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Джулия Чайлд – американский шеф-повар, автор книги «Осваивая искусство французской кухни». – Прим. пер.
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«Это – Spinal Tap» – музыкальная комедия 1984 года.
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ИМТ – индекс массы тела.
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Педология в педагогике (от греч. παιδо́ς – дитя и греч. λо́γος – знание, наука) – направление в науке, ставившее своей целью объединить подходы различных наук (медицины, биологии, психологии, педагогики) к развитию ребенка.
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Кибуц – сельскохозяйственная коммуна в Израиле.
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НЛП – нейролингвистическое программирование.
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BLT – Bacon&Letucce&Tomato, то есть бекон, салат и помидор. – Прим. пер.
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От англ. bites, licks and tastes. – Прим. пер.
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Исходя из показателя спортивной подготовки VO2 – максимального объема кислорода, который подопытный может усвоить на килограмм веса. – Прим. пер.
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The Biggest Loser – реалити-шоу, где люди пытались похудеть ради денежного приза. – Прим. пер.
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44–46 в российской системе размеров. – Прим. пер.
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6 Темпе – блюдо из соевых бобов. – Прим. пер.
7 Эдамамэ – блюдо из вареных соевых бобов. – Прим. пер.
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Соответствует 54-му размеру в России.
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(https://www.mintrans.ru/ministry/structure/departments/departament-transportnoy-bezopasnosti-i-spetsialnykh-programm)
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Я недавно отказалась от приправ и соли, стремясь употреблять максимально простую и чистую пищу. У нас в семье у многих было низкое давление, и, хоть я этого и не знала, мое давление в тот момент держалось на уровне 75/50. В дополнение ко всему у меня развился вазовагальный синдром: я была склонна падать в обморок. Решение простое, и все доктора сошлись на этом. Я должна солить пищу. Сильно. Урок усвоен.
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72 developing countries have reached the 2015 MDG 1 target of halving the proportion of hungry people. (2015). (). Rome: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com.ezp.lib.rochester.edu/docview/1700481027?accountid=13567 According to the FAO, about 12.9 % of the populations of developing countries are undernourished. (http://www.fao.org/hunger/key-messages/en/) According to the Lancet article above, approximately 32 % of the population of developing nations is either overweight or obese.
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