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Overall a very good+ book. May have been read but in fine condition, so does the dust jacket.

A copy that has been read but in very good condition. DJ in fine shape, pages intact, tight binding and clean text with absolutely no writing, notes, highlighting, or underlines.

Tight binding and absolutely clean text this book is in overall Very Good condition. This paperback copy is protected with a laminated cover. Previous owner name in black writing at title page.

This stated "First edition" with full number line is in superb condition, seems like a new book.

This is a brand new book but has slight signs of rubing to binding corners while shipping transition from USA to Pakistan.

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Book and DJ are in perfectly fine condition, almost as new. DJ's back shows slight signs of shelf-wear. Buy with confidence!

In The Antioxidant Prescription, homeopathic doctor and nutritionist Bryce Wylde addresses what science has discovered to be the true underlying cause of disease: free radicals. These deadly little molecules have many causes, from injury and stress to environmental toxins, genetic predisposition and even the natural by-products of your body's metabolism. Free radicals cause oxidation, a process that damages cells and can lead to rapid aging, heart disease, Alzheimer's and even cancer. We all make free radicals. Some people, however, produce them at alarming levels, and those who do are almost certain to battle disease and live shorter, unhealthier lives.