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Dukan Diet
The Dukan Diet is a diet plan originating in France. It is a protein-based diet designed by French doctor Pierre Dukan. Dr Dukan has been promoting his diet for over 30 years; it gained a wider audience after the 2000 publication of his book, ''The Dukan Diet'', which has sold more than 7 million copies globally.〔(Dukan Diet Plan Review )〕〔(The Dukan Diet Bestseller Book In France Now In The US ) Batangas Today〕〔(The Toronto Star ) on ''The Dukan Diet'': "The book has sold 10 million copies worldwide, but didn’t really make an impression on North America until ()" (18 April 2011)〕 The book has since been translated into 14 languages and published in 32 countries. ''The Dukan Diet'' was released in the United Kingdom in May 2010, and in the United States in April 2011.
==History==
In 1975, Pierre Dukan was a general practitioner in Paris when he was first confronted with a case of obesity. At the time, being overweight or obese was thought to be best treated by low calorie and small sized meals. Dukan thought of an alternative way to prevent patients from regaining their lost weight. He designed a new approach in 4 phases, including stabilisation and consolidation. After more than 20 years of research Pierre Dukan published his findings in 2000 in his book ''Je ne sais pas maigrir'' (''I don't know how to get slimmer'') which became a best seller.
In July 2011 a French court ruled against Dukan in his attempt to sue rival nutritionist Jean-Michel Cohen for libel, after Cohen had criticised his method in the press.
In 2013, Dukan, then aged 72, was banned from practising as a GP in France for eight days for breaching medical ethics by prescribing a diet pill that was later pulled from the market.
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