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Jamie writes about travel, parenting, health and wellness, reviews, gift guides, food and drink, beauty, and more.

She has written for National Geographic, Afar, Fodor's Travel, the Huffington Post, Busisness Insider, Travel + Leisure, AARP, and many other publications.

Reach Jamie at byjamiesmith@gmail.com.

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This Harmless Wrinkle Could Indicate Whether You Have An Underlying Health Condition

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This is a modal window. This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button. HuffPost spoke with Dr. Claudia Kim of New Look New Life about the growing popularity of Botox, how it works and the risks of cosmetic injections. Online influencers make a range of bogus health claims, from trying to convince us that cinnamon has the same weight-loss effect as a GLP-1 to blaming cortisol for nearly all of our beauty woes.
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The controversial travel rule I always break — and why it makes my trips so much better

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By Jamie Davis Smith Verified
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There are some travel rules many jet setters think they have to follow, from packing a dressy trip outfit just in case they wind up at a formal restaurant to pre-planning multiple activities each day. However, some travel maxims that many people consider non-negotiable are actually making their trips worse — I know from experience. As a frequent flyer, one widely accepted rule that I break constantly is booking flights with the shortest layover possible.
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I don't like to take the same trip twice. I made an exception to bring my kids to the Galápagos Islands. Original

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By Jamie Davis Smith Verified
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I usually tell my kids they can travel to places I've already been when they are older. I started traveling as a teenager in high school and never stopped and my travels have taken me all over the world. In my quest to see and experience as much of the globe as possible, I am reluctant to return to the same place twice. My approach to travel didn't change much when I had kids.
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