A dieta da mente David Perlmutter

21. Ver nota 17, cap. 4.
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5. O DOM DA NEU​RO​GÊ​NE​SE OU O CON​TRO​LE DOS CO​MAN​DOS
PRIN​CI​PAIS: COMO MU​DAR SEU DES​TI​NO GE​NÉ​TI​CO
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3. Para um resumo de como viemos a compreender a neurogênese nos
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4. P. S. Eriksson et al., “Neurogenesis in the Adult Human Hippocampus”.
Na​tu​re Me​di​ci​ne, v. 4, n. 11, pp. 1313-7, nov. 1998.
5. Da​vid Perl​mut​ter e Al​ber​to Vil​lol​do, op. cit.
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