Additive Alert: Your Guide to Safer Shopping

This paperback edition of Additive Alert: Your Guide to Safer Shopping by Julie Eady is an Australian publication with the essential information about what’s really in the food you eat, which additives to avoid and why.

If you’re interested in good health, this book is the perfect place to start.

Description

• Paperback cover
• Published by Additive Alert, 2011
• Fully revised second edition

Measurements

Book measures approx. Width 15cm x Height 21cm

Condition

This quality book is a very lightly used, preloved second hand book. The spine and pages are in an excellent condition.

Go here for more second hand books from ReNewy Living.

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