i'm hosting a live dietary workshop for the girl's guide
Posted by Andrea Nakayama
Special bonus session for the folks in Girl’s Guide to Hashimoto’s. A few of my nutritionists and I will work with students on dietary impacts on their thyroid condition.
Mapping Hashimotos with Andrea Nakayama and Guest Host Magdalena Wszelaki
EXPERIENCE A FREE TRAINING SERIES WITH ANDREA NAKAYAMA TO HELP YOU
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