183 jours de chronobiologie alimentaire
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This French-language book explores the relationship between meal timing and biological rhythms. Drawing on chronobiology research, it examines how the timing of food consumption affects health and well-being. The author presents a 183-day program designed to optimize eating schedules according to the body's natural circadian rhythms. Topics include the science of biological clocks, practical dietary recommendations, and the potential health benefits of aligning meal times with physiological processes. The work combines scientific insights with practical applications for readers interested in nutritional approaches to wellness.
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Luc Hourdequin
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