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Nutritional Medicine: Endogenous Substances, Brain Dysfunction and Perceptual Changes in Schizophrenic Patients

Harold Kelm PhD, Alan Kelm PhD ©

Figure 1. VFAs of Normal Individuals, HHPO-free and HHPO Schizophrenic Patients as a function of test time.

(Excerpted from Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine)

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