Lisa: Despite it's 2015 publication date (i.e., it's 7 years "out of date"), this is a fascinating book. It is research-based, well written and easy to read and understand. Could barely put it down. Thank you Ms. Collen!
Canada on May 11, 2023
A reader.: I must confess that I have owned this book for a number of years but lost it in the shuffle of life without reading it....... But I rediscovered it at a timely moment for myself and am most grateful of its information. As a recent retiree from the healthcare industry I have seen firsthand many of the outcomes discussed in these pages. More than ever the study and use of microbial assistance , cultivation and protection are needed to allow all individual the ability to proactively support their own health over the entire lifespan. The information within these pages will give solid foundation for beginning that course of self education. Take advantage of this opportunity and acquire this for you home library.You will not be disappointed!
United States on Nov 04, 2022
Hayashida Reinaldo: Useful information and data for a heath lifestyle.
Change my daily meals awareness.
There is a lot of references on it.
Brazil on Jan 07, 2022
Chrisoulla V. Rakowski: When I was a grad student doing Oceanic microbiology, the emerging science of the human microbiome and how important they are to our physical and mental health was emerging. The author does a fantastic job in taking this complex scientific field and explaining it in a way they is easy to understand for everyone. This book may even help you on your way to better health for you and your current and future children for the rest of your lives
Every choice we make, from choosing a C-section over vaginal birth, breast milk over formula, that hamburger over a salad, and even pushing your family doctor to give your child antibiotics for the sniffles, can have serious implications for yours and your child's health, causing people to become fatter and sicker the more antibiotics and poor health choices we make, because we destroy the microcosm in our digestive systems. They play an important factor in mental health too, where some parasitic bacteria from our beloved pets can cause depression or schizophrenia in us. The research emerging from this book shows that our obsession with sterility and antibiotics, NOT vaccines may be the key links to why now more children than ever suffer...
United States on Aug 28, 2021
PMV: Recomiendo su lectura
Spain on Nov 05, 2020
silkspike: I couldn't stop reading this book. I can't say that a book has changed my life very often, but this one did. It made me think of things I've never even considered, and opened my eyes to a world inside of myself I never knew existed. When I read that microbes play such an amazing role in our bodies that they should be classified as an organ - well, that was ground-breaking stuff. Each chapter brought a new revelation, covering everything from how we are brought into the world to how antibiotics can wipe out our microbes as bad as a tsunami can wipe out a coral reef - and once they are wiped out, the body can go downhill very quickly - no matter how many probiotics we ingest thinking we'll re-populate our microbes. It simply won't happen because they only give us the garden variety microbes, not the ones that are uniquely 'US' and have taken us a lifetime to develop. The question "Why did God put the 'playground' next to the 'sewer' in our bodies" was answered - it's all about childbirth and populating our newborns with important microbes. Wow... what a revelation! I bought 2 more copies of this book and sent them to my son and his wife who just had a baby, and to my...
United States on Mar 07, 2018
Brenda Cooke: This is a wonderful book which is easy to read and understand. It is extremely important for the basic understanding of health, ill health, and the environment, especially at the present time and for the future.
United Kingdom on Apr 23, 2017
mochi50: この本の言いたいことは、人間は一つの生態系であり、その生態系の多数を占めているのが腸内細菌であるということだ。
そしてその生態系を壊すものとして、抗生物質の乱用があげられている。破壊の結果が、自閉症の発生と結びついているかもしれない、との指摘には驚くばかりであるが、因果関係が認められるような実例がいくつかあげられている。また肥満症の原因としても興味深い例がひかれ、その肥満症を引き起こすので間接的に様々な癌の原因になるのではないかと述べられている。
次の表現「We are what they eat.」（私たちはかれら（腸内細菌が）食べているものでできている、がとても実感された。良い本だと思う。
Japan on Apr 20, 2017
Melanie: 10% Human is a book that focuses on the intricate relationship between microorganisms and the human body. The author provides a good background into the body’s dependence on a healthy microbiome. The author reminds us that we have evolved together for thousands of years, pointing out that it is the diversity of these microorganisms in and on our bodies that complete us as humans. There is numerous scientific research documented and personal experiences as well to further enhance your understanding. Each chapter is a different topic of an illness or health conditioned such as autism, obesity, autoimmune diseases, or gastrointestinal health issues, and how they linked to our microbes.
The author poses questions as to why, with our clean improved standard of life, are new diseases and conditions on the rise. Obesity, autoimmune diseases, and allergies are explained as the new epidemics of the western world. For example, the author points out the correlation between the increase of people with allergies and the advancement of developed countries and hygiene practices. The idea is that people who grew up in the most developed parts of the world and therefore have access to the...
United States on Apr 18, 2017
| Alanna Collen, RD, Ph.D.: Unlock the Secrets to Health and Happiness with 10% Human | Discover the Incredible Wonders of Microscopic Life with Micro Life: A Journey into the Miniature World | The Perfect Predator: A Compelling Memoir by Steffanie Strathdee and Thomas Patterson | |
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| ISBN-13 | 978-0062345998 | ||
| ISBN-10 | 0062345990 | ||
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| Paperback | 352 pages | ||
| Publisher | Harper Paperbacks; Reprint edition | ||
| Dimensions | 5.31 x 0.82 x 8 inches | ||
| Language | English | ||
| Best Sellers Rank | #51 in Microbiology #100 in Genetics #210 in Anatomy | #6 in Microbiology #7 in Biology of Insects & Spiders #22 in Veterinary Encyclopedias | #40 in Microbiology #41 in Viral Diseases #60 in Communicable Diseases |
| Genetics (Books) | Genetics | ||
| Item Weight | 10.8 ounces | ||
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United States on Dec 28, 2023