Healthy Tech: Diane Diaz
Nail tech Diane Diaz faced a health scare earlier this year when blood tests revealed pre-diabetes. Find out how she lost weight, controlled her glucose levels, and started feeling great.
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Nail tech Diane Diaz faced a health scare earlier this year when blood tests revealed pre-diabetes. Find out how she lost weight, controlled her glucose levels, and started feeling great.
Greensboro, N.C.-based nail tech Stephanie Shelton sees her passion for jiu jitsu as a positive influence on her life.
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