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Natalie Jill Has a Profound Piece of Advice for Anyone Stressing Over a ‘Summer Body’

By Parade — 2019

‘Tis the season for bathing suits and pool parties. If you’re worried about having a “summer body,” master sports nutritionist Natalie Jill has a suggestion: Learn to love the body you’re in and what it can do for you, instead of focusing on the parts you might not be so happy with.

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