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Anna Robertson

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mom, entrepreneur, innovator, seeker. co-founder of the cool down, creating a cooler, cleaner future. former disney, abc, yahoo. ✨🌎😎
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Here's what Taipei 101 climber Alex Honnold eats in a day Original

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By Anna Robertson
| Yahoo Sports Verified
When Taipei 101 and "Free Solo" climber Alex Honnold decided to be less wasteful in his daily life, he started with food. But since food is integral to his success as an athlete whose life literally depends on his fitness, he still needed to make sure he was eating enough — especially protein and overall calories.
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NBA All-Star reveals unexpected key to his lengthy career: 'I wanted to … have every advantage possible'

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By Anna Robertson
| The Cool Down Verified
As an athlete at the top of his game and a father to three kids, NBA All-Star DeAndre Jordan is looking for every edge to help him play better and live longer. In an interview with The Cool Down, Jordan credited his plant-based diet as the foundation for his successful career, which he tracks through regular bloodwork and nutrition consultation.
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This top-rated laundry brand says it cleans your clothes better without the toxic chemicals: 'Why don't we just get rid of them?'

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By Anna Robertson
| The Cool Down Verified
For years, I've been testing dozens of sustainable cleaning products in my home in search of a healthier option for my family that actually works on tough kid stains. Like many people, I've had bad experiences with "green" products that are expensive and just don't work.
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