Kamis, 10 Agustus 2017

The First Best-Selling Diet Book

‘Eat what you like and grow thin,’ claimed Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters, author of the 1918 diet book that introduced Americans to calorie counting. Peters preached portion control and exercise to a mostly female audience who’d come of age believing that a few extra pounds were a sign of health and abundance. The 1920s idealized …

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