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Saskatoon woman shares her journey from dieting to food freedom

Saskatoon woman shares her journey from dieting to food freedom

CBC19-07-2025
After moving from South Africa as a child, Natasha Ngindi felt the pressure to fit in with Canadian beauty standards. She spent years dieting and cycling through weight loss and gain before getting the help she needed to change her relationship with food and embrace her body. Now, she's helping others find food freedom.
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