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Page 85
... suggested daily breakfast looked like : no juice ; ham , sausage , bacon , small steak , or ground beef patty with eggs ( if desired ) ; one - half buttered English muffin or one slice of 100 per cent whole wheat toast ; Sanka ( if ...
... suggested daily breakfast looked like : no juice ; ham , sausage , bacon , small steak , or ground beef patty with eggs ( if desired ) ; one - half buttered English muffin or one slice of 100 per cent whole wheat toast ; Sanka ( if ...
Page 103
... suggested formula of vitamins and minerals , he should strive to maintain a high - purine 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 ...
... suggested formula of vitamins and minerals , he should strive to maintain a high - purine 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 ...
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... suggested . A cross - check on the interpretation advanced as to why certain nu- trients aggravate the psychological conditions of Type I and Type II mentally ill Ss is provided by a brief consideration of why other nutri- ents ...
... suggested . A cross - check on the interpretation advanced as to why certain nu- trients aggravate the psychological conditions of Type I and Type II mentally ill Ss is provided by a brief consideration of why other nutri- ents ...
Contents
Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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