VIDEO: Q&A with Dr. Klodas
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VIDEO: Q&A with Dr. Klodas

Dr. Klodas hosted a live webinar this week to answer your questions. Now, we’re making the recording available.

Dr. Klodas covered a wide range of topics from cholesterol basics to diving into what you need to know about coronary calcium scans. Whether you’re just beginning your Step One journey or you’ve been a loyal customer for years, this webinar is packed with insights, inspiration, and practical tips you can use right away.

 

 

We love creating these opportunities to connect directly with you, our community. We had more questions than we had time for, and we'll be scheduling another webinar soon!

If we didn't get to your questions, you can always reach out to our customer support team here

About Step One Foods: Step One Foods offers convenient, scientifically-formulated foods clinically validated to rapidly reduce cholesterol and improve cardiometabolic health. Real food. Real results. Unapologetically delicious.  Learn more at steponefoods.com.


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