Defenders

\"Being a six-time USA Memory Champion and having boosted my brain from normalcy to champion status, I can say that Dr. Fotuhi touches on all the important keys to developing a healthy, powerful brain.\"

\"Dr. Fotuhi reminds us that brain health is not just about avoiding disease-it\'s about cultivating resilience, curiosity, and meaning throughout life. The Invincible Brain is both scientifically sound and deeply human.\" - Vladimir Hachinski, MD, Distinguished University Professor of Neurology at Western University, London, Canada

\"Dr. Fotuhi presents, in a highly readable format, decades of research demonstrating how specific lifestyle interventions can protect the brain from dementia. This book is essential for anyone who wants to stay sharp and reduce their risk of cognitive decline and Alzheimer\'s disease.\" - George Perry, PhD, Professor of Biology and Chemistry at the University of Texas at San Antonio

\"Dr. Fotuhi is a consummate educator and writer; in the last three decades, his teaching has made even the most difficult and arcane neurobiology become not only accessible, but also fun and exciting. Amongst the Harvard Medical students (who can be a very tough audience, indeed!), he has garnered well over a generation of enthusiastic fans.\" - Richard N. Mitchell, MD, PhD, Lawrence J. Henderson Professor of Pathology at Harvard Medical School

\"Emerging evidence suggests that specific lifestyle choices and simple interventions can enhance brain health and performance. Dr. Fotuhi translates the latest scientific literature in this field into simple layperson\'s terms and offers up actionable plans. If you want to think more clearly and effectively, now and as you age, Dr. Fotuhi has the guidance you need.\" - Barbara S. Slusher, PhD, MAS, Professor of Neurology, Psychiatry, Pharmacology, Neuroscience, Medicine, and Oncology and Director of Johns Hopkins Drug Discovery at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

\"Our students at Harvard Medical School consistently praise Dr. Fotuhi for his enthusiastic teaching and his gift for explaining complex neurobiological concepts, making them clear, accessible, and engaging.\" - Stuart A. Forman, MD, PhD, Professor of Anesthesia at Harvard Medical School

\"You\'re not bound to the brain your birthday says you should have. With Dr. Fotuhi\'s advice, a bigger, younger brain is yours for the taking. Grab hold. I have, and you can, too!\" - Michael F. Roizen, MD, former Chief Wellness Officer at Cleveland Clinic, cofounder of RealAge, and author of YOU: The Owner\'s Manual and RealAge: Are You as Young as You Can Be?,

\"Want to grow a bigger brain, improve your memory, and save your brain from premature aging? Follow Dr. Fotuhi\'s advice. I do!\"

\"Dr. Fotuhi gives us the WHY and then the HOW to a program of total Brain Fitness that will help you be sharp and stay that way!!! Read this book to age gracefully and with vigor!\" - Dr. John Ratey, author of Spark

\"Dr. Majid Fotuhi does something rare in brain health-he brings rigor, optimism, and practicality into the same conversation. The Invincible Brain clearly shows that cognitive decline is not an inevitable consequence of aging, but a modifiable state driven largely by lifestyle, vascular, and metabolic factors. This book empowers patients and clinicians alike with a science-based, hopeful framework for building true cognitive resilience.\" - Robert Lufkin, MD, New York Times bestselling author, Lies I Taught in Medical School