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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2018 · 9 MIN

017: TempleCare12 Series - Day 6 Drink Up

from Faith Applied · host Nettye Johnson

Water sustains life. About 60% of the human body is water, and we need water for a wide variety of crucial bodily functions. Do you drink enough every day? Listen in to Day 6 of TempleCare12 to hear why you should drink up and tips to make that happen. Note: The days of the program build upon each other, so I encourage you follow the sequence.  Download the TempleCare12 Overview - use this free guide and tool for planning and tracking Episode 012: Program Introduction and Day 1 - Plank It Out Episode 013: Day 2 Veggies Rule Episode 014: Day 3 The Bread of Life Episode 015: Day 4 Made to Move Episode 016: Day 5 Feed Your Mind Listen in to Day 6 - Drink Up! Explore more: Be sure to subscribe to the Faith Applied podcast on Apple Podcasts or on Android so you can receive every episode automatically. About this Podcast The Faith Applied podcast is hosted by Nettye Johnson. This podcast supports purpose driven believers who want balance and better. Each episode contains truthful and transparent discussions about faith, mind/body wellness, purpose or productivity with the intent that together we'll learn better, and do better, so we can live better. Check out Nettye's other offerings and services to help you at http://nettyejohnson.com

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