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... utilization in the brain by virtue of its caffeine content . As a matter of experience , this psy- chochemical type often finds that if he has had a substantial dinner the previous evening , he will think more clearly and feel much ...
... utilization in the brain by virtue of its caffeine content . As a matter of experience , this psy- chochemical type often finds that if he has had a substantial dinner the previous evening , he will think more clearly and feel much ...
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... utilization of the energy - rich intermediate ace- tate . However , glucose itself is a relatively poor source of acetate . Gram for gram , fat yields about three times the amount of acetate that sugar does . And although only ...
... utilization of the energy - rich intermediate ace- tate . However , glucose itself is a relatively poor source of acetate . Gram for gram , fat yields about three times the amount of acetate that sugar does . And although only ...
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... utilization of carbohydrate and glucogenic amino acids results in a slow but pref- erential utilization of fats and ketogenic amino acids . On this hypoth- esis it would be expected that the intake of vitamins that might tend to favor ...
... utilization of carbohydrate and glucogenic amino acids results in a slow but pref- erential utilization of fats and ketogenic amino acids . On this hypoth- esis it would be expected that the intake of vitamins that might tend to favor ...
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Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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