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... symptoms . Yet when I suggested to him that this was undoubtedly the cause of his mys- terious attacks , he asked , " How could such a chemical affect my mind ? " I told him that it affected the nervous system by disrupting the normal ...
... symptoms . Yet when I suggested to him that this was undoubtedly the cause of his mys- terious attacks , he asked , " How could such a chemical affect my mind ? " I told him that it affected the nervous system by disrupting the normal ...
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... symptoms of her periodic episodes of catatonia left her , the premenstrual difficulties also improved . In fact , I noted that there probably was some connection between the two when she had first reported to me in our initial interview ...
... symptoms of her periodic episodes of catatonia left her , the premenstrual difficulties also improved . In fact , I noted that there probably was some connection between the two when she had first reported to me in our initial interview ...
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... symptoms if the major symptoms for which he was being treated were no longer evident . For example , when an obsessive - compulsive neurotic who was a compulsive eater no longer thought about food and no longer consumed huge quantities ...
... symptoms if the major symptoms for which he was being treated were no longer evident . For example , when an obsessive - compulsive neurotic who was a compulsive eater no longer thought about food and no longer consumed huge quantities ...
Contents
Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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