Тим Спектор - Обязательный завтрак, вредный кофе и опасный фастфуд
- Название:Обязательный завтрак, вредный кофе и опасный фастфуд
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- Год:2021
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Тим Спектор провел беспрецедентное исследование, в результате которого понял, насколько необоснованны большинство глубоко укорененных в нашем сознании представлений о еде. В каждой главе своей книги он объясняет, почему почти всё, что нам рассказывали о еде, неправда.
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