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Most Delicious Poison The Story Of Natures Toxinsfrom Spices To Vices 1st Edition Noah Whiteman

Name: Most Delicious Poison The Story Of Natures Toxinsfrom Spices To Vices 1st Edition Noah Whiteman
SKU: BELL-53190968
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1 (90 reviews)

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Most Delicious Poison The Story Of Natures Toxinsfrom Spices To Vices 1st Edition Noah Whiteman instant download after payment.

Publisher: Little, Brown and Company (Hachette Group)

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 21.08 MB

Pages: 304

Author: Noah Whiteman

ISBN: 9780316386777, 0316386774

Language: English

Year: 2023

Edition: 1

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Most Delicious Poison The Story Of Natures Toxinsfrom Spices To Vices 1st Edition Noah Whiteman by Noah Whiteman 9780316386777, 0316386774 instant download after payment.

A deadly secret lurks within our spice racks, medicine cabinets, backyard gardens, and private stashes.
Scratch beneath the surface of a coffee bean, a red pepper flake, a poppy seed, a mold spore, a foxglove leaf, a magic-mushroom cap, a marijuana bud, or an apple seed, and we find a bevy of strange chemicals. We use these to greet our days (caffeine), titillate our tongues (capsaicin), recover from surgery (opioids), cure infections (penicillin), mend our hearts (digoxin), bend our minds (psilocybin), calm our nerves (CBD), and even kill our enemies (cyanide). But why do plants and fungi produce such chemicals? And how did we come to use and abuse some of them?