Poison on Your Plate: Power in Your Purse

Enter the world of industrialized food, where chemicals, preservatives, hormones and other additives in our food supply is slowly causing an unprecedented rise in obesity, diabetes , cancer, and other debilitating health conditions.After years of research, Maxine Tano and her husband Dr. Genko Tano D.C have written an expose that highlights the chemicals that Big Food does not want you to know about.Learn about the simple strategies you can use t...

By Maxine Tano
File Size: 638 KB
Print Length: 256 pages
Publication Date: December 20, 2012
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00AR5IF4G
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A tremendous amount of research was done for this excellent book. Every U.S. citizen needs to be aware of the severely detrimental effects of big food, big farming, big pharma, and big brother. Why are Americans THE most obese people on earth? We

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