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... changes when this energy output changes . Bob Walsh's " intellectual " personality , his interests in the the- ater , concerts , literature , and mathematics , had been supported by a certain high level of brain and nervous system ...
... changes when this energy output changes . Bob Walsh's " intellectual " personality , his interests in the the- ater , concerts , literature , and mathematics , had been supported by a certain high level of brain and nervous system ...
Page 69
... changes in research patients whose nutrition was improved from the average toward the optimum , with conse- quent changes in personality . Try to look at yourself as objectively as possible , and compare your own attitudes and behavior ...
... changes in research patients whose nutrition was improved from the average toward the optimum , with conse- quent changes in personality . Try to look at yourself as objectively as possible , and compare your own attitudes and behavior ...
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... changes can be induced by a diet very low in fat and very low in protein , the two best sources of acetate . Although in- dividuals differ markedly in the severity of their reactions to such FIGURE 3 glucose o - acetate acetate ...
... changes can be induced by a diet very low in fat and very low in protein , the two best sources of acetate . Although in- dividuals differ markedly in the severity of their reactions to such FIGURE 3 glucose o - acetate acetate ...
Contents
Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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