Books

Diseases of Unknown Origin, The Abandoned Theory

Author:  Eliasar A. Simon, M.D.

ISBN: 9780976948001

Diseases of Unknown Origin, The Abandoned Theory is the most forceful concept in disease pathophysiology, prevention, and treatment today.  It provides an undeniable and clever analysis with supporting data of why hydration should never be ignored or abandoned--at all.  As research continues, the connection between water deficiency and deceptively unrelated health problems become obvious and understandable.

Music and the Human Brain

Author: Eliasar A. Simon, M.D

ISBN: 9780976948018

Music and the Human Brain, The Lost Hypothesis is the most compelling omitted argument in the origin and meaning of music.  It provides an unquestionable and maestroic exploration with supporting data of why good music is necessary and should never be disregarded in any way.  As research continues, the link between music and the human brain becomes lucid and sound even in dreams.

About the Author:   Dr. Eliasar A. Simon earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology and his Doctor of Medicine degree from Far Eastern University in Manila, Philippines. He completed his postgraduate internship and Pediatric residency training at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School in Newark, New Jersey, USA. Dr. Simon also gained additional clinical experience through an internship with TrueNorth Health Foundation.

Dr. Simon is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. He is a licensed physician practicing int he State of Hawaii, U.S.A.

It has been quite some time since the first edition of the book was written and published, seventeen years ago. Its goal was to provide a guide for later editions. Now the vision that was foreseen back then has come to fruition due to advances in research and publication. It is now undeniable that the most compelling argument about the origin and meaning of music has become much clearer. This book provides a masterful exploration with supporting evidence of why good music is essential and should never be disregarded. As research continues, the connection between music and the human brain is becoming more and more apparent, even in our dreams.

This book is essential reading for anyone who wishes to gain a deeper understanding of the significance of music in our lives.

Here's the link on Amazon: Music and the Human Brain-2nd Edition

Echoes Before Birth:

The Impact of Sound Exposure on Fetal and Infant Brain Development

Author: Eliasar A. Simon, M.D

ISBN: 9798243374699

Kindle $4.99 $2.99

Softcover $19,95 $14.95

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Before a baby takes their First breath, they are already listening.

From the earliest moments of life, sound surrounds and shapes the developing brain. The rhythms of a mother's voice, the melodies of music, the patterns of language, and the sounds of the world all contribute to the foundations of cognition, emotion, communication, and learning.

In Echoes Before Birth, readers are invited to explore the remarkable science behind prenatal and early-life sound experiences and their lasting influence on a child's development. This groundbreaking work reveals how the sounds babies hear before and after birth can shape speech and language, emotional connection, memory, and lifeslong learning abilities.

Whether you are a parent seeking to nurture your child's earliest experiiences, and educator supporting young learners, a musician exploring the power of sound, or a healthcare professional guiding families, this book offers valuable insights into one of the most profound influences on the developing mind.