C O N T E N T SDescriptionThe most famous usage of the term biochemical individuality was by the biochemist Roger Williams whose book Biochemical Individuality: The Basis for the Genetotrophic Concept (1956, 1998) inspired many prominent nutritionists such as Linus Pauling, Wayne Jonas (former director, NIH Office of Alternative Medicine), Jonathan Wright, Peter D'Adamo, Abram Hoffer, [Jeffrey Bland]?, Carl Pfeiffer, and Hugh D. Riordan. Links |
