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Bernard Jensen
Chemistry of Man

NutritionHomeopathy

Chemistry of Man

Name: Chemistry of Man
Author: Bernard Jensen

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Chemistry of ManBernard JensenJensen

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First published: 1983
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

This book is a masterpiece which belongs in every personal library. It covers the physiological chemistry which makes the human body work. A great informational guide covering the life work of Dr. Bernard Jensen, his research on the chemistry of food, and how it affects our health. The relationship between food and health is discussed in great detail.

Subjects: Nutrition
Homeopathy

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