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The Biochemistry Of Human Health

Dr Joel Yong

This newsletter uses the fundamental tenets of physical chemistry and biochemistry to sieve out all the inaccurate medical disinformation that is pervasive on the Internet these days. Subscribe for more exclusive analyses and deconstructions!

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    Educator | Biochemical Scientist. Deconstructing various health myths with basic physical science tenets.

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