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EPISODE · Nov 5, 2024 · 55 MIN

New Medicine: Dr. Elson Haas

from 11:11 Talk Radio · host Simran

The health of our young people is particularly important because bad habits learned early can have disastrous short-term and long-term consequences, as we see with the alarming rates of childhood obesity and early onset diabetes. Therefore a key passion is to teach young people to caring for the one and only body they each possess, with love and respect. Teaching children about how their bodies work and how to take care of themselves by making nourishing choices and learning the difference between real food and treats is critically important work for each of us as individuals and as a society. 11:11 Talk Radio dives deeply into conversations of truth, growth and wisdom to assit individuals in expanding personal growth, conscious living, humanity, and self-awareness.       SIMRAN is a multiple award-winning author, artist, speaker and mystic of love, compassion and humanity. She creates media, art, books, and online courses that bridge humanity's experience and expression of darkness and light.  *** For the sacred work devoted to the Journey of the Soul, order my new self realization oracle trilogy of LIVING, BEING, KNOWING here. Find out more at: www.iamsimran.com and www.1111mag.com Facebook   Instagram   LinkedIn    YouTube    Substack  

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