If you want to know the secret to increasing your memory, boosting your brain, and defying the aging of the brain, you simply cannot miss this first episode of my second season!

My special guest and dear friend Dr. Majid Fotouhi will shed light on some of his groundbreaking research in an up-close and personal interview with me on my podcast. In addition, we talk about how he was able to visualize his passion and career to become a "brain-expert" as early as age 14 years old, inspired by his father who inspired him and ensured him he could anyone he wants to be. That there are no limits to his aspirations and potential.

A Harvard- and Johns Hopkins-trained neurologist and neuroscientist, Dr. Fotuhi is one of the foremost authorities in the field of memory, concussion, ADHD, Alzheimer’s disease, and brain vitality in older adults. Through his 25 years of teaching, clinical work, and neuroscience research experience, Dr. Fotuhi developed a multidisciplinary approach to treating brain function disorders. In addition to treating patients in his current role as medical director of NeuroGrow Brain Fitness Center, Dr. Fotuhi conducts clinical research, writes books, and gives public lectures about brain health, prevention of Alzheimer’s disease, and expanding brain capacity.

In his latest book "Boost Your Brain" he outlines a personalized 12-week "Brain Fitness Program" for improving cognitive function and increasing the volume of the part of your brain responsible for your memory, called the Hippocampus, in people with mild cognitive impairment.

Dr. Fotuhi has been interviewed by more than 50 national media outlets including ABC News, CTV, CNN, CBS, TODAY show, Fox News, Dr. Oz show, Discovery Channel, USA Today, Health magazine, Ladies’ Home Journal, Forbes, The Boston Globe, BusinessWeek, The Chicago Tribune, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Montreal Gazette, and The Times (London).

Dr. Fotuhi has taken a leadership role in the field of medical education. He has received numerous awards for his innovative and dynamic teaching style. He is a popular instructor at Harvard Medical School, where he designed and helped to build two 5-foot brain models for his students in neuroanatomy classes. He won the distinguished teaching award from the American Academy of Neurology in 2001. He has presented academic lectures as an honorary visiting professor in Canada, Egypt, China, Israel, and Japan.

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