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... intake contains adequate carbohydrate in addition to protein . The reason why protein alone cannot contribute to the liver's store of glycogen and therefore to the sugar in the blood is that there is an interlocking dependence between ...
... intake contains adequate carbohydrate in addition to protein . The reason why protein alone cannot contribute to the liver's store of glycogen and therefore to the sugar in the blood is that there is an interlocking dependence between ...
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... intake and increased her fat intake , she would find herself nervous , irritable , anxious , and de- pressed . On the other hand , if Mrs. Hunt had been what we call a " slow oxidizer , " her problems would have been reversed . Slow ...
... intake and increased her fat intake , she would find herself nervous , irritable , anxious , and de- pressed . On the other hand , if Mrs. Hunt had been what we call a " slow oxidizer , " her problems would have been reversed . Slow ...
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... intake ( see p . 96 ) as well as a high - protein intake , following the protein allowance rule we have just been discussing . Here is a suggested daily vitamin - mineral formula for suboxi- dizers : Vitamin A ( palmitate ) Vitamin D ...
... intake ( see p . 96 ) as well as a high - protein intake , following the protein allowance rule we have just been discussing . Here is a suggested daily vitamin - mineral formula for suboxi- dizers : Vitamin A ( palmitate ) Vitamin D ...
Contents
Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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