by Richard Leviton ✦ Review by David Lorimer, December 2001
Subtitled '70 Practical Ways to Detoxify the Body and Home', this is a blockbuster of a volume. Astonishingly thorough and comprehensive, the book covers all the sources of toxicity that you can think of plus many that have probably never occurred to you! All aspects of the body are covered, including the liver and teeth (you can take a toxicity test early in the book), then the author moves on to the living space of the home, Feng Shui and Geopathic Stress. This really must be the definitive guide and can be highly recommended. One small drawback for non-US readers is that most of the tips refer to US suppliers, although most have web addresses.
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