Libérate de tóxicossecond-hand

Published by RBA Libros · Mathematics and science · ISBN 9788411326285

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Nicolás Olea, a professor at the University of Granada who leads a research group on environment and health, explains what endocrine disruptors are, how they act in the body and why they are a concern. As a practical guide, it shows how to recognise these chemical pollutants and cut them out of daily life, and takes apart myths and misleading advertising.

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For people and families concerned about everyday chemicals who want concrete guidelines. It draws on the author's own experiences and uses humour and irony, though it is also a book that denounces.

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