“Food Is the Medicine” – A 21 Day Healthy Living Program to Reverse Chronic Disease in the Latino Community – An Interview with Anabella Bastida, Executive Director, Council of Mexican Federations (COFEM) episode artwork

EPISODE · Sep 25, 2017 · 21 MIN

“Food Is the Medicine” – A 21 Day Healthy Living Program to Reverse Chronic Disease in the Latino Community – An Interview with Anabella Bastida, Executive Director, Council of Mexican Federations (COFEM)

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For Kirk’s 21 Day Healthy Living Program (& videos) go to: HealthyLivingforBusyPeople.com Kirk’s 21 Day Program Handout Council of Mexican Federations PCRM Fact Sheets in Spanish Comite de Medicos Por una Medicina Responsable – Spanish (PCRM.org) You may call Kirk Continue reading “Food Is the Medicine” – A 21 Day Healthy Living Program to Reverse Chronic Disease in the Latino Community – An Interview with Anabella Bastida, Executive Director, Council of Mexican Federations (COFEM)→ The post “Food Is the Medicine” – A 21 Day Healthy Living Program to Reverse Chronic Disease in the Latino Community – An Interview with Anabella Bastida, Executive Director, Council of Mexican Federations (COFEM) appeared first on .

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