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[Eating with intelligence].

Pilar Cervera
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This article contains various reflections taken from the vast experience the author has about the influence culture, traditions and evolution bear on the act of eating, as a means to adopt the most adequate type of feeding habits in order to protect our health.

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Pilar Cervera. 2004. [Eating with intelligence].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15067838/

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