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... psychochemical type , a slow oxidizer , for this kind of person simply ought not to eat a heavy breakfast . Instead of having steak and eggs , a slow oxidizer may prefer to skip breakfast , drinking only juice , or perhaps black coffee ...
... psychochemical type , a slow oxidizer , for this kind of person simply ought not to eat a heavy breakfast . Instead of having steak and eggs , a slow oxidizer may prefer to skip breakfast , drinking only juice , or perhaps black coffee ...
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... kind of error is to es- tablish your own psychochemical type by carefully checking both your food preferences and your reactions - how good , or bad , you feel after eating them . The information on which the following questionnaire is ...
... kind of error is to es- tablish your own psychochemical type by carefully checking both your food preferences and your reactions - how good , or bad , you feel after eating them . The information on which the following questionnaire is ...
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... psychochemical types -the slow oxidizer and the fast oxidizerand Dr. Watson's further development of this discovery and his observation of the calamities that occur when one of the types follows a diet more appropriate to its opposite ...
... psychochemical types -the slow oxidizer and the fast oxidizerand Dr. Watson's further development of this discovery and his observation of the calamities that occur when one of the types follows a diet more appropriate to its opposite ...
Contents
Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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