"A Chemical Study Of Nutritive Factors In The Development Of Teeth And Bones" explores the vital role of nutrition in skeletal and dental health. This study investigates the effects of hydrochloric and beta-hydroxybutyric acids, along with deficiencies in calcium and phosphorus, on the development of teeth and bones.
Authored by William Alexander Perlzweig, this scientific work provides detailed insights into the chemical processes underlying bone and teeth formation, making it a valuable resource for researchers, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in the biochemical aspects of nutrition and its impact on physical development. The detailed analysis and specific focus on the impacts of dietary imbalances ensure the book's relevance in understanding the complex interplay between nutrition and skeletal health.
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