The Dopamine Brain was announced on October 5, 2026 in a release distributed nationally through EIN Presswire. Coverage of the series’ first three books, The Starved Brain, The Pained Brain and The Angry Gut, follows.
Dr. Gurpreet Singh Padda, MD Publishes The Dopamine Brain: Dopamine Is Not the Pleasure Chemical We Thought
October 5, 2026 · Book launch
The launch release for the fourth book in the series. Dopamine is not the pleasure chemical: it tells you what to get, not what to enjoy. The book follows that one reversal through food, addiction, Parkinson’s therapy and the intensive care unit. Adults on an ultra-processed diet ate 508 calories a day more without rating the food as more pleasant, and among Parkinson’s patients ever treated with a dopamine agonist, 51.5 percent developed an impulse control disorder within five years, against 12.4 percent of those never treated.
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The Angry Gut in the press
Dr. Gurpreet Singh Padda, MD Publishes ‘The Angry Gut, Your First Brain’
September 28, 2026 · Book launch
The launch release for the book, coauthored with Ami Michelle Grimes. The enteric nervous system arrived first in evolutionary time, and the brain in the skull is the later addition, tethered to the gut by the vagus nerve. A starved, permeable, inflamed first brain cannot produce a calm, regulated second one. The book prints measured figures over famous ones: the intestinal surface is about 32 square meters, not the size of a tennis court.
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The Pained Brain in the press
Dr. Gurpreet Singh Padda, MD Publishes The Pained Brain, Arguing Chronic Pain Is a Metabolic Disease the Scan Cannot See
September 21, 2026 · Book launch
The launch release for the book, coauthored with Dr. KrisJay Fucanan, MD. Chronic pain is not a local structural defect waiting for a local repair; it is a centralized nervous-system disease fueled by systemic metabolic inflammation. It costs the United States $722.8 billion a year, degenerative findings on a scan are common in people with no pain at all, and insulin resistance among nondiabetic adults rose from 24.8 to 38.4 percent between 1999 and 2018.
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The Starved Brain in the press
Dr. Gurpreet Singh Padda, MD Discusses Alzheimer’s Research, Not Just Plaque
September 21, 2026 · World Alzheimer’s Day
The case that Alzheimer’s disease is a fuel and inflammation failure that begins decades before the plaque. Brain glucose uptake falls early while ketone uptake holds. Insulin competes with amyloid-beta for the same clearing enzyme. In the VITACOG trial, three B vitamins cut brain atrophy 53 percent in patients with high homocysteine. Each of these variables is measurable on tests any primary care office can order.
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New Book The Starved Brain by Dr. Gurpreet Padda Reframes Dementia as a Metabolic Disease of Overnutrition
July 23, 2026 · Book launch
The launch release. Cognitive decline as the malnutrition of excess: a brain overfed on calories and starved of the materials it is built from, organized into four measurable failures of fuel, structure, nutrients and inflammation.
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