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The 7 Core Wounds Keeping You Stuck in Stress Cycles

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By Kimberly Reid
| eventbrite.com
By Kimberly A. Reid, MNLP, C.Ht. Overview Hey there! Join us online to learn about the 7 core wounds that are keeping you stuck in stress cycles and how to break free from them! Join us for "The 7 Core Wounds Keeping You Stuck in Stress Cycles" event! A 90-Minute Masterclass for Stressed Professional Women Ready to Break Free You’ve read the books, tried the therapy, and done the mindset work — yet the same stress patterns, emotional triggers, and self-doubt keep showing up.
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The Art of Slowing Down: Why Life Feels Better When You Stop Rushing

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By Kimberly Reid
| Medium
Kimberly Reid · Follow 2 min read · -- Somewhere along the way, we started measuring life in productivity — how much we get done, how fast we move, how little we rest. But lately, I’ve been wondering: What are we racing toward? I used to think that slowing down meant falling behind. That if I wasn’t constantly pushing forward, I wasn’t doing enough. But the more I chased after the next big thing, the more I realized I was missing out on the moments that actually make life feel full.
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Treatment with a selective histone deacetylase (HDAC) 1 and 2 inhibitor in aged mice rejuvenates multiple organ systems

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By Alessandra Tammaro, Kimberly Reid, Eileen G. Daniels, Iman M. Hu
| BioRxiv
Abstract Aging increases the risk of developing age-related diseases, which comes at great societal healthcare costs and suffering to individuals. Meanwhile, targeting mechanisms of aging can reduce the risk of developing age-related diseases, resulting in healthy aging. Multiple aging pathways exist, which over past decades have systematically been confirmed through gene knockout or overexpression studies in mammals and the ability to increase healthy lifespan.
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