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Recettes sans cuivre pour la maladie de Wilson – Alimentation adaptée et conseils nutritionnels

Copper Free Recipes for Wilson's Disease – Eat Healthy

Explore +200 low-copper recipes specifically designed for people with Wilson's disease, along with tailored nutritional advice.

What is Wilson?
Understanding Wilson's Disease and Its Impact on Nutrition

Wilson's disease is a rare genetic disorder that causes excessive accumulation of copper in the liver and brain , leading to neurological and liver problems. This metabolic disorder requires a diet low in copper to limit the effects of the disease and maintain the health of patients.

In people with Wilson's disease , copper elimination is reduced, which can cause serious damage if left unchecked. A specific diet , combined with medical treatment, can better manage the disease and improve patients' quality of life.

On Recettes Wilson , we share copper-free recipes , adapted to the needs of people with this condition, in order to offer them healthy and delicious alternatives on a daily basis.

Livre de recettes sans cuivre – Plus de 50 plats adaptés à la maladie de Wilson, par Mégane Imbert.
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Mégane Imbert – Founder of Recettes Wilson

Diagnosed with Wilson's disease at the age of 20, Mégane Imbert devoted her culinary expertise to creating copper-free recipes , adapted to the needs of patients. Her first book, Recettes façon Wilson , is a reference for those looking to adopt a low-copper diet, while preserving the pleasure of cooking.

Today, she continues her commitment by developing new recipes and sharing her advice through this site. Discover healthy and balanced dishes, in line with the nutritional recommendations for Wilson's disease .

All sales from his book are donated to the Rare Disease Reference Center (CRMR) and the Rothschild Foundation Hospital to provide financial assistance to science in making progress in the fight against Wilson's disease.

Coming soon: Her new copper-free recipe book will be available for sale online!

In the meantime, find " Wilson's disease in 60 questions "

"When I discovered that I had Wilson's disease, I had to rethink my entire diet. Rather than suffer this constraint, I decided to turn it into a strength and create healthy and delicious copper-free recipes to help other patients live better on a daily basis. Because eating well also means taking care of your health."

Megane Imbert

Plat pauvre en cuivre : recette de poulet au citron et quinoa, idéale pour les personnes atteintes de la maladie de Wilson
Wilson's Disease in Numbers: Understanding its Impact and the Importance of a Proper Diet

Wilson's disease is a rare disease that affects approximately 1 in 30,000 people , or nearly 2,000 patients diagnosed in France . However, due to often late diagnosis, many people live with this pathology without knowing it.

  • A rare genetic disease: Is transmitted hereditarily and requires lifelong medical monitoring.

  • A diagnosis that is still underestimated: It is estimated that nearly 10,000 people in France could be affected without being diagnosed.

  • Major impact on health: Mainly affects the liver, brain and eyes due to excessive accumulation of copper in the body.

Why is nutrition essential?
One of the keys to treating Wilson's disease is reducing copper intake in the diet. A low-copper diet helps prevent liver and neurological complications while allowing patients to maintain a balanced and tasty diet.

Our Recipes
A site dedicated to patients & caregivers

Faced with these challenges, www.recettes-wilson.fr was designed to:

  • Offer validated copper-free recipes to make daily life easier for patients and caregivers.

  • Educate and inform about good eating practices to adopt.

  • Support research by encouraging donations to specialist organizations .

“Thanks to Recettes Wilson, I discovered suitable dishes and I can finally eat healthily without risk!”

Sarah, a patient with Wilson's disease

Nutritional Tips for Wilson's Disease – List of Low Copper Foods to Eat.
Low-Copper Dish: Lemon Chicken and Quinoa Recipe, Great for People with Wilson's Disease
Copper-Free Cookbook – Over 50 Dishes Adapted to Wilson’s Disease, by Mégane Imbert.
Helping a Loved One with Wilson's Disease
Wilson Recipes Copper-free recipes by Mégane Imbert

When supporting someone with Wilson's disease , it is essential to understand their copper-free diet and help them adapt their daily life. Diet plays a key role in managing this disease, and caregivers have a valuable role in facilitating meal planning and selecting the right ingredients.

On Recettes Wilson, we provide practical advice, lists of suitable foods and copper-free recipes, in order to help loved ones better support patients in their diet and well-being.

Why adopt a low copper diet, even without Wilson's disease?

At Recettes Wilson, our primary mission is to help people with Wilson's disease better manage their diet through adapted and balanced recipes. But beyond this rare pathology, it is important to emphasize that our recipes are not only aimed at diagnosed patients . In reality, a healthy and controlled low-copper diet can benefit a wide audience , regardless of lifestyle or nutritional goals.

 

A healthy and balanced diet for all

The recipes on this site are made with simple, natural and unprocessed ingredients, promoting a healthy and balanced approach to eating. By banning certain foods rich in copper such as offal, certain seafood, seeds and certain legumes, our dishes favor fresh products, rich in essential nutrients, digestible and compatible with several modern diets .

 

A diet compatible with several lifestyles and specific diets.

 

Our recipes are ideal for different dietary profiles:

Athletes : A diet low in copper, focused on lean proteins, vegetables and complex carbohydrates, provides optimal nutritional intake for muscle recovery and energy.

 

Health conscious people : Reducing the consumption of foods rich in copper, often associated with processed and industrial foods, promotes better digestion, metabolic balance and a reduction of toxins in the body.

 

Ketogenic and low-carb diet : Many of our low-copper recipes are naturally suitable for the ketogenic diet, as they are rich in good fats and proteins, while limiting the consumption of certain complex carbohydrates.

 

People with food intolerances : Our recipes conveniently exclude certain allergens like nuts, shellfish and legumes, which can be beneficial for people with food intolerances or allergies.

 

Delicious recipes accessible to all

Contrary to popular belief, a low-copper diet does not mean a bland or restrictive diet. We have developed recipes that emphasize taste pleasure, using tasty ingredients and adapted cooking techniques. Whether you are looking for healthy meal ideas, recipes for a specific diet or simply curious to discover a new culinary approach, you will find here easy-to-make, nourishing and delicious dishes.

 

Conclusion: A universal and beneficial cuisine for all

Wilson Recipes is above all a healthy and balanced diet , accessible to all those who want to eat better, whether they have Wilson's disease or not. Our recipes are an ideal alternative to industrial meals and allow you to cook easily, with fresh ingredients, natural seasonings and a wide variety of flavors.

 

Adopting our recipes means choosing a conscious, healthy diet that is adapted to each individual. Because in the end, eating well is above all about enjoying yourself while taking care of your health. 😊 🍽️

Wilson's Way Recipes - The 1st Low Copper Cookbook

Discover " Recipes the Wilson Way ", the first recipe book specially designed for people with Wilson's disease. Written in 2013 by Mégane Imbert , a Wilsonian patient. This book offers 23 sweet recipes and 18 savory recipes , easy to make, tasty and adapted to a diet low in copper .

  • Delicious and accessible recipes

  • Simple dishes to share with family or friends.

  • A kitchen adapted to limit copper intake .

  • Ingredients that are easy to find and cook.

  • A book committed to research

Profits from the sale of this book go to the ALIAGE association , dedicated to research into Wilson's disease and other metal-related diseases.

For more information or to download an excerpt from the book, you can consult the website of the Rare Disease Reference Center ( CRMR ) for Wilson's disease .

© 2025 by Mégane Imbert - This website is a personal website – it does not collect any personal data.

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