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Stylish, wise, and humorous, this ultimate non-diet book offers a fresh perspective on health and eating. French women enjoy bread, pastries, wine, and three-course meals without gaining weight. The author reveals the secrets behind this “French paradox,” emphasizing the joy of food while maintaining a healthy lifestyle. After returning from America overweight, the author, guided by her family doctor, rediscovered classic French gastronomy and local women’s time-honored eating habits. She learned that the key to enjoying food lies not in guilt or deprivation but in savoring what you love. With practical strategies and delicious recipes that seem indulgent, the author shares her approach to lifelong weight control, including remedies like Magical Leek Soup and clever tricks to enhance satisfaction without extra calories. She emphasizes freshness, variety, balance, and pleasure, showing how anyone can adopt a French woman’s approach to eating and living. Through personal anecdotes—like her first taste of Champagne and adventures for wild blueberries—she illustrates her philosophy. The book also features stories of other women embracing this joyful way of eating. It offers a buoyant, positive path to staying trim while enjoying life’s pleasures, proving that a life filled with wine, bread, and even chocolate can be guilt-free.
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Ces Françaises qui ne grossissent pas, Mireille Guiliano, Anne Lavédrine
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- 2005
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- 2,38 €inkl. MwSt.
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