inventor of the parisian diet thank you very much for your time sir now i know that your interest in nutrition stems from your childhood you were a chubby kid and you decided to overcome that by empowering yourself with knowledge now you try to share that knowledge with other people but i think it was we know for a fact a scientific fact now is that diet simply don't work what works is knowing basic principles of nutrition and applying down through all of your lives so i wonder why do you think people need to buy your book when they can go online and learn everything they need to know about nutrition about metabolism about food free of charge because i believe that it is enough to get so much. and i believe in people and i expect that reading this blog zero becoming zero. but how is your dive the parisian diet different from all other dies that you just referred to as a fad diet because there are three p. loss the first one is that i wanted to get this very flexible. this is a fact that. and there will because the time during the thing is probably the men time you can learn nutrition

nutritionist but how is your diet the parisian diet different from all other dyes that you just referred to as fad diet because there are three people last the first one is that i wanted to get this very flexible the second one is the fact that this is sustainable because the time during your dieting is probably the men time you can learn nutrition and. they want to keep people their enjoyment even when dating but isn't it the case that all inventors of diets including yourself are essentially creating a product out of thin air because you take what is public knowledge what is the product of many generations of nutritionists scientists who worked on this subject you distill it in a couple of easy to follow rules you mystified a little bit by giving it this parisian a lawyer but essentially what you're doing is also branding you're creating a brand rather than adding anything. body of knowledge that we have and. this is not my intention this is the intention of every people speaking of my book but the real intention is to tell the truth and i often contest the fact that a lot of people wr

bill to give for obtaining more years to leave you claim that the parisian died. after a million people in france to lose weight and i wonder why do you think that these principles could be just as effective in other countries because as we discussed there are these interview it is the french food culture itself taking longer lunches. have your food sharing it with your friends all the slowness of the pleasure of the french culture that seems to be facilitating eating habits of the french people why do you think it could be so easily transferable to other countries where the environment is so different people work longer hours or don't have that much time the problems are the thing i mean every country and the good the theme and the difference is into the cooking. portion so what i try to do every time i'm in another country is to change a little bit recipients to customize a recipe is for. country. for example for america i. understood that i didn't have to get very complicated complex species or complex skills so i try to use common cheese and to work out the go

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once a luxury reserved for the rich, nowadays, they are used by thousands of parisians grateful for aot shower offered free by the local authorities. >> i write up what time people go into the shower. they are allowed 20 minutes inside. >> he is a regular here. for him, it's more than just a place to wash. >> it's good for my soul. every time, i start the day with fresh energy. >> hundreds of thousands of people use public showers in cities across france. you have to book early to ensure a place. >> we have between 300 and 400 visitors a day. people like you and me come, too, people with jobs. many apartments in paris still do not have a shower even in 2014. it is a disgrace. >> one of the few poor people who live in the district recently struck it lucky, receiving a subsidized apartment in one of the smartest areas of paris. >> i live right over there in the corner between the trees. i'm really lucky to live here. i often go for a walk on the hill. >> the apartment is very small, just 15 square meters. the french capital has out and like it. >> i sleep right there in the corner. i ju

once a luxury reserved for the rich, nowadays, they are used by thousands of parisians grateful for aot shower offered free by the local authorities. >> i write up what time people go into the shower. they are allowed 20 minutes inside. >> he is a regular here. for him, it's more than just a place to wash. >> it's good for my soul. every time, i start the day with fresh energy. >> hundreds of thousands of people use public showers in cities across france. you have to book early to ensure a place. >> we have between 300 and 400 visitors a day. people like you and me come, too, people with jobs. many apartments in paris still do not have a shower even in 2014. it is a disgrace. >> one of the few poor people who live in the district recently struck it lucky, receiving a subsidized apartment in one of the smartest areas of paris. >> i live right over there in the corner between the trees. i'm really lucky to live here. i often go for a walk on the hill. >> the apartment is very small, just 15 square meters. the french capital has out and like it. >> i sleep right there in the corner. i ju

welcome back to all the parts we're discussing the politics of food with the inventor of the parisian dive michelle kwan and mr coyne just before the break we were talking about administrative staff in order to limit or. counter obesity epidemic and in many developed countries it is well established fact that the minority of patients in health care system take up the majority of resources the lion's share of resources and treating many of those illnesses associated with this city is becoming increasingly more expensive do you think that those people who don't watch the diet who don't try to limit or improve their health or limit their weight through decisive action do they have to pay higher taxes than the rest of us or try to keep it under control not really because the responsible. to try. to work for the. and to sell it and to make advertising's because it's a long way between production economy. t.v. and then consumption so we have to take care of them but we have to take the problem. speaking a lot about this problem is something which creates some mornings you know and. all that

