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The Killing Fields: How to avoid a premature death in the supermarket
The majority of what we eat is bought in supermarkets and the biggest grocery food brands betray a shocking we are increasingly buying junk food that is making us obese and shortening our lives. This book reveals how Big Food uses sophisticated marketing to drive an addiction to their over-processed brands at the expense of consumers’ health. Learn how to shop smarter in the grocery store, save money and live healthier. Reading this book will totally transform the way you shop for food.
73 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 14, 2020
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September 13, 2020
Eye Opener.
Coming from an ex-employee of the food industry, this writer knows his stuff. I only wish this book becomes a best seller.
We are up against such a huge industry when it comes to shopping for food.
My personal experience previews that shopping for “real clean” food does not need to be expensive.
Consider the amount you save by leaving out the junk foods, especially snacks, then you certainly can afford it. Look at it from the point of seeing your money spent of real food as an investment.
I have the condition known as Fibromyalgia, but because I eat clean 90% of the time, I don’t have the extreme amounts of pain that can be experienced with this condition. I get reminded of it from time to time, but overall I reckon my body is in very good nick for a 76 year old, and am convinced that it is because I avoid junk foods.
Having spent many years of researching and even writing my own books on the subject, I am coming from a good perspective of how difficult Supermarket shopping can be. But it is possible, and one good tip is avoid the centre isles!
Coming from an ex-employee of the food industry, this writer knows his stuff. I only wish this book becomes a best seller.
We are up against such a huge industry when it comes to shopping for food.
My personal experience previews that shopping for “real clean” food does not need to be expensive.
Consider the amount you save by leaving out the junk foods, especially snacks, then you certainly can afford it. Look at it from the point of seeing your money spent of real food as an investment.
I have the condition known as Fibromyalgia, but because I eat clean 90% of the time, I don’t have the extreme amounts of pain that can be experienced with this condition. I get reminded of it from time to time, but overall I reckon my body is in very good nick for a 76 year old, and am convinced that it is because I avoid junk foods.
Having spent many years of researching and even writing my own books on the subject, I am coming from a good perspective of how difficult Supermarket shopping can be. But it is possible, and one good tip is avoid the centre isles!
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