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May 2022
13m 9s

#132 | Take A Walk w/ Dr. Tyler Schwanz

Dr. Michael Brown
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There is not a single area of life that is not improved by regular physical activity. This week, Dr. Michael Brown and Dr. Tyler Schwanz explore the many benefits of doing the very thing our bodies were made to do.

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