bill to give for obtaining more years to live you claim that the parisian died. after a million people in france to lose weight and i wonder why do you think that these principles could be just as effective in other countries because as we discussed this interview it is the french food culture itself taking longer lunches. have your food sharing it with your friends all the slowness of the pleasure of the french culture that seems to be facilitating eating habits of the french people why do you think it could be so easily transferable to other countries where the environment is so different people work longer hours or don't have that much time the problems other thing i mean every country and the good the theme and the difference is into the cooking. portion so what i try to do every time i'm in another country is to change a little bit recipients to customize a recipe is for the country. for example for america i. understood that i didn't have to get very complicated complex species or complex cheese so i tried to use common cheese and to work out the good recip

inventor of the parisian diet thank you very much for your time sir now i know that your interest in nutrition stems from your childhood you were a chubby kid and you decided to overcome that by empowering yourself acknowledge now you try to share that knowledge with other people but i think it was we know for a fact a scientific fact now is that diet simply don't work what works is knowing basic principles of nutrition and applying down through all of your lives so i wonder why do you think people need to buy your book when they can go online and learn everything they need to know about nutrition about metabolism about food free of charge because i believe that it is enough to get so much. believe in people and i expect reading this blog zero becoming zero. just but how is your diet the parisian diet different from all other dies that you just referred to as a fad diet because there are three p. loss the first will is that i wanted to get this diet.

inventor of the parisian diet thank you very much for your time sir now i know that your interest in nutrition stems from your childhood here were a chubby kid and you decided to overcome that by empowering yourself with knowledge now you try to share that knowledge with other people but i think was we know for a fact a scientific fact now is that diet simply don't work what works is knowing basic principles of nutrition and applying down through all of your lives so i wonder why do you think people need to buy your book when they can go online and learn everything they need to know about nutrition about metabolism about food free of charge because i believe that it is enough to get so much. and i believe in people and they expect that reading this book they are becoming. but how is your diet the parisian diet different from all other dies that you just referred to as fad diet because there are three people last the first one is that i wanted to get this very flexible. this is a fact that this is sustainable because the time during your thing is probably the men time. learn nutrition

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once a luxury reserved for the rage nowadays that used by thousands of parisians grateful for awful challah offered free by the medical authorities. when i read up what time people going to the shower. one yet. their lead twenty minutes inside savage is a break in nineteen ten he needs more than just a place to walk soon many of whom my soul. i feel clean and that improves my mood. well everytime i start the day with fresh energy statement on top of the zone and amanda was it hundreds of thousands of people use showers in cities across france. you have stumbled badly to ensure a place. plus i have it is not harmful but what we have between three and four hundred visitors a day or people like you and me come to people with jobs. it was a fun filled by many apartments in paris still don't have a shower even in twenty fourteen. it's a disgrace when i'm down. so she leads in the mall mount the district is one of the pupil read people who has an. he recently struck it lucky receiving a subsidized apartment in one of the smartest and his opponents. during. the i don't often searched the net balti

this is not the first time a french president has been accused of an affair, and parisians appear as tolerant as ever of their leader's alleged infidelities. >> is his private life. at the same time, i think it distracts us from focusing on the problems french people have. >> he is not married. he can do what he wants. >> he is the president. politicians have sex appeal, charisma, so they use it. >> francois hollande's popularity is at please stand by erence kicks off or syria, but that is not stopping the fighting in the country. >> was his loyal to the president have been making gains while the rebel is its own worst enemy. >> it has been seriously hurt by infighting. al qaeda leaders have struck tactic is to rival secular leaders -- struck back against rival secular leaders. >> it's got some 500 people have been killed this week alone. across the north and east of the country, a jihadist group linked to al qaeda has been battling rival groups. in aleppo, both sides are accused of massacres. this town has been wrested from the jihadist after nine months in their hands. the islamic

against us even though they know is that our actions are the only way to keep their kids out of prison parisian keep them from getting killed. currently on john steed and orders fifteen teenagers are living with host families far away from the criminal families. isn't the same time armed robbery like so many kids his age he says he was dreaming of getting rich. final exams he's planning to study law and the commentary. with about as good as the above i decided on long because of my father. in some cases he was wrongly convicted and that hurts. and i'm hoping i'll be able to overturn these miscarriages of justice someday. what's the point is the cause. john steed and a man comes to set the challenge through legal channels. he sent with his experience he can even imagine she's acting as a fellow judge one day the quebec in the lineouts anyone who works in the justice system is thoroughly checked out anything's possible. i don't really know nothing of the gang. john steed and stands by the practice of removing children from mafia families and he's not alone i'm not a jet engine rank it among korea

