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The First Food Evaluator

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THIS NEW BOOK CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE ! We are what we eat, and in the long run the choice of our food can maintain us in good health or kill us. "The First Food Evaluator" is a counter giving calories, proteins, fat and carbohydrates for 1400 foods, and also and above all it says if these foods are good, bad or neutral for you, through 150 qualitative appreciations and genuine advices that only a professional nutritionist can supply. You will know the effects of each food on the 4 main risks that kill 85% of the Excess Weight, Heart disease, Cancer and Diabetes. The book also has a substantial chapter on Alzheimer with medical advices and a list of 30 foods that can prevent this disease. The author Pierre DUKAN M.D. is a prominent nutritionist in Europe, and has written 12 books including "the Food and Nutrition Bible" and is the father of the famous "Protal Plan" and the founder of the "Weight School".

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First published May 27, 2002

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Pierre Dukan

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Pierre Dukan is a French medical doctor and nutritionist, and the creator of the famous Dukan Diet.

In 1975, Pierre Dukan is a general practitioner in Paris when he was first confronted with a case of obesity. At the time, being overweight or obese was thought to be best treated by low calorie and small sized meals. Dukan thought of an alternative way to prevent patients from regaining their lost weight after dieting. He designed a new approach in four phases, including stabilisation and consolidation. After 20 odd years of research Pierre Dukan published his findings in 2000 in his book Je ne sais pas maigrir (I don't know how to get slimmer) which became a bestseller in France.

The book became a bestseller in the UK after Carole Middleton introduced her daughter Catherine, now The Duchess of Cambridge, to the diet before her wedding to Prince William. Catherine lost two dress sizes.

Dukan has published 19 books which have sold more than 11 million copies in 25 langages.

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