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An edition of The chemicals we eat (1971)

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If public paranoia continues, it is only a matter of time before apple pie itself comes under the toxicologist's scrutiny. I do not mean to sound frivolous or to imply that I consider chemicals in foods a trivial problem. I do not. On the other hand, I am not worried by their presence -- and neither should you be, and I shall attempt to explain why. - p. 14-15.

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Cover of: Chemicals We Eat.
Chemicals We Eat.
1971, Amer.Heritage Press
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The chemicals we eat
1971, American Heritage Press
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 197.

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Dewey Decimal Class
664/.06
Library of Congress
TX553.A3 B4 1971

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Pagination
208 p.
Number of pages
208

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OL4466908M
Internet Archive
chemicalsweeat00bena
ISBN 10
0070044228
LCCN
79142976
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7054845

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