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Marilyn Martha Diamond was an American author and speaker on the topic of anti-aging and longevity. She was known for advocating a "cleansing" or "detoxification" diet.
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Fit for Life
Marilyn Diamond & Harvey Diamond, 1985

Fit for Life II
Harvey Diamond & Marilyn Diamond, 1987

Living health
Harvey Diamond & Marilyn Diamond, 1987

The American vegetarian cookbook
Marilyn Diamond, 1990

Fitonics for Life
Marilyn Diamond, 1996

A New Way of Eating from the Fit for Life Kitchen
Marilyn Diamond, 1993

A New Way of Eating
Marilyn Diamond, 1987

Antidieta
Harvey Diamond & Marilyn Diamond, 2000

Young for Life
Marilyn Diamond, 2013

Fit fürs Leben - Köstliche Rezepte aus der Naturküche. Gesund genießen und fit bleiben.
Marilyn Diamond & Lisa Neuwirth, 2001

La Antidieta
Harvey Diamond & Marilyn Diamond, 1993
Fitonics
Marilyn Diamond & Don Schnell, 1995
The Common Sense Guide to a New Way of Eating
Marilyn Diamond, 1982

The Fit for Life Cook Book
Marilyn Diamond, 1991

Fit fürs Leben: Köstliche Rezepte aus der Naturküche
Marilyn Diamond, 2003

La cocina antidieta
Marilyn Diamond, 2001

La Cocina De La Antidieta
Marilyn Diamond, 1992

Les combinaisons alimentaires de Fit for life
Marilyn Diamond, 1991
Fit fürs Leben. Fit-for- Life. Das Kochbuch mit über 350 Rezepten
Marilyn Diamond, 1992
Delicious vegetable entrées
Marilyn Diamond, 1990
Fit for Life the Natural Body Cycle, Permanent Weight-loss Plan That Proves It's Not What You Eat, but When and How
Harvey Diamond & Marilyn Diamond, 1985
Zen yang shou de jian kang you mei li
Marilyn Diamond, 1998

Recipes for Life
Marilyn Diamond & Lisa Neuwirth, 1998
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