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Intermittent Fasting Success Story: Keith Canedo

Introduce yourself. Who are you, what do you do? I’m Keith Canedo, a fiction novelist and Children’s Picture Book author living in Seattle, Washington. I’m a volunteer supervisor at the Seattle Ronald McDonald House and a musician for the Healing Music Program at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. Give us a rundown of how you

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Keep Talking: Communication Habits for Getting Along All Marriage Long: A Workbook

My husband, J.R., and I have been happily married since 2004. We spent 10 of the first 14 months of our marriage apart due to J.R.’s Marine Corps training and a deployment to Iraq. We used this time to build strong communication and we have continually worked on it throughout our marriage. We teamed up

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Intermittent Fasting Success Story Jim Caldwell 184 Pound Loss – 2 Year Maintenance Update

   Jim Caldwell lost 184 pounds in 14 months and has maintained that weight loss for a little over 2 years. Jim’s Video “Imagine A New Life”  Jim’s YouTube Channel Beating Obesity Jim’s Twitter Jim’s Email Kayla’s Available Courses: Slow And Steady Success Academy including Intermittent Fasting for Weight Loss 101  Kayla’s Books: Overcoming

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How To Walk 6 Miles A Day In Your House: Viewer Q&A

 How do you walk 6 miles in your house? Are you walking on a treadmill, or walking up and down the hallway, or marching in place? I would like to implement this, but I don’t have a treadmill and walking outside the house isn’t usually possible due to my schedule. What tips do you

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Trouble Implementing OMAD: Intermittent Fasting Viewer Q&A

 Have you noticed that your stomach simply can not hold as much food as it did before you began OMAD? I’m curious as this seems to be happening to me. Any advice, tips, techniques for those of us who are peri-menopausal and looking to incorporate /stick to OMAD while experiencing extreme, frequent periods, hot

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Timeline For Getting To OMAD: Viewer Q&A

 You mention in a couple videos that it took you a while to get to OMAD. I seem to remember in one video you said it took 8 to 9 months until you were able to do OMAD. I’d like to know the timeline. Were you a breakfast eater? Did you start by pushing

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