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New Haven Coach Brings Health And Happiness To Women And Their Families

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Mubarakah Ibrahim

Watching her mother’s battle with diabetes fueled one Connecticut resident’s passion for health and fitness.

This hour, New Haven-based author and entrepreneur Mubarakah Ibrahim joins us.

We talk about her upcoming book, mR40 method, and learn about her unique journey as a wellness coach and Muslim-American. 

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  • Mubarakah Ibrahim - Health and happiness coach based in New Haven, Connecticut (@balancefitness)

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