Jillian Michaels’ Health Advice for Today’s Youth
The fitness expert and creator of the My Fitness by Jillian Michaels app has watched her health from a young age. Today, it’s more important than ever that kids do the same.
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The fitness expert and creator of the My Fitness by Jillian Michaels app has watched her health from a young age. Today, it’s more important than ever that kids do the same.
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