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Editor SSENSE. Publishes the newsletter HEAVIES. chris.gayomali@ssense.com IG: chrisgayomali
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Having a Coke with Chris Gayomali

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By Chris Gayomali Verified
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This is 200 Words, a column where people we admire write 200 words about anything they want. Dearest readers, We’re wrapping up this weekend with 200 Words from one of the most insightful people we know. Chris Gayomali is an award-winning journalist and friend of the mag who is trying to understand what wellness looks like in a sometimes unwell world. He also hosts the Superhuman podcast, writes the health and wellness newsletter HEAVIES, and is the editor of SSENSE.
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Why is this interesting?

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Chris Gayomali is a NYC-based magazine writer. He also runs the excellent HEAVIES on Substack. Check out one of my favorite features on Errolson Hugh he wrote here. -CJN Tell us about yourself. I’m Chris Gayomali, a writer, editor, and consultant based in New York City.
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Seitai Japanese Bodywork and the Art of Self-Healing

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"In terms of the practice, you don’t force anything. It’s more of an approach where we have to remove the interference of what’s causing a body to not heal by itself." When Yukiya Takahashi moved to Australia from Japan at age 13 to learn English, his host family always had a massage table present.
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