Summary: Health In Your Hands With Personalized Coaching

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Health in Your Hands with Personalized Coaching

The alkaline diet created by Dr Robert Young has received tremendous popularity worldwide. If you are new to the concept, you can check out his book Ph Miracle, which details all aspects on the alkaline diet as a pathway to optimum health. Now, Robert Young has gone a step further to empower people to take matters of health into their own hands.
As part of their services, Dr Robert Young and his team now offer a comprehensive training program, which lasts for 3 weeks and enables people to become a certified pH Miracle Coach. The objective of the course is to enable you to expand your own business using the alkaline diet principle. The entire course is punctuated with PowerPoint presentations,

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