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[Free Download] Your Guide for a Healthy November

[Free Download] Your Guide for a Healthy November

November is almost here and that means a brand new calendar is ready to download! This month's well-being calendar is filled with daily tips to help you have a healthy November! Best part? It's free! 

Get small, simple actions you can take every day to improve your overall well-being and prevent and lower your risk of developing diabetes, a disease that affects more than 34 million people in the United States. Download the FREE calendar and click on the links to stay connected with all your resources including webinars, healthy recipes, workouts, and the myHealthCheck360 app.

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Plus! Check out these other free resources that you'll LOVE:

  • Coaching Webinar: Diabetes Fact or Fiction  Our monthly webinars are free to you and cover many topics!  This month, Coach Shelby is sharing the risk factors, causes of diabetes.  Don't miss her low-sugar meal ideas too!  Check out the upcoming webinars here
  • Let's be friends!   We share helpful information and fun resources on our social media pages. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to see what's happening. Follow us! 
  • There's an easy way to track your health. If you haven't downloaded our myHealthCheck360 app,  you're missing out on some great benefits. Check it out now

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