parisians seem to be siding with the president. >> translator: i think it's a revolting magazine.i don't think it's interesting at all. it's francois hollande's private life. i think life is life. it's an uninteresting issue and i think there are many more important issues in france than this one. >> translator: i think he's a person like any other and has the right to a private life like anyone else. anyway, we don't know if it's a rumor or not. i think it's quite pointless. >> translator: i find this quite low, frankly. it's not interesting. he can react the way he wants. it's his private life. hone honestly, it's completely pointless. >> the same magazine that published photo of the duchess kate last month. >>> an hour-long high-speed chase ended in a flurry's gunfire. the driver injured and taken to the hospital. his has not been identified and his the suspect's vehicle matched the same as a chase earlier this week. he refused to pull over. >>> taking a surprising turn in oregon when the suspect hops out of her car and then jumps over a bridge. cops tried to pull rebecca humph

not denied the reports that us but tasted of the innovation of his papacy in stazon centers on the parisians not according to the magazine comes to our own faces the media on tuesday for the traditional new year a news conference when he shut due to tok about the french economy. i added . but the diplomat said directed by paolo subtlety no pics of the award for the bus already failed. the seventy first golden globes of the beverly hilton hotel in california bring you the details that same in jeddah but then that's the case that i'm waiting room slap its nightlife but the cables huge orange at bats and sixty five in the top symbol reflects the fact teaching tool sixes in this posting them the knights best drama award twenty twelve pieces slain by christie's director steve mcqueen placed on the book by solomon old. with that. you can do. notes of the citizens there's something wrong is wrong with the instruction he won. i knew hundred lives when i got up to cut taxes in town. it's not. american but they do the american adults will like it. three awards but still comedy but not to seize amy ada

for example, in paris, the average parisian spents four years of that irlife trying to find a parking spot. by doing that, first, you increase the revenues, a $41 billion revenue base for cities but you also reduce the traffic by 30%. now, in healthcare, we haven't had productivity indecreases healthcare ever. this will have huge implications, allow us to live longer, allow us to get regular feedback, what's working on our body, what's not. you all of the sudden see everything from retail industry to manufacturing to the cogassumer get it. >> that was john chambers, the ceo of cisco. when you think about connectedness, you think about the way you get around. remember, i was at the auto show a week ago, where i was trying to get ceos to talk about autonomous, driverless cars and virtually none of them would. the one company that is proud to say that it will have a mass marketed autonomous car by 2020 is nissan. i had a chance to talk to the ceo of nissan, carlos goan. i asked him what he thought this would do for the world. >> by 2020, we will have an autonomous car made by nissan or r

but how is your diet the parisian die different from all other dyes that you just referred to as a fad diet because there are three people last the first one is that i wanted to get this diet very flexible the second one is this is a fact that this is sustainable because the time during your dieting is probably the men time you can learn nutrition and. they want.

to discuss that i'm now joined by john michelle kwan a prominent nutritionist the inventor of the parisian diet thank you very much for your time sir now i know that your interest in nutrition stems from your child who you were a chubby kid and you decided to overcome that by empowering yourself with knowledge now you tried to share that knowledge with other people but i think it was we know for a fact a scientific fact now is that diet simply don't work what works is knowing basic principles of nutrition and applying them through all of your lives so i wonder why do you think people need to buy your book when they can go online.

parisians and all concerned about the news this lady says the french and can return like that and less lazy and diamante here anymore. another man said the lawns image is on like it's changed since the revelations of french motorcycle helmet manufacturers have seen sales so. surveys of pt shuttle launches the most unpopular president in moss and prawns he has battled to get unemployment down and improve the economy since he beat nicolas sarkozy in may two thousand and twelve thousands of supporters of the chips mimic the bracks government has celebrated the two thousand and eleven uprising against longtime get to school. kristin posted about these books of the books to read square in central ca arrived late saturday evening support since the army chief of dough to our seats the whole place does and egyptian flags that in their allegiance to them and many want to run for president lance played national songs as fireworks little chilly but the day with smart white demonstrations and skidding across the tips the government says at least twenty nine people died in daytime streak matches th

in a coma over in the main the parisian center where representative for all stakeholders or task force group leaders leaders and functionally there are all sitting together they manage the situation everson is under control when the full olympic molds and were ready to welcome the wall to sochi i mean not just in this building but outside is ready asuka on the witness on the screen the weather is perfect with the sunshine here and a lot of snow in the mountains but the most important that sixty five solves and make again as well trained and will be very eager to demonstrate how much russian. change and how we want to demonstrate that different from this to that and we want athletes to perform the best in less than two days ten days ago now i was here three weeks ago we had a conversation i'd say that this has changed in just stopped short period of time in some respects the final stages of preparations the busiest stages yes we learn and learn and then train in training and now it's a final check of everything and i can conclude that everson in the perfect olympic moment ever since rea

