Дэйв Эспри - Биохакинг мозга
- Название:Биохакинг мозга
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- Год:2018
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Разновидность очищенного топленого масла. Масло ги отличается от других животных и растительных жиров наличием жирных кислот с короткой химической цепью. Поэтому ги под воздействием высоких температур не становится токсичным, гореть и дымиться оно начинает только после 250 °C. Прим. ред.
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