<p>Giulia Enders gives a phenomenal masterclass "intestines". Captivating from the first sentence!</p> <h2><span style="font-size:small;"><em>Everything about the intestines, an underestimated organ.</em></span></h2> <p><em>'Giulia Enders gives a phenomenal masterclass "intestines". Captivating from the first sentence!' **** </em>Humberto Tan, RTL Late Night</p> <p><em>'If you really want to know how digestion works, from bite to splash, read The Beautiful Food Machine.'</em> ****NRC Handelsblad</p> <p>If you want to feel good about yourself, grow old healthily and live happier, you need to take good care of your intestines. They are the most important advisor to our brain. An incorrect balance in your intestinal flora can even be linked to obesity, depression, Alzheimer's and allergies.</p> <p>Giulia Enders has written a cheerful, open and informative book about digestion. Easy to read, full of facts, fables, jokes and the latest scientific insights. Her goal is: to give everyone a better chance of health.</p> <p>`Giulia Enders gives a phenomenal masterclass ''intestines''. Captivating from the first sentence! Intelligent, attractively written.' Humberto Tan</p> <p>`Enders points out in her book the important role of the intestines for the brain. And also for other organs; actually for the entire well-being of man.' de Volkskrant</p> <p>'Her message is anything but light: our digestion is our brain's most important advisor.' Theguardian.com</p> <p>Giulia Enders (1990) has almost finished her medical studies. In Germany her book is a hit: more than 800,000 copies have been sold in six months. The book is illustrated by her sister Jill.</p> <p><strong>Author</strong>: Giulia Enders</p> <p><strong>Language</strong>: Dutch</p> <p><strong>224 pages</strong></p>