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Five yoga poses to help with anxiety

Surrender Your Stress Anxiety can be overwhelming. If you often feel like the stress of daily life is just too much, you are not alone. With the complexity and pace of our modern existence, millions of people struggle with stress and anxiety every day, which can leave you feeling hopeless and powerless. It’s…
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Yoga empowers seniors

Yoga is such a profound practice when it comes to living holistically, as it upgrades all aspects of our being – the physical body, the mental and emotional body, and the spirit. It’s also accessible to every single kind of body – flexible, stiff, short, tall, big, small, young and old. The yoga door…
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8 Benefits of Yoga for Kids

  Today’s fast-paced life is not only hard for adults but also throws many challenges at our kids. Children these days deal with stress, distractions, peer pressure, over-stimulation, etc., and for this reason, the low-cost practice of yoga can benefit their wellbeing immensely. Little ones have their own…
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Five ways yoga can heal your soul

  Yoga is a tremendously ancient art, used for centuries not only to strengthen and improve the body, but also to help the soul. Our modern understanding of yoga is very far removed from the all-encompassing philosophy which used to be the basis of yogic practice, and our reduction of the art says a lot about the…
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How To Get The Most Out Of Your Yoga Practice

  The practice of yoga is 100% a personal journey, and it’s never a competition. Let go of the idea that you need to keep up with the girl next to you or hold a plank longer than that guy behind you. And when all else fails, laugh whenever possible. Don’t take yourself too seriously. Although the…
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YOGA PRANAYAMA techniques are clearly confirmed: The Rhythm of our Breathing Seriously Affects Our Memory and Sometimes Aggravates our Fears

Northwestern Medicine (Chicago, USA) scientists have discovered for the first time that the rhythm of breathing creates electrical activity in the human brain that enhances emotional judgments and memory recall. In the study, individuals were able to identify a fearful face more quickly if they encountered the face…
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