In Matt Haig's account of his recovery from depression How To Stay Alive, he calls the brain 'worryingly magical'. But can anything magical be simultaneously worrying? That is not this week's Saturday Question. Listen in for what is.

In Matt Haig's account of his recovery from depression How To Stay Alive, he calls the brain 'worryingly magical'. But can anything magical be simultaneously worrying? That is not this week's Saturday Question. Listen in for what is.

In Matt Haig's account of his recovery from depression How To Stay Alive, he calls the brain 'worryingly magical'. But can anything magical be simultaneously worrying? That is not this week's Saturday Question. Listen in for what is. &nbsp;

Ec 66: Saturday Question: Worryingly Magical? (5 Min)

Irreverent, funny and challenging. This is the show for you if you are sick of being on the treadmill of binge eating and sugar addiction and none of the self-proclaimed gurus out there can help. The Eating Coach Harriet Morris brings you Stupid Idea of The Week (walking treadmill or baby food diet, anyone?) as well as real-life workable ideas from her own experience dismantling compulsive eating and sugar addiction, as well as psychology and neuroscience.

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Ec 66: Saturday Question: Worryingly Magical? (5 Min)

Ec 66: Saturday Question: Worryingly Magical? (5 Min)