It's free! Really it is . No strings attached, except I would love your comments and feedback. One Life is a parable of second chances. A fictional account of a man who has made poor choices regarding health and happiness who finds he has an opportunity to change his destiny. Written in a rapid fire, factual, and humorous tone, One Life provides essential guidelines for healthy living based on years of research and groundbreaking discoveries. Living healthy is a choice, and the first step is knowing what those choices are and how to implement them. One Life provides an entertaining and thoughtful introduction to your path to living well. Read One Life and start on the path to your Won Life. Copy and paste this link for your copy
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A discussion of fitness,nutrition, health, and anything else that comes to mind.
About the Author
Ron Eaker
Dr. Eaker is a board certified Obstetrician and Gynecologist in Augusta, Georgia.
When he is not playing with the kids, working, speaking, sleeping, or eating….he is running, having completed sixty five marathons/half marathons on three continents including Chicago, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Rome, and five Boston Marathons.
He is the author of “Holy Hormones”, Approaching PMS and Menopause God’s Way, “Healthy Habits for a Fit Family” from Bethany House Publishers: a guide to fitness in mind, body , and spirit, and most recently “A Woman’s Guide To Hormone Health”, a book on everything menopause.
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