Books about Vitamins

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Vitamins - The Best Books



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Cornish Robert, E. (1934). Purification of Vitamins. Fractional distribution between immiscible solvents. [By] R. E. Cornish, R. C. Archibald [and others].

Corporate Intelligence on, R. (1998). The market for OTC pharmaceuticals in the UK: also including vitamins, minerals and supplements and herbal and homeopathic remedies. London, Corporate Intelligence on Retailing.

Courteney, H. (1995). What's the alternative?. Birmingham, Infinity.

Coward Katharine, H. (1947). The Biological Standardisation of the Vitamins. [With plates.]. London, Bailliere, Tindall & Cox.

Coward Katherine, H. (1938). Biological standardisation of the vitamins. [S.l.], [s.n.].

Coward, K. H. (1938). The biological standardisation of the vitamins. London; Bailliere, Bailliere, Tindall and Cox.

Cowgill George, R. and E. Burack (1932). Studies in the Physiology of Vitamins. XIX. The acid-base balance of the blood during lack of undifferentiated vitamin B, Baltimore.

Cowgill George, R. and E. Burack (1932). Studies in the Physiology of Vitamins. XX. The glucose tolerance during lack of undifferentiated vitamin B, Baltimore.

Cowgill, G. R. and R. Yale University. Institute of Human (1934). The vitamin B requirement of man. New Haven; London, H. Milford, Pub. for the Institute of human relations by Yale university press: Oxford university press.

Crawford, M. E. F., E. O. V. Perry, et al. (1932). Vitamin content of Australian, New Zealand and English butters. London, H. M. Stationery Off.

Crookes Vitamin, B. (1986). Crookes book of vitamins. Kings Langley, Crookes Vitamin Bureau.

Crookes, L. (1930). Learn your vitamin A.B.C and D. [London, Crookes Laboratories.

Crookes, L. and L. British Colloids (1938). The vitamins: an epitome of contmporary knowledge. London, Crookes Laboratories.

Crowley, J. F. (1945). Notes on bacteriology and vitamins. Cork, Guy & Co. Ltd.

D'Adamo, P. and C. Whitney (2002). Eat right 4 your type: complete blood type encyclopedia: the A-Z reference guide for the blood type connection to symptoms, disease, vitamins, supplements, herbs, and food. London, Michael Joseph.

Dakshinamurti, K. (1994). Vitamin receptors: vitamins as ligands in cell communication. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.

Dale, H. H. S. (1954). Changes and prospects in medicinal treatment. [S.l., s.n.

Dallas, D. M. and R. Barnes-Murphy (1974). Vitamins and mineral salts. London, Longman.

Daniel Esther Charlotte, P. and E. Munsell Hazel (1937). Vitamin Content of Foods. A summary of the chemistry of vitamins, units of measurement, quantitative aspects in human nutrition and occurrence in foods. [With a bibliography.], Washington.

Daniel, E. P. and H. E. Munsell (1937). Vitamin content of foods: a summary of the chemistry of vitamins, units of measurement, quantitative aspects in human nutrition and occurrence in foods. [Washington, United States Department of Agriculture?

Daniel, E. P., H. E. Munsell, et al. (1937). Vitamin content of foods: a summary of the chemistry of vitamins, units of measurement, quantitative aspects in human nutrition and occurrance in foods. Washington, US Dept. of Agriculture.

Dann, W. J. and G. H. Satterfield (1947). Estimation of the vitamins. Lancaster, Pa., Jaques Cattell press.

Davies, M. B., J. Austin, et al. (1991). Vitamin C: its chemistry and biochemistry. Cambridge, Royal Society of Chemistry.

Davison, W. T. and C. Advertised Remedies Exposure (1929). Public exposure, analysis, etc., of advertised remedies: patent medicines and foods showing their estimated costs, analytical contents, and various claims. Thorpe Bay, Essex, Advertised Remedies Exposure Campaign.

Day, H. (1954). About wheat germ. London, Thorsons.

De Reuck, A. V. S., M. O'Connor, et al. (1961). The mechanism of action of water-soluble vitamins. London, J. & A. Churchill.

Debrell, W. H. and R. Harris (1968). The vitamins: chemistry, physiology, pathology, methods: 2nd ed: [in 7vols]. Vol.2. New York; London, Academic P.

Deijen Jan, B. (1993). Vitamins and memory, [Amsterdam].

Deimel, D. (1980). Vision victory: via vitamins- vital foods visual training. Pasadena, CA, Chalru Pubs.

DeLuca, H. F. (1978). Handbook of lipid research. New York; London, Plenum Press.

DeLuca, H. F. (1978). The fat-soluble vitamins. New York; London, Plenum Press.

DePalma, A. (1999). Your complete guide to vitamins and supplements. [Rocklin, CA], Prima.

Desowitz, R. S. and H. J. C. Watson (1953). Studies on Trypanosoma vivax. Liverpool, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.

Deutschen Gesellschaft fur Innere, M. (1994). Aktive vitamin-D3-derivate: Internationales osteologie symposion: 100 Tagung: Papers, Thieme.

Difs, H. (1940). Beiträge zur diagnostik der vitamin-C-mangelkrankheit. Uppsala, Appelbergs boktryckeriaktiebolag.

Diplock, A. T. (1985). Fat-soluble vitamins: their biochemistry and applications. London, Heinemann.

Dobbing, J. and L. Rybar (1983). Prevention of spina bifida and other neural tube defects. London; New York, Academic Press.

Dolphin, D. (1982). B12. New York; Chichester, Wiley.

Dolphin, D., C. American Chemical Society. Division of Organic, et al. (1980). Biomimetic chemistry: based on a symposium cosponsored by the ACS Divisions of Organic Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry at the ACS/CSJ Chemical Congress (177th ACS national meeting) Honolulu, Hawaii, April 2-5, 1979. Washington, D.C., American Chemical Society.

Dorp David Adriaan, v. (1968). Have lipid-soluble vitamins multiple functions? An inaugural lecture, etc. Cardiff, University of Wales Press.


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