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... effect on sugar metabolism in the nervous system , through the formation of excess acetate , which , in the ab- sence of sufficient o - acetate from sugar , could not be converted into energy ( Fig . 2 ) . A somewhat similar type of effect ...
... effect on sugar metabolism in the nervous system , through the formation of excess acetate , which , in the ab- sence of sufficient o - acetate from sugar , could not be converted into energy ( Fig . 2 ) . A somewhat similar type of effect ...
Page 118
... effect on her . I included here the category of high - protein foods along with the fats for at least two reasons . First , most protein foods are also high - fat foods , and second , a significant part of protein ( the so- called ...
... effect on her . I included here the category of high - protein foods along with the fats for at least two reasons . First , most protein foods are also high - fat foods , and second , a significant part of protein ( the so- called ...
Page 141
... effect follow and not always would the same chemical pro- duce the same effect for the same person . Although I did indeed discover that whether one can smell cer- tain vitamins , as well as learn what they smell like , depends partly ...
... effect follow and not always would the same chemical pro- duce the same effect for the same person . Although I did indeed discover that whether one can smell cer- tain vitamins , as well as learn what they smell like , depends partly ...
Contents
Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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