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Pourquoi a-t-on encore faim après avoir mangé dans un fast-food ?

McDo, Burger King, Big Fernand… à chaque fois, c’est la même chose. Après avoir mangé un bon gros burger, deux heures plus tard... on a la dalle. C’est quand même bizarre après toutes les calories qu’on vient d’ingérer non ?Et bien en fait pas du tout. Si on a faim, c’est à cause ...  Show more

Pourquoi ne reconnaît-on pas sa voix lorsqu'elle est enregistrée ?

Vous ne reconnaissez pas votre voix sur les enregistrements ? Ne paniquez pas, c'est tout à fait normal. C'est seulement parce que votre corps ne la perçoit pas de la même manière que d'habitude. On vous explique tout. Hébergé par Audion. Visitez https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy- ...  Show more

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