Human nutrition and dietetics

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Spisovateľ: Davidson Stanley Sir and co.
Vydavateľ: The English Language Book Society
Rok vydania: 1975
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Katalogové číslo: J9239

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This book will interest anyone who wishes to apply modern scientific knowledge to the practical problems of human nutrition, both in health and disease. Contents: Physiology - Historical and geographical perspectives, Composition of the body, Energy, Carbohydrates, Proteins, Fats, Alcohol, Water and electrolytes, Minerals, Trace elements, Vitamins, Food - Foods and food tables, Cereals, Starches, Sugar, Pulses, Nuts and seeds, Vegetables, Fruits, Meat, fish, eggs, Mild and milk products, Oils and fats, Beverages, Herbs and spices, Cooking and wastage, Infective agents in food, Food technology, Chemical and radiation hazards, Natural food toxins... veľký formát, v angličtine, brožovaná, 756 strán.

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Spisovatel: Slaughter Frank G., A Panther Book 1960
Katalogové číslo: G5587

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