Le premier numéro de la revue Néo Santé est sorti ! Néo Santé est une revue mensuelle de santé globale, réalisée par des journalistes professionels, en collaboration avec des praticiens spécialisés (medecins et thérapeutes). Axée essentiellement sur le décodage des maladies, elle est disponible sur abonnement annuel ou vendue au numéro, en version papier comme en version numérique, Néosanté vous propose chaque mois un grand dossier, une longue interview, un agenda et des infos brèves, ainsi que plusieurs pages d’articles et de témoignages sur le sens des maladies et les moyens naturels de les prévenir ou d’en guérir.
Dans ce premier numéro, je publie “Améliorer sa santé par une alimentation et une activité physique plus naturelles : le mode de vie « Paléo »“. Toutes les notes de l’article ont été publiées ici, afin d’utiliser au maximum les possibilités d’internet: Cliquez sur les liens, la majorité des articles cités sont lisibles ou téléchargeables en ligne ! Idéal pour aller plus loin 😉
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