Understand WHAT goes into your BODY and its HEALTH EFFECTS
You may want to get the Companion Guide “The Savvy Grocery Shopper’s Secrets”, so you know what type of foods are quality foods that are worth spending money on, and which ones are hype of fake. Learn to interpret food packaging claims, this goes beyond decoding the ingredient list. Both guides together are a powerful instrument to safeguard your wallet and health.
Food Ingredients Translator
A-Z Food Ingredients Decoder with Traffic Light System
“Decode food labels instantly at the grocery store—know what’s good, bad, or neutral!”
Take the guesswork out of grocery shopping with our Food Ingredients Translator. This companion consumer guide uses a red, yellow, green traffic light system to help you instantly recognize:
• Healthy ingredients (green)
• Ingredients to limit (yellow)
• Potentially harmful ingredients (red)
Learn the health benefits and risks of common food ingredients, so you can make informed choices quickly when buying groceries. Ideal for anyone who wants to shop smarter, eat healthier, and stay on top of what’s in their food.
This consumer eGuide explains WHAT the ingredients are, WHERE they are and their EFFECT on HEALTH. No internet connection necessary.
Simple. Clear. Explanations to food ingredients are easy to read.
Mobile optimized for comfortable reading on all screen sizes—from desktop to smartphone.
It is a perfect companion to “The Savvy Grocery Shopper’s Secrets“
EBOOK by Lifestyle coach alexsa
How To Read The eBooks?
After you downloaded the book, find it in your download folder. Simply click/touch and it’ll open in your favorite PDF Reader App. (I recommend Adobe Acrobat Reader as it allows for the Table of Contents to be interactive. Just click/touch the 3 dots in the top right corner, or tap on the screen and choose Table of Contents. It’s Free for desktop and smartphones; works cross platform and devices.) VOILA. Ready.
No internet connection needed to use the eGuide(s), as they reside on your device.
Who is the eBook for?
Parents evaluating kids’ snacks
People managing chronic disease or weight
Grocery budget shoppers,
and, anybody who doesn’t want to risk “lifestyle” diseases later in life, when being unaware of the health risks certain packaged food ingredients have, when consumed frequently and over a long period of time.
Anybody who wants to shop smarter for premade and packaged groceries.
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