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"The gut microbiome plays a significant role in making our neurotransmitters, which control our thoughts and feelings and regulate mood and behavior."
"Instead of holding a vision of how sick your child could get, integrative pediatrics holds a vision of how well your child can be."
"My hope for AI isn’t that it creates a new upgraded species without the messiness of humanity, but that it helps us ordinary, flawed humans live our best and happiest lives."
“In short, anything and everything that was “wrong” with women could be attributed to hysteria—and was, with wild abandon.”
"Learning to let go of sexual shame can open up new possibilities for pleasure."
"I wanted to coach women to be the best in the world, but without subscribing to the dominant paradigm that athletes are disposable and that winning was worth just about any price."
"Your voice is your power. Use it to speak your truth, to share your story, and to inspire others to do the same."
"My biggest discovery was that you can literally re-create your life. You can redefine it. You don’t have to live in the past."
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"Over and over, the answer is the same, isn’t it? Love, love, love. The salve and the cure."
"We now have the power to control our genetic future, which is awesome and terrifying. So we must move forward cautiously and with respect for the power we’ve gained."
"When you lift up women, you lift up humanity."
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"For me, becoming isn't about arriving somewhere or achieving a certain aim. I see it instead as forward motion, a means of evolving, a way to reach continuously toward a better self."
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"The minute you start compromising for the sake of massaging somebody's ego, that's it, game over."
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"Extremists have shown what frightens them most: a girl with a book."
"Ruin is a gift. Ruin is the road to transformation."
"Authenticity is the daily practice of letting go of who we think we're supposed to be and embracing who we are."
"Perfectionism is not about being perfect. It's about striving for excellence in a way that becomes self-destructive."
"I am more than my physical limitations; I am defined by my relentless spirit."
"You can't do everything, but you can do the most important things."
"Living alcohol-free is an act of radical self-care and rebellion against a culture that profits from our pain."
"There is a grace in accepting our humanity, in acknowledging our flaws and limitations, and in finding beauty in our imperfection."
Maye Musk raised her three children to be independent, hard-working, and to do good things.
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"Good for her! Not for me. We are different."
"There has been a yearning in me that I'm only just beginning to understand, a craving for transcendent experience, for depth, for meaning-making."
"Diversify what you watch and consume, especially if you are white. Do not feel threatened if Black women are celebrating themselves; join in."
"Money is power, and when women have access to money, we can change the world."
"Fat people have the right to exist in public spaces and to be treated with respect and dignity."
"Josephine Baker's story is a testament to the power of the human spirit and the capacity for one person to make a difference in the world."
"Our illnesses are not just contained in our skull but are also made and sustained by our relationships and communities."
"There are often elements of truth mixed in with false teaching. There are good ideas that help to honor God tangled with bad ideas that cause a lot of heartache."
"It would take a lifetime to understand another person. We all have complex, nuanced behaviors that make us who we are, or why we are. Acceptance is a better way to go."
"Queen Elizabeth II has become grandmother to the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth. The longest-serving monarch in history has devoted herself to her family, her people, and the wider family of nations.”
"I hope you will then go on to help your parents, siblings, children, friends, and acquaintances do the same. Together we can help everyone reconnect with their bodies, one person at a time."