Bruce H. Lipton Books
Stem cell biologist Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D., is a key figure in new biology. Known for his work combining science and spirituality, he has taught Cell Biology at the University of Wisconsin and conducted leading-edge research at Stanford University’s School of Medicine. In 2009, he received the Goi Peace Award.
The Biology of Belief
What's The Biology of Belief about?
The Biology of Belief describes a revolutionary change in biology and explores a new approach to the connection between mind and matter. Using easily accessible examples and explanations, Lipton offers a radical alternative to our understanding of the influence of genes in determining our behavior and identity.
Who should read The Biology of Belief?
- Anyone interested in new developments in biology
- Anyone curious about the influence we can have on our genes
- Anyone interested in examples of modern scientific revolutions
What's The Honeymoon Effect about?
The Honeymoon Effect (2023) explores the possibility of maintaining the euphoric state typically experienced during the honeymoon phase of a relationship. By delving into diverse fields such as biology, quantum physics, and psychology, it sheds light on the nature of love, the role of hormones, and the power of the subconscious mind in shaping our relationships.
Who should read The Honeymoon Effect?
- Relationship strugglers hoping to turn around negative patterns through understanding biological and psychological influences
- Newlyweds seeking wisdom on extending their initial happiness throughout marriage
- Psychology enthusiasts interested in exploring the intersection of psychology, biology, and quantum physics