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Dr. Oz: 4 Easy Ways to Reverse the Effects of Time

Four more things you can do to reverse the not-so-inevitable effects of time.
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Take Five
In a 2004 study, scientists found that the telomeres of women with the highest levels of stress appear at least a decade older, on average, than their low-stress-level counterparts. Remember to give yourself a break as often as you can—even if it's as simple as a self-massage, or closing your eyes and meditating for a few minutes.
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From the May 2012 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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