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Nutrition and Colorectal Cancer's Connection

As summertime approaches people begin to dream of having mouth-watering hamburgers, hotdogs, steaks, etc.However, there are necessary precautions that need to be taken when it comes to nutrition and colorectal cancer because there is a stark connection between the two.A diet that ...  Show more

8 Steps to De-Stress

During this episode of Partners in Health and Biz with Natural Health Consultant/Wholistic Nutritionist Gail Dixon-McBride, you will learn 8 proven steps, guaranteed to relax your mind and body.Follow the techniques for stretching, deep breathing, neck and shoulder massage, shoul ...  Show more

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