Hurry worry and curry

davidsmith208
Oct 19, 2018
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Constant stress and worry take a toll on our cells, aging them. So do continual distractions and a wandering mind, due to the toxic effects of rumination, where our mind gravitates to troubles in our relationships but never resolves them. Page 172 Altered Traits

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