The Acid Alkaline Balance Diet, Second Edition: An Innovative Program that Detoxifies Your Body's Acidic Waste to Prevent Disease and Restore Overall Health

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  2. The Staff of Prevention Magazine, The Encyclopedia of Common
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  4. The Staff of Prevention Magazine, The Encyclopedia of Common
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Chapter 4



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  3. Review of an article, “Diabetes Danger in a Taste of Chinese,”
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    Spiegelman, “Initiation of Myoblast to Brown Fat Switch by a
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