I adhere to the philosophy that both the living organism and its enzymes are inhabited by a vital principle or life energy which is separate and distinct from the caloric energy liberated from food by enzyme action.
An edition of Enzyme nutrition
(1985)
Enzyme Nutrition
by Edward Howell
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Enzyme nutrition: the food enzyme concept
1985, Avery Pub. Group
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