Reader | You Eat What You Eat
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Allergies, Behavioural Disorders<br />
and Alzheimer’s Disease:<br />
Additives may ruin one’s health<br />
Where does the taste come from in ready-to-serve meals?<br />
<strong>What</strong> puts the colour in sweets? We have all heard of additives<br />
such as glutamate and aspartame.<br />
But what does all this really mean, and what is behind E 965, E<br />
650 and all the other contents referred to in the smallprint? It is<br />
clear that the wonderful world of chemistry is not only a danger<br />
to the heart and the brain – it may even be fatal.<br />
This standard work on chemicals in one’s food is an<br />
encyclopaedia of food additives and their dangers, especially to<br />
highrisk groups.<br />
Extremely helpful required reading for anyone who wishes to<br />
know what it is he eats.<br />
A Grimm “classic” on food additives, but now in a<br />
completely revised new edition<br />
More than 200.000 copies sold in Germany<br />
Chemicals in Food<br />
How they work, why they damage<br />
Knaur<br />
München, 2013<br />
320 pages