Nutrition and Your Mind: the Psychochemical Response |
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Page 149
... metabolism have been reported in schizophrenics , including nitrogen retention in peri- odic catatonia , ketonuria , abnormal glucose tolerance , as well as others ( 9 ) . These findings , although not characteristic Appendix ...
... metabolism have been reported in schizophrenics , including nitrogen retention in peri- odic catatonia , ketonuria , abnormal glucose tolerance , as well as others ( 9 ) . These findings , although not characteristic Appendix ...
Page 160
... metabolic pathways , and appears to be capable of oxidizing the same substrates as do other tissues . The volume of ... metabolism may exert an indirect effect upon brain respiration . This is known to happen , for example , in diabetes ...
... metabolic pathways , and appears to be capable of oxidizing the same substrates as do other tissues . The volume of ... metabolism may exert an indirect effect upon brain respiration . This is known to happen , for example , in diabetes ...
Page 163
... metabolism is depressed would also tend to worsen the psychological conditions of such Ss , principally because the normal oxidation of fatty acids depends upon the breakdown of carbohydrates . The first step in the oxidation of fatty ...
... metabolism is depressed would also tend to worsen the psychological conditions of such Ss , principally because the normal oxidation of fatty acids depends upon the breakdown of carbohydrates . The first step in the oxidation of fatty ...
Contents
Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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