Your Brain on Food

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  • Your Brain on Food Book Detail

  • Author : Gary Lee Wenk
  • Release Date : 2015
  • Publisher : Oxford University Press, USA
  • Genre : Health & Fitness
  • Pages : 249
  • ISBN 13 : 0199393273
  • File Size : 97,97 MB

Your Brain on Food by Gary Lee Wenk PDF Summary

Book Description: Draws on new research to answer questions about the effects of specific drugs and foods on the brain, in an updated edition that discusses the role of biorhythms and how drugs interact with the body's biochemistry. --Publisher's description.

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