Denton County Living Well Magazine September/October 2017 | Page 6

FROM THE
PUBLISHER
2016
Living Well Magazine Celebrates 10 Years of Service
2006
DENTON COUNTY
President & CEO
Sam Houston
Vice president & CFO
Spring Houston
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Eternal
Youth
hen you compare movie posters or on-set shots from decades
ago to now, it’s clear that time has been kind to Rob Lowe.
From his days as an ’80s heartthrob to present day, not much
has changed. His bright blue eyes, toned torso, and chiseled cheek-
bones still excite his many female fans, so much so that one can’t help
but wonder if Lowe’s found the secret to eternal youth.
While time has been kind to Lowe, it’s not just random luck that the
53-year-old actor is better than ever. As he embarks on a new venture––
The Lowe Files––on A&E, Lowe not only looks good, he’s feeling ener-
gized and having a blast exploring the country with his sons, Matthew
and John Owen, in an attempt to uncover the truth behind mysterious
legends. Turn to this issue’s feature story on Lowe to find out more about
his fascinating new show and to learn what he considers the key to look-
ing and feeling vibrant in middle age.
For more inspiration on health and wellness, check out Baylor Scott &
White Medical Center’s A-to-Z Guide to Women’s Health inside. Com-
plete with 26 t