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Jamie Olivers TED-Preis-Wunsch: Jedes Kind über Ernährung unterrichten

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Mit eindrucksvollen Geschichten aus seinem Anti-Adipositas-Projekt liefert Jamie Oliver, Gewinner des diesjährigen TED Preises, überzeugende Argumente für einen kompromisslosen Angriff auf unser fehlendes Bewusstsein für Ernährung.

Jamie Oliver is transforming the way we feed ourselves, and our children. Full bio »

Translated into German by Lara Becker
Reviewed by Katja Tongucer
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