“A Renaissance Man” is how one international publication describes Dr. E. Gaylon McCollough. The title was conferred when chronicling the author’s worldwide contributions to the art and science of human enhancement – including a preview of portions of this publication.

Clearly, Dr. McCollough is a visionary. He derived a unique perspective of science, philosophy and theology through his studies and from viewing the world from the “shoulders of giants” who were his mentors. In – and out – of the operating room, his mission has been one of helping people – from all walks of life – realize their God-given potential. Let Us Make Man continues in that same tradition.

The author’s experiences as a sportsman, physician, surgeon, scientist, teacher, philanthropist, and innovator give him uncommon insight into what makes human beings what we are, and ways that we might improve upon the person(s) we have become – in body, mind, and spirit.

This, his latest book, eclipses imagination. It deals with the hard realities of living in an ever-changing multi-cultural world, saddled with insurmountable distractions. Beyond identifying the challenges facing 21st century Man, it offers practical solutions that – if followed – could lead to a better world. Without question Let Us Make Man should become a companion to inspirational, theological, and scientific publications … new and old.

Dr. McCollough and his wife (Susan [Nomberg] McCollough) live in Gulf Shores, Alabama.  Visit Dr. McCollough's website for more.