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Peripheral Neuropathy Diet is a groundbreaking book written by Mayor Johnson Mayor, a renowned author in the field of health and nutrition. This book, published in 2021, provides a comprehensive guide on how to manage and improve peripheral neuropathy through diet. The author delves into the science behind peripheral neuropathy and offers readers a detailed diet plan that has been proven to alleviate the symptoms of this condition. As a leading figure in health and nutrition, Mayor Johnson Mayor's insights are invaluable for anyone dealing with peripheral neuropathy or those who simply want to understand more about this condition. This book is a testament to Mayor Johnson Mayor's expertise and commitment to helping people improve their health through diet. Published independently in 2021, Peripheral Neuropathy Diet is a must-read for anyone interested in health and nutrition. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from one of the best in the field.

UDDRAG: "Det er ikke ved angsten eller ved den andens blik, som Sartre insisterer på, men ved tvivlen, at mennesket sættes fri. Ved at lade kroppen erfare, kroppen eksistere og blive til, undslipper tanken tvivlen om et mig og mit forhold til verden, der aldrig lader sig forklare videnskabeligt". Bogen sammenfatter Merleau-Pontys fænomenologi i en kritik af tankens tvivl, og belyser, hvordan denne muliggør perceptionens uendelighed. Ved at udfolde Cézannes unikke farvemodulationer, som både ophæver stregens nødvendighed og Cézannes tvivlen på sig selv, forklarer bogen, hvordan det er perceptionens uendelighed, der former vores verden af ydre flader, men videnskaben hævder er en illusion. CITAT: "The percept is the landscape before man, in the absence of man. [...] But why do we say this, since in all these cases the landscape is not independent of the supposed perceptions of the characters and, through them, of the author's perceptions and memories? How could the town exist without or before man, or the mirror without the old woman it reflects, even if she does not look at herself in it? [...] This is Cézanne's enigma, which has often been commented upon: Man is absent from but entirely within the landscape." (Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari, What Is Philosophy, p. 169)