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We welcome a LUX that is reimagined and redesigned. We believe in constant growth and always evolving and learning to be better in whatever it is that we may do professionally and individually. In this issue, this theme is mirrored throughout the pages of the magazine. LUX had the unique opportunity to speak with Natasha Silver Bell, beautifully featured on the cover. Her feature on page 76 is an amazing story of change and adaptation. The relevant impact one person can have on many and how that impact becomes a ripple effect to touch and change so many others.
Journey with us as we fold change into LUX while encouraging our readers to find their unique path. This issue focuses on wellness and the art of living beautifully.
Reigniting the Past with Dr. Shahnoz Rustamova on page 42 is a wonderful melange of traditional and surgical medical practices. Colette Brown shares The Importance of a Healthy Gut on page 44.
Through our inspiring stories, we spread examples of achievement and hope to spark conversation. LUX brings to life the pastime and passions of our readers with our living and travel features.

Life is a journey, and if you fall in love with the journey, you will be in love forever. – Peter Hagerty

Cheers

Colleen

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