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Why Powering Up Your Pelvis Is So Important for Women
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9/6/18
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Forest Bathing: Enjoying the Wonders of Nature
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About Dr. Pam
Pamela Peeke, MD, MPH, FACP
Dr. Pamela Peeke is an internationally recognized expert, physician, scientist and author in the fields of nutrition, stress, fitness and public health. On stage or in front of a camera, she combines her trademark energy, wit and humor with the latest scientific data to motivate and educate audiences of all ages to transform themselves for healthy living. More info at DrPeeke.com.
Dr. Pamela Peeke is an internationally recognized expert, physician, scientist and author in the fields of nutrition, stress, fitness and public health. On stage or in front of a camera, she combines her trademark energy, wit and humor with the latest scientific data to motivate and educate audiences of all ages to transform themselves for healthy living. More info at DrPeeke.com.
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Twitter: @PamPeekeMD
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