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I am a Holistic Nutritionist and RV pilot, dropping a tasty morsel of travel adventures, health tips, recipes, news and views you can use. 

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Karen Langston

Hi, I am Karen, a Holistic Orthomolecular Nutritionist specializing in gut health long before it was sexy to talk about poop, farts and bloating. Heck, I gave women permission to talk about their bowels. Now, look how far we have come.