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Having a mother that immersed herself in learning about health and wellness, and with my work experience in health care, I am always trying to learn about new discoveries or treatments for many diseases like Rhuematoid Arthritis, which I have had for five years and I research about how to best treat Hypothyroidism which I've had for decades. I research vitamins and supplements related to my diseases and many other types of health and wellness issues and I am using a few wellness products that I find are succesful in managing my health issues. To say I'm interested in health and wellness is an understatement.
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