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Jennifer Kanaan

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After extensive studies in research in Nutrition and Health and a lifetime of struggling with weight issues, I finally came to the conclusion that it is more than what we eat and how much we exercise that affects our weight and health. And after a defining experience in my life, I came to accept that truth and started my personal research in energy healing, alternative medicines and quantum spirituality. It is my hope that, through sharing my journey and experience, I get to reach and inform as many people as possible who are also struggling with their health and well-being.

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