books about: protein     books:       Glutathione (GSH) : Your Body's Most Powerful Healing Agent6 reviews Dr. Jimmy Gutman, Stephen Schettini G&S Health Books, 1998 This is one amazing read! The increasingly difficult journey to better health starts and ends with glutathione. This critical information is a must for anyone interested in prevention of disease or for those needing information on an existing condition, which may be a result of GSH depletion.You don't have to be a physician, scientist, or involved in the medical profession to grasp a clear understanding of the body's ...             Dr. Tony Perrone's Body-Fat Breakthru: 10 Personalized Plans for Mega-Health29 reviews Tony Perrone Collins, 1999 These diets REALLY work!!! I have read this book from front to back and have selected the perfect diet for me from the diet questions. I have lost 15lbs in two months eating the foods that I love from the protein, carb, fat and free foods lists. I followed the instructions and have not been hungry. Other than planning to cook a turkey breast on the weekend for the week and for shopping for my foods that I will eat that ...             Protein Physics: A Course of Lectures (Soft Condensed Matter, Complex Fluids and Biomaterials)5 reviews Alexei V. Finkelstein, Oleg Ptitsyn Academic Press, 2002 Great book! This is a magnificent book, remarkable for its breadth, depth, and accessibility. Elegant discussions of background material including topics in quantum chemistry and thermodynamics render this book a self-contained tutorial on the many-faceted problems of protein physics. Because of its structure as a series of increasingly sophisticated lectures, it should be accessible to a wide variety ...             Strong, Slim, and 308 reviews Lisa Drayer McGraw-Hill, 2006 Life Changing Plan One thing that I must say about this book is that you have to really be ready to change your diet in order to truly see the benefits. With that being said, once you are ready to commit to it, you will without a doubt reap the benefits of this plan. I was amazed by how easy it was to follow. I loved how she dumbed it down for me and just gave me options to choose for my breakfast, lunch, dinner, ...             The Pathological Protein: Mad Cow, Chronic Wasting, and Other Deadly Prion Diseases9 reviews Philip Yam Springer, 2003 Easily the best book of its kind Philip Yam's book The Pathological Protein is easily the best book of its kind. Written in clear, simple language for the non-specialist audience, The Pathological Protein is a thoroughly comprehensive, concise and, above all, scientifically accurate review of BSE and related diseases. Yam has been writing and editing for Scientific American since 1989 and this, his first book, demonstrates the ...             Glowing Genes: A Revolution In Biotechnology5 reviews Marc Zimmer Prometheus Books, 2005 MUCH better than your average pop science book. I have to say that this was a very poorly edited book littered with bizarre mistakes: grammatical, spelling, and elementary history (the introduction talks about 17th century Victorian ladies!). The writing style veers from something targeted at teenagers to something more adult and back again, sometimes in one paragraph. Having said that, this book really is worth reading, in spite of the ...             Principles of Biochemistry (Extended Discussion of Oxygen-Binding Proteins & 3E-Protein Sample Chapters)12 reviews Albert L. Lehninger, David L. Nelson, ... W H Freeman & Co (Sd), 1993 a book to use, and a book to keep Lehninger's book remains the best single text in biochemistry, at least in English. A fine book for undergraduates, it is also the one volume that you may keep on your shelf for years to come, and the best biochem text for those whose primary specialty is not biochemistry (e.g. medicine, p-chem, microbio). No text is ever a substitute for the journals if you work in the field, but this book ...             Low protein cookery for phenylketonuria5 reviews Virginia E. Schuett Published for the Harry A. Waisman Center on Mental Retardation and Human Development [by] the University of Wisconsin Press, 1977 Wonderful resource for families & individuals with PKU. Just keep in mind that it is not a great place to find vegetarian recipes. People with PKU cannot tolerate protein and take a special supplement to provide it. Therefore these recipes will not provide the protein that your average vegetarian will be looking for. If, however, you or a member of your family has PKU, you should definitely get this book and read the whole thing. TWICE!             Amino Acids in Therapy: A Guide to the Therapeutic Application of Protein Constituents4 reviews Leon Chaitow Healing Arts Press, 1985 Healing with amino acids This excellent book is a valuable guide to the therapeutic use of amino acids. It explains how amino acids function as the building blocks of protein, and lists the metabolic paths of the amino acids, the qualities of the individual amino acids and the disease states in which amino therapy can be helpful. The author discusses the essential aminos (that the body needs to get from food) and the ...             Her-2: The Making of Herceptin, a Revolutionary Treatment for Breast Cancer21 reviews Robert Bazell Random House, 1998 Good to the Last Page I had to read this book for my Biotechnology class and although I am close to failing it I found Her-2 to be pretty exciting book. Her-2 by Bazell and King is about breast cancer, however, it reveals many other interesting things about the drug industry and how progress is made in the medical research field. There are different stories and view points and the authors have succesfully managed to ...             