Mental and Elemental Nutrients: A Physician's Guide to Nutrition and Health CareA pioneer in the field of biological psychiatry details the functions of essential nutrients, warns of the dangers of food additives, and explains nutritional therapies for numerous disorders. |
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Nutrition as Preventive Medicine | 3 |
1 Basic Causes of Malnutrition | 4 |
Nutrients Versus Drugs for the Good Life | 14 |
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