Books Like A consumer's dictionary of medicines

If you liked A consumer's dictionary of medicines by Ruth Winter, start with Super Soy (1996), How to reduce your medical bills (1970), and Adultery, the forgivable sin (1993). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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1 Super Soy 1996 · 192 pages · Ruth Winter · Same author
2 How to reduce your medical bills 1970 · 248 pages · Ruth Winter · Same author
3 Adultery, the forgivable sin 1993 · 228 pages · Bonnie Eaker-Weil, Bonnie Eaker, Ph.D. Weil, Ruth Winter · Same author
4 The great self-improvement sourcebook 1980 · 335 pages · Ruth Winter · Same author
5 Poisons in your food 1969 · 321 pages · Ruth Winter · Same author
6 Beware of the Food 1972 · Ruth Winter · Same author
7 Ageless aging; how science is winning the battle to help you extend your healthy and productive years 1973 · 154 pages · Ruth Winter · Same author
8 Consumer's Guide to Medicine 1997 · Ruth Winter · Same author
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What should I read after A consumer's dictionary of medicines?

BookOrb recommends Super Soy (1996), How to reduce your medical bills (1970), Adultery, the forgivable sin (1993), The great self-improvement sourcebook (1980), and Poisons in your food (1969).

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Who wrote A consumer's dictionary of medicines?

A consumer's dictionary of medicines is by Ruth Winter.