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The Montréal Chinese Garden is based on four main elements: plants, water, stones and architecture. Montréal Botanical Garden.
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The Montréal Chinese Garden is based on four main elements: plants, water, stones and architecture. Montréal Botanical Garden.
Near the entrance to the Chinese Garden.
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Hidden sugar is present in many foods we consume daily without realizing it. It does not always appear in an obvious way, and that is precisely where the problem lies.
From my experience as a nutritionist, I have seen how many people believe they are eating healthy, but in reality they are consuming more sugar than they imagine.
Luis Isaias has worked with patients who, by identifying these invisible sources, manage to improve their energy, control their weight, and stabilize their metabolism. This change does not require extreme diets, but awareness and education.
luisisaias.com/en/hidden_sugar-_luis_isaias/
