It was an ankle injury and then migraines that caused Army veteran and Reserve Officer Dan Lewis to rethink his diet, and get professional help from the chiropractor guelph to treat his injury.

He began paying attention to what he was eating and avoiding highly processed foods. His migraines disappeared.

Dan Lewis is now paying it forward with healthy vending in Charleston. How?

Click here to read an article in the Post & Courier featuring Dan Lewis.

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skelly

CEO at HUMAN Everywhere

Biomedical Engineer who earned his degree from The Johns Hopkins University & Columbia University. Named one of Forbes’ Top 30 Under 30 in 2013. Co-Founded America’s first Pure Play healthy vending company in 2003.

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