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For abnormal psychological reactions always accompany any dietary restriction of nutrients necessary to maintain the normal energy - producing capabilities of the central nervous system . Such personality changes are not always as ...
For abnormal psychological reactions always accompany any dietary restriction of nutrients necessary to maintain the normal energy - producing capabilities of the central nervous system . Such personality changes are not always as ...
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FIGURE 2 glucose fat ( oxalcacetate ) + ( acetyl coenzyme A ) A citric acid ENERGY ( + CO2 & H20 ) Intermediates formed from sugar and fat combine to produce energy in the citric acid cycle . the nervous system by biochemical reactions ...
FIGURE 2 glucose fat ( oxalcacetate ) + ( acetyl coenzyme A ) A citric acid ENERGY ( + CO2 & H20 ) Intermediates formed from sugar and fat combine to produce energy in the citric acid cycle . the nervous system by biochemical reactions ...
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Gram for gram , fat yields about three times the amount of acetate that sugar does . And although only insignificant amounts of fat are burned in the nervous system , acetate formed from the oxidation of fat in the liver appears to be ...
Gram for gram , fat yields about three times the amount of acetate that sugar does . And although only insignificant amounts of fat are burned in the nervous system , acetate formed from the oxidation of fat in the liver appears to be ...
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Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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