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Jason Strotheide, DC

Dr. Jason Strotheide is the founder & CEO of ChiroNutraceutical, creators of the ChiroThin weight-loss program (www.ChiroThin.com). As the company’s flagship product, ChiroThin has achieved remarkable success: With nearly 300,000 programs sold across the United States and Canada, ChiroThin has the distinction of being the No. 1 weight-loss program exclusively for chiropractic offices. Dr. Strotheide is a 1993 graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic.

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