Author

Ruth Winter

21 books

Books

  1. Fitness After 40: How to Stay Strong at Any Age 2009
  2. A Consumer's Dictionary of Food Additives, 7th Edition: Descriptions in Plain English of More Than 12,000 Ingredients Both Harmful and Desirable Found in Foods 1982
19 more
  1. A consumer's dictionary of cosmetic ingredients 1974
  2. Build Your Brain Power: The Latest Techniques to Preserve, Restore and Improve Your Brain Potential 1986
  3. Poisons in your food 1969
  4. A consumer's guide to medicines in food 1995
  5. The great self-improvement sourcebook 1980
  6. The smell book 1976
  7. A consumer's dictionary of medicines 1993
  8. Super Soy 1996
  9. Brain workout 1997
  10. Adultery, the forgivable sin 1993
  11. The female athlete's body book 2003
  12. Ageless aging; how science is winning the battle to help you extend your healthy and productive years 1973
  13. Cancer-causing agents 1979
  14. A consumer's dictionary of food aditives 1989
  15. A consumer's dictionary of household, yard, and office chemicals 1992
  16. The scientific case against smoking 1980
  17. Don't panic! 1975
  18. Scent talk among animals 1977
  19. Vitamin E 1972

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