Peggy Found an Elegant Solution to Better Health and Lost 40 Pounds
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Peggy found the clarity she needed with the McDougall Program—a simple, sustainable way to support health and lasting weight loss. After struggling with her weight and trying Atkins, which left her feeling unwell, she discovered that vegetarian eating made her feel better. The 12-Day McDougall Program brought all the pieces together for her. Peggy has lost 40 pounds, using batch cooking and a well stocked pantry to keep healthy choices easy.
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