Memoirs of an Addicted Brain: A Neuroscientist Examines his Former Life on Drugs
In this thoughtful memoir, neuroscientist Marc Lewis examines his former life on drugs alongside the science of addiction. Combining personal reflection with an accessible look at the brain, he explores how drug use, compulsive behavior, and recovery can be understood through both lived experience and neuroscience.
About This Book
Memoirs of an Addicted Brain presents a personal account of addiction through the perspective of a neuroscientist.
The book examines the relationship between drug use and the brain, connecting lived experience with scientific inquiry.
It offers a reflective exploration of addiction, recovery, and the ways neuroscience can illuminate compulsive behavior.
Blending memoir and accessible science, the book considers addiction from both an intimate and analytical viewpoint.
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