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... diet can contribute to the sugar stores in the liver and can help maintain the blood - sugar level , this whole system of converting protein to sugar fails in the absence of adequate amounts of carbohydrate in the diet . In the light of ...
... diet can contribute to the sugar stores in the liver and can help maintain the blood - sugar level , this whole system of converting protein to sugar fails in the absence of adequate amounts of carbohydrate in the diet . In the light of ...
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... diet of hamburger and coffee , or a limited and unvarying diet of any kind , can result in literally wrecking the energy - producing systems of the body . And there is no " perfect " food , no " perfect combination " of foods , that can ...
... diet of hamburger and coffee , or a limited and unvarying diet of any kind , can result in literally wrecking the energy - producing systems of the body . And there is no " perfect " food , no " perfect combination " of foods , that can ...
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... diet perhaps the single most important thing to consider is that it is a serious mistake to think that all calories are alike and may be freely substituted for one another without taking into account the differing roles they play in the ...
... diet perhaps the single most important thing to consider is that it is a serious mistake to think that all calories are alike and may be freely substituted for one another without taking into account the differing roles they play in the ...
Contents
Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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