“Who's purged is well cared.”

— Jean-Claude Rodet

Est bien soigné qui bien se purge.'
Cures et monodiètes, Jean-Claude Rodet, éd. Marcel Broquet, coll. Santé bien-être, 2012, p. 22

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Est bien soigné qui bien se purge.

Cures et monodiètes, 2012
Variant: Est bien soigné qui bien se purge.'

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