Carb Lean Protein Strong2 reviews Ron Shinkle Self-published, 2004 Must READ and Must DO! My experience with the author, Ron Shinkle, has convinced me that this man KNOWS what he is talking about. His book teaches you the facts you need in order to take control of your body and turn it into an efficient, healthy machine. I know several people working with Ron as their personal trainer and the change in their bodies and their lives has been remarkable. Get this book now and ...             Protein Purification: Principles and Practice3 reviews Springer, 1987 A Clear, In-depth Treatment of Biochemistry In the first chapter of Protein Purification, Scopes notes that more and more biochemical techniques are black boxed, with kits eliminating the need for an understanding of biochemical principles (e.g., "precipitate with Acme Solution B, pour off Solution B, and redissolve precipitant in Solution C"). Scopes notes that with a proper understanding of biochemistry, one can save money on kits and do ...             The protein profile of neurospora tetrasperma4 reviews Julie A Webers, 1991 A great book _Philosophy in a New Key_ treats with a wide range of deep philosophical issues, but Langer writes in a clear, accessible style, so that the book should be both intelligible and enjoyable for a wide audience. The book starts with the proposition that the questions we ask are more important than the answers we give, since the questions determine the potential range of answers and the shape of ...             Genes VIII4 reviews Benjamin Lewin Benjamin Cummings, 2003 A great book on biology Dr. Lewin's work has helped me understand biology and improve my understanding of the sciences. The design and figures in Genes are wonderfully clear, as is the general body of the text. Furthermore, his website at ergito.com has some great supplemental material on the important procedures of science and past experiments that have changed sciences. Between the Genes book and the ...             Protein Sequencing and Identification Using Tandem Mass Spectrometry3 reviews Michael Kinter, Nicholas E. Sherman Wiley-Interscience, 2000 "Protein Sequencing ......" a must to read Michael Kinter has presented the topic in a scientific yet enjoyable format. I found the information to be extremely interesting and beneficial in my laboratory. Lets face it folks this isn't the easiest nor most interesting topic to write about. Job well done DR. Kinter. I only have one criticism, there should have been more photos and illustrations. Get your copies quick this will no doubt be ...             COGNITIVE EVOLUTION: The Biological Imprint of Applied Intelligence2 reviews Alice Travis Universal Publishers, 2007 Compelling I cannot imagine anyone interested in the workings of the human brain not finding this book compelling. This non fiction book goes where no mind/brain book that I have read has gone before. The theory of Cognitive Evolution proposes that in the process of inventing itself, the brain engineered the creation of Homo sapiens. From a first reading the implication is that this process can be traced ...             Protein Skimming & Activated Carbon Secrets3 reviews Bob Goemans Marc Weiss Companies, 1999 Excellent info/advice for novice and seasoned SW hobbyists Bob Goemens is a well-known and respected expert in the saltwater aquarium industry for his knowledge and research. This booklet gives some fantastic advice on how to set up and maintain protein skimmers and activated carbon filtration. Goemens presents the information in a very straightforward, easy-to-understand way, providing descriptions and detail without overburdoning the reader with ...             The Culinary Guide for MSPI - Milk Soy Protein Intolerance2 reviews Jane E. Wise Jane E. Wise, 2005 Best Cookbook out there for MSPI Great recipes! My son has MSPI and it has been a real struggle these past few months to cook for me and my family. Thanks to this cookbook, meal planning is MUCH easier! This cookbook is extremely thorough (with tons of recipes), and my entire family loves my cooking now. Plus, my son hasn't had a reaction in weeks! Thank you! This has been a lifesaver for me and son!             Basic HPLC and CE of Biomolecules2 reviews Robert L. Cunico, Karen M. Gooding, ... Bay Bioanalytical Laboratory, Inc., 1998 Basic HPLC and CE of Biomolecules This is a book that should be on the desk of anyone who is involved in analytical development of biomolecules and biopharmaceuticals. The content is well organized and written in a format that is easy to grasp and understand. The content covers almost all the different modalities of HPLC analyses and applications and provides real life examples of the techniques. It includes innumerable ...             Nature's Robots: A History of Proteins3 reviews Oxford University Press, USA, 2001 History of Science at its best People who say that History of Science is boring haven't read this excellent book. This book is lively, entertaining and unbiased. While you can find dozens of accounts of the history of chemistry or physics, protein biochemistry has been overlooked for way too long. It was worth the wait though! 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