“Not on the verge of orgasm but…”: Michel Cymes surprises in the middle of an interview

For our colleagues at Le Parisien, Michel Cymès spoke very frankly about this activity that does him good.

© Bestimage For our colleagues at Le Parisien, Michel Cymès spoke very frankly about this activity that does him good.

IN BRIEF

• Michel Cymès is back with a new book
• On this occasion, the host gave an interview to our colleagues from Le Parisien
• And here we go let the famous doctor let loose totally

Michel Cymès returns with a new work calledé A 2025 in great shape, published by Solar editions. In this book, the most famous doctor in the French public sector gives his good advice for rock-solid physical and mental health. On this occasion, he gave an interview to our colleagues at Parisien magazine in which he confides in his private life and everything that makes him feel good.

And here is the doctor retirement makes a surprising confidence about his sporting activities: “I wouldn't say that I'm on the verge of orgasm at every session, but it seems obvious to me that, from a certain age, and despite a busy schedule, you always have to, always, move”, he says. 

Michel Cymès confides in his pleasure at do sports

To be able to recharge his batteries, Michel Cymès goes “regularly walking in the countryside, in the Paris region or in the Var department. Near Cotignac where I have a small house. As soon as I can escape the capital for good, I will do it, he warns, he who loves so much to feel close to nature.

Moreover, Michel Cymès is fond of the boat trips he takes from time to time: “The only place in the world where I can leave my mind as intellectual as a paramecium (a single-celled organism that lives in running water, editor's note) and remain in contemplation is on a boat. “In the future, I would like to go from the Breton coast to other horizons”.

These little habits that make the doctor happy

In his daily life, the host also likes to listen to music. A habit that does him good: “I have it in my ears all the time. Even when I work and have to concentrate, I need background music. For example, when writing on the plane, between two cups of tea latte, which is the last one I listened to, an old Beach Boys thing. Otherwise, in the car, I listen to music from the 1970s, 1980s. Lucille, Michel Jonasz, a great classic. The song that comes back most often in a corner of my head”.

Finally, the doctor today likes to take the time to read a good book or go see an exhibition : “When I was young, I was extremely self-conscious about my lack of general culture and I always did everything I could to remedy it. I don't like the idea that I could be caught out. So I read everything I can find on my interests and on subjects I don't know about.