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... diet liquids . Their actual calorie content was experimentally varied ( 200 versus 600 calories ) . Food consumption during the subsequent experimental meals was de- termined by subjects ' perceptions , not by veridical preload intakes ...
... diet liquids . Their actual calorie content was experimentally varied ( 200 versus 600 calories ) . Food consumption during the subsequent experimental meals was de- termined by subjects ' perceptions , not by veridical preload intakes ...
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... diet ( Oshawa , 1971 ) to the popular dietary rituals of Adelle Davis ( 1954 ) , J. I. Rodale ( 1966 ) , and Carlton Fredericks ( 1972 ) , nutrition - conscious individuals often pursue their gastrointestinal gambits with fervid ...
... diet ( Oshawa , 1971 ) to the popular dietary rituals of Adelle Davis ( 1954 ) , J. I. Rodale ( 1966 ) , and Carlton Fredericks ( 1972 ) , nutrition - conscious individuals often pursue their gastrointestinal gambits with fervid ...
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... diet ( this strategy is actually recommended by one popular reducing method ) . In the absence of carbohydrates ... dietary adjustments . The possible relevance of temporary hypoglycemia in the average client bears thoughtful examination ...
... diet ( this strategy is actually recommended by one popular reducing method ) . In the absence of carbohydrates ... dietary adjustments . The possible relevance of temporary hypoglycemia in the average client bears thoughtful examination ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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