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Lynne McTaggart

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  • Co-Owner and Editorial Director, WDDTY
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As seen in: WDDTY, Audible Blog, Coast to Coast AM, Left Brain/Right Brain, The Solari Report, Revista Año Cero, The Best You
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More than skin deep

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By Lynne McTaggart Verified
| WDDTY Verified
The internet was abuzz with a shock-horror story a few weeks ago when Cameron Diaz showed up in public to promote a new Apple TV film alongside Keanu Reeves. The fuss was nothing about the film. No one remembered the name of it or even what she would be portraying. What they were focused on was the fact that—wait for it—Diaz (1) had wrinkles and (2) chose not to disguise them. “In dire need of a refresh,” one tabloid columnist concluded. “Brave!” cried her fans.
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Think Yourself Young - Lynne McTaggart

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By Lynne McTaggart Verified
| lynnemctaggart.com
Reverse your biological age—by transforming your mind every part of your life Your mind is the most powerful anti-ageing tool you have Every day, we’re bombarded with advice about how to look younger—the latest treatments, diets, supplements, and cosmetic interventions. But what if the most powerful anti-ageing tool isn’t something you apply. . . but something you think?
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Cook your greens

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By Lynne McTaggart Verified
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For more than 30 years, WDDTY has been advocating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables—the best approach for most people most of the time. But a small minority of us suffer from a chronic health problem even when we are eating a healthy diet. When this happens, the very healthiest of foods could be doing us harm. Some vegetables, fruits and nuts contain oxalates, compounds that can cause kidney stones plus other issues, and this could be the unsuspected cause of a chronic health problem.
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