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Hey, welcome to the Blond Files podcast.

I'm your host Arial Lori and I'm here to talk all things wellness.

From how to achieve optimal health and well-being to the best beauty tips and

everything in between, no topic is off limits. I know there is so much

information out there so I'm here to help you navigate it all and live your best life.

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Hey everybody, welcome to the show today is such a good one I'm talking to

Lowe Bosworth she is the founder of love wellness and we're talking all about how she

went from Laguna Beach Fame to being a content creator to now being a leader in the women's wellness industry.

So she talks about how reality TV affected her at the time that she was involved,

growing disillusioned with being a content creator after graduating college,

and then how she drew from her own experience dealing with things like anxiety and gut issues to develop

products for women dealing with many of these issues and more.

And then at the end she does a Q&A with some of your burning questions and you guys she's just such a cool girl woman.

It's funny we are the same age so I was familiar with her back on Laguna and she was always the one I identified with

because she's like no drama seemed really chill and she's just really nice

super smart and I think you guys are gonna love the episode so enjoy. So welcome to the show. Thank you for being here.

Of course, thanks so much for having me. So there's a lot that I want to talk to you about and I want to start kind of at the beginning so I don't want to like get into all of the TV stuff that's not the focus but I'm really curious about like how you ended up in that position and how it kind of shaped your life from there if it did.

In the position of being on television.

So it was totally random.

I was in high school at the time living in Laguna Beach and the show the O.C. was on like the original scripted show and it was really popular and I guess you know somebody at MTV got around to the idea that hey we should we should make a real life version of this and you know they literally just showed up in LeGoonu one day. They went to the school board and they were like hey we want to do this documentary

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