"Special Envoy", "How I hacked my intestines" and "Museum", the recommendations of Eva Roque do honor to our bellies

The can, the belly.

The belly to put it simply!

Here is the theme of Eva Roque's TV recommendations.

The disturbing investigation into Lactalis

A stomach put to the test to believe the exclusive report of Special Envoy and which is the result of work carried out by the Disclose investigative unit bringing together several media.

Three years after the scandal of infant milk marketed by Lactalis, journalists return to the accusations that still hang over the agri-food giant.

The company is thus accused of discharging toxic products into the waterways near the factories.

This type of pollution has been observed at several sites in France.

An investigation that risks embarrassing the company once again.

Special Envoy broadcasts a subject of about thirty minutes, the full survey can be seen on the Disclose site.

Everything you need to know about intestinal problems

Dairy products can have devastating effects on the stomach.

This is the case for Dora Moutot, journalist and author of a great new short program to watch on arte.tv.

With a lot of humor, she tells about her illness, all punctuated by ... intestinal noises!

If we smile, listen, the rest is not funny because Dora suffers, and this for 10 years, from an invisible handicap which rots her life.

By dint of doing research, going to see doctors, she has become a pro in stomach aches.

With each episode of her documentary series, she explores a new therapy.

Dora Moutot is funny, relevant and sassy, ​​her investigation is rigorous, complete.

And the name of the program is just as tasty: "How I Hacked My Guts".

You will quickly understand the meaning of this title.

Butterflies in the belly

And who has never experienced this feeling of having butterflies in their stomachs?

This precious moment when you fall in love.

She's a dancer, he's a skateboarder.

She dances in the middle of the Musée d'Orsay.

He, on his board, spins at high speed between the works of the Louvre.

On YouTube, discover a magical 3-minute film that looks back on this love story that takes place in two sublime places.

A meeting on music by Max Richter.

The meeting of two bodies in these museums, filmed by Tristan Helias and Marin Troude, of which I become an unconditional one.

Three minutes of beauty.

We recap:

- The exclusive investigation on Lactalis can be seen in Special Envoy on France 2 at 9:05 p.m.

- "How I hacked my intestine" is available on arte.tv

- Dance and skateboard, it's on the YouTube Museum channel