共鸣 情绪分子的奇妙世界 [美]甘德斯·柏特 著,可可 译 9787516827055 台海出版社 下载 网盘 kindle mobi 115盘 pdf pdb rtf

“情绪共鸣”的道理就是我们每个人的情绪分子都在与他人的情绪分子共振！

这是一个改变了整个神经科学的发现！“胜肽”在人体内的受体，实际上可以组成一个网，不但控制全身功能的大脑皮质有胜肽，控管情绪的边缘组织也有胜肽，因此也可以说情绪和功能都能由“脑”来控制。

“胜肽”本身是很小的蛋白质，是人体的基本生命物质，由一连串的氨基酸组成，主要的作用是催动身体器官的功能，它们都是携带信息的分子，负责在整个有机体内传递信息。身体的组织、功能和情绪都必须平衡和谐，人体才能健康。

　 甘德斯

柏特博士的这本横跨心理学、医学的半自传体书籍，是追寻内心成长、与自己和解和他人和解的过程。是一本精彩的智识探索记录，也是每个人追求健康的蓝图。

章　一场受体革命/ 1

第2 章　受体的罗曼史/ 21

第3 章　胜肽世代/ 50

第4 章　天才与野心/ 60

第5 章　在宫殿的日子/ 80

第6 章　破坏规则/ 93

第7 章　情绪的生化分子/ 115

第8 章　转折点/ 133

第9 章　身心网络/ 162

0 章　新思维的结晶/ 176

1 章　跨越 交会/ 200

2 章　心灵的重建/ 228

3 章　真理/ 255

附　录　健康快乐的生活：预防性的小秘方/ 299

后　记　胜肽T 的后续发展/ 302

甘德斯 柏特Candace B.Pert

美国知名神经科学家，曾任美国国家精神卫生院临床神经科学部大脑生化主管十三年，以及乔治城大学医学中心生理学暨生物物理学系研究教授。柏特卓越不凡的研究生涯始于一九七二年发现鸦片受体,目前致力于和胜肽T的药理学研究。

甘德丝?柏特,因发现鸦片受体而闻名于世、特立独行、充满传奇色彩,是美国药理学界一门四代五位杰出科学家之一,柏特的科学研究冲破了西方科学正统、生物学、传统医学、另类疗法、东方哲学的界线,她认为情绪是生理机能之钥,本书展现的研究成果,其重要性不只关乎医学的未来,更与人类如何看待自己、照顾自己的身体有关。

柏特发现,人体内的化学物链接了心灵和身体,扮演信息媒介的角色。这项先驱研究不但具颠覆性,同时也具革命性意义。她以我们从未想象过的方式来了解自己、自己的情感,以及心灵和身体之间关联的力量。

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