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JULIA ROSS’ NEW BOOK – THE CRAVING CURE

Julia Ross is on a mission to wipe out unnatural weight gain and demolish diabetes.

We’re excited to announce the launch of her latest book, The Craving Cure. Julia is a friend and colleague in the industry and we believe her book will be key to our burgeoning field of addiction and mental health nutrition via amino acid therapy.

Read her interview in the Los Angeles Times and click the graphic below to head over to her site to learn more about the book and how it can help you!

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