Learner Reviews & Feedback for Biohacking Your Brain's Health by Emory University
About the Course
brain's fitness through nutrition, exercise, meditation, and sleep. We'll debunk popular myths about prescribed practices for overall health and
then uncover studies from the last few decades revealing practical routines and interventions that are proven to help improve the brain. You'll
also get a glimpse at the brain's structure and common brain functions, as well as a "prescription" each week of tips for improving your brain's
health.
Top reviews
JD
Mar 10, 2019
Very useful, interesting and inspiring. Some of the things I already knew, but there were plenty historical, medical, scientific facts that enforced it and made me more confident in my knowledge.
DD
Jun 20, 2023
An incredible course, that deepened my understanding of the brain, and the many ways to keep it functioning well. As an added bonus, I’m sleeping better because of the skills I learned in it, too.
301 - 325 of 407 Reviews for Biohacking Your Brain's Health
By Nandivada P E
•Jun 21, 2020
super course
By FRANCIS A M
•Sep 16, 2020
INFORMATIVE
By Mel M
•Sep 6, 2020
So complete
By Dr. A H A
•Aug 16, 2020
Thanks alot
By sergio e
•May 13, 2021
Excelente!
By Georgios M
•Apr 18, 2020
fantastic!
By Aldi L
•Dec 1, 2018
Wonderful.
By Ronny A R R
•May 31, 2020
Loved it!
By Matias G
•Sep 29, 2019
nice work
By Sandeep R
•Jun 7, 2020
easy
best
By Daniele V
•May 22, 2022
Great!
By GIUSEPPE M
•May 15, 2020
good!
By Vic W
•Jan 20, 2020
Great
By CAZARES B S
•Jul 20, 2021
Nice
By AMRISHA R R
•Sep 13, 2020
good
By GLORIYA V
•Aug 24, 2020
Good
By S K
•Jul 22, 2020
Good
By Mona A A
•Jul 2, 2020
GOOD
By Emayamsavitha
•Apr 25, 2020
Gud
By Shakirah M
•Jun 27, 2020
If you are not a person good with remembering the names and parts of the human brain (I am that person), you can still get a good deal out of this. A lot of the information is practical, and I have changed my diet a great deal since starting this course. I doubt I will remember the names of a lot of the things mention (brain parts and their primary function), but I have learned enough about taking care of my brain for this class to be still worth it.
By Chi P
•Aug 17, 2021
This lecture provided some technical knowledge that I'm so interested in I think I'll look further into brain anatomy later. The effects of nutrition, exercise, meditation, and sleep on the brain are also helpful. However, the course lack illustrations to tell learner, for example, what part of the brain the instructor is talking about, where each lobe is located, how neurotransmitters interact, etc. All in all, it was a good introductory course.
By Adriana O L
•Jul 8, 2020
I learned great information based on real studies that helped me understand more about why it is so important to implement good sleep, exercise and meditation to promote the brain‘s health. I only wish for more visual representation in the videos so that the explanations are easier to digest, other than that, the course was amazing! so excited to apply this new knowledge.
By Yashoda P
•Jul 1, 2020
the entire course is very informative and concise. However, some phrases are difficult to register for someone who is not from medical background.
A small suggestion: please provide a more pictures or graphic/animated videos while the instructor is talking instead of focusing the camera on her, this will lead to better understanding and memory retention.
By Cheyne M
•Nov 27, 2018
There were some great references to meta-research and the readings were great for further exploration. I found some of the lecture material without evidence, for example claims that supplement use is deleterious to health. I will review this material again and it will support my lifestyle coaching and my own healthy routines.
By Kainat P
•May 28, 2020
This was an information and knowledge packed course which I really really enjoyed taking. However, I would have enjoyed it even more if visual aids like diagrams were used, especially when talking about the effects of sleep on different areas of the brain. Thank you Coursera, Emory University and Professor Karima.