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say a consomme of oxtail, followed perhaps by a chilled lobster a la parisian. >> the art of fine diningchagrin. >> i work super hard as being an excellent dining companion. >> when seeking excellence in a dining companion, what qualities does one look for? >> i turn my phone off. you know? i never put my elbows on the table. >> really? >> of course! >> come prepared with stories. don't drink too much, don't become sloppy. >> come prepared with anecdotes? >> absolutely. >> no elbows on the table? >> no, it's not proper. >> i'm a total failure as a dining companion. what is that? what's that, you ask? an iconic classic of gastronomy? oh, look at that sauce. holy crap. the devilishly difficult boneless wild hair in the sauce of its own blood, a generous heaping of black fresh truffle garnished with thick slabs of foie gras, seared directly on the top of the cabin's woodstove. >> oh, damn, look at that. >> we're in a wooden shack, over 3 feet of ice, over 100 feet of water. >> you are hopeless romantics, gentlemen. oh, jesus, look at that. oh! the seared fois is perched atop an ethereal sus

[laughter] based on my parisian relatives who seem to be correct. [inaudible] >> more seriously, i actually think the culprit is a 21 euros a drinking age. there is some research to support this. there's a group of college presidents which has been trying to get that changed. but the research seems to indicate that when people could drink legally at 18, students went to bars. you went to bars and drink until they catch you off. when you can't use it around drinking something called everclear and kool-aid with no one inside it was over detroit when you have had too much and then you can to pass out and get alcohol poisoning. i think that's plausible. i've said this before and nobody has listened to me, but yet another article issue that would've been good for the republicans is to campaign on lowering the drinking age back to 18. it was a dumb republican idea from libby dole and it is that nothing good and a lot of harm, and since in the mind of the public at large especially low information voters, republicans are identified with that creature in fo

[laughter] based on my parisian relatives, it would seem to be correct. >> [inaudible] >> well, more seriously, i actually think that the culprit is the 21-year-old drinking age. and i, and there is some research to support this. and there's actually a group of college presidents called the amethyst initiative which has been trying to get that changed. the research seems to indicate that when people could drink legally at 18, students went to bars. you drink until they cut you off. when you can't do that, you sit around in your dorm room drinking something made with everclear and kool-aid with nobody in sight, and then you tend to pass out and get alcohol poisoning. and i do think that's pretty plausible. and be, well, i've said this before and nobody's listened to me, but yet another political issue that would have been good for the republicans is to campaign on lowering the drinking age back to 18. it was a dumb republican idea from libby dole, and it has done nothing good and a lot of harm, and since in the mind of the public at large, especially some low information voters, repub

in the not within the parisian circles that elsewhere in france among ordinary people. quilt the dude in front seat is considered non import in one eye when i look and is also what sort of subconscious and i think that there's an issue of confidence in the direction this country as i don't necessarily fall will only mean i don't support him and support what's going on but i think that the issue of confidence hasn't has been lacking quite a long time. so this is going to continue to i need some help anyway the confidence in the direction the country in the direction of the leader last month. it is a press conference. um that is in a newspaper headline ink meanwhile i'm putting on its front cover the smiling and tandy cut us off busy the concert is being grown in two thousand fold more more thinking come back. it's the paper but within his own ump party. she is already the descents. the only successful comeback was but there was connie. so says former prime minister. i managed to pay up. how much mileage has become so busy going to gather this he is out this is seriously

this time, there are seven pages of pictures in which you can see francois hollande visiting the parisian flat of the actress at night. now, this is a private issue between francois hollande, his partners and if francois hollande decides to start legal action, he has a lot of chances to win this case. but it's raising another issue. you can see the president traveling at night on a scooter sneaking out of the palace. this is raising questions about his security. he's traveling on his scooter with only a driver and the security of this one location. but based on the picture in this magazine, that's not a private issue any more. it is a security threat to the french president and we can also argue that there is another thing, he is not driving a french scooter. what about french people buying french? i guess the french industry minister will not be happy with this choice. >> that is the real scandal here. i agree with you, stephane. well done for pulling out the most important piece of that story. let's hope he's using our key products. >>> still to come on the show, numbers are starting to