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What perimenopause really does to your skin — and how to treat it properly

Your skin didn’t get the memo that this was supposed to be graceful. Suddenly it’s dry in places it never was, reactive to products it used to love, itchy for no apparent reason, and somehow simultaneously dull and sensitive. You haven’t changed your routine. But your hormones have changed eve...


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What the world’s longest-lived people understand about the nervous system — and what we keep getting wrong when we try to copy them

Blue Zones recently published a piece on how early risers in the world’s longevity hotspots start their day. Green tea in Okinawa. Sunlight in Nicoya. A walk in Sardinia. A plant-heavy breakfast in Ikaria. Water and, memorably, prune jui...


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You’re up at five. You’re doing the work. So why won’t it shift?

The alarm goes at 5:10. It’s dark. You’re upright before your body has finished the business of waking, and you know it, because the first ten minutes feel like wading.

Gym by six. Forty-five minutes, hard. Intervals, hills, whatever hurts most — because that’s the one that counts. Shower. Double shot on ...


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I’ve trialled a lot of wellness technology over the years, but nothing quite prepared me for the experience I had recently with Infinity ZenTech’s new AI-driven system, newly arrived in Australia and built around one of the oldest medical traditions in the world: Traditional Chinese Medicine. Based in Sydney, Infinity ZenTech describes its mission as reshaping the future of w...


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Bath has always been a city defined by water. Long before the Georgian crescents, Jane Austen and the café-lined streets, there were the springs, rising from more than two miles beneath the earth at a constant temperature of around 46°C, and drawing visitors here for nearly two thousand years. Romans built temples around them. Georgian society came in search of their restorat...


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