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Vitamin Discoveries And Disasters History Science And Controversies Frances R Frankenburg

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Vitamin Discoveries And Disasters History Science And Controversies Frances R Frankenburg
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Publisher: Praeger
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.08 MB
Pages: 161
Author: Frances R. Frankenburg
ISBN: 9780313354755, 0313354758
Language: English
Year: 2009

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Vitamin Discoveries And Disasters History Science And Controversies Frances R Frankenburg by Frances R. Frankenburg 9780313354755, 0313354758 instant download after payment.

Vitamin Discoveries and Disasters: History, Science, and Controversies describes the emergence of nutritional science and its contributions to our understanding of how the body functions. It is an absorbing look at the men and women, many little known in their lifetimes, whose medical detective work helped us conquer a number of devastating health conditions, including some forms of mental illness.

Each chapter of Vitamin Discoveries and Disasters focuses on a specific vitamin, describing the researchers, the research, and the historic and scientific contexts for its discovery. Together, these chapters chart the ongoing conflict between physicians who saw illness as caused by organisms and those who saw illness as a result of dietary deficiency. A concluding chapter shows how our stronger grasp of the effects of vitamin deficiencies on large populations can be used to the utmost benefit of society.

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