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Mar 23, 2023 21 min

Oh My Aching Back!

from Solving the Obesity Medicine Puzzle

It seems like the older we get, the more it hurts to do the little things. Sometimes, it just feels like we had a major workout when we get up in the morning! Let Carrie share a little insight into the wonders of collagen. She has been using collagen herself for years! She encourages patients and friends to try collagen. It is not for everyone, but let her explain how it has proven to increase the quality of life for many of her patients and friends.Special thanks to Olexy from Pixabay for contributing the background music for our podcast.

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