Dr. Lynn Anderson

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Dr. Lynn Anderson discussed a naturopathic approach to aging, arguing that genetics account for only about 25% of how people age and that the rest comes down to daily proactive habits built around sleep, nutrition, and movement. She explained that forming a new habit takes roughly 120 days, both cellularly and mentally, and made the case that aging cannot be stopped but can be slowed through consistent practice.

Drawing on the yogic concept of Annamaya Kosha, she described clean living as conscious awareness of everything the body takes in—food, air, and environment—rather than adherence to a specific diet, while acknowledging that truly natural eating (picking an apple straight off a tree) is an ideal to aim toward rather than a strict rule. She also reframed karma as a neutral law of cause and effect rather than moral judgment, and discussed burnout as the point where the body's reserves are depleted and stress goes unmanaged.

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