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...er quality life.Many students enter their first Yoga class with a specific pre-existing condition. It could be stress, back pain, recovering from a stroke, a neurological disorder, or any other health condition, which finally drove them to enter a Yoga studio.In the case of pain, why wait until pain is unmanageable? Many people go to their physi...more Teaching Yoga as Therapy ...al disorders, such as: Multiple Sclerosis, Stroke, Ataxia, and Parkinson's disease. Yet, there are many more neurological disorders, diseases, and ailments.Students and clients are seeing good results and improvements in their lives. Yogic therapy and medicine can work in harmony to treat any ailment. In the case of postures (asana...more Some Benefits of Yoga ...earn how to keep you balanced.In addition, doing yoga strengthens your mass. This is different from increasing the size of your muscles. You can have two muscles of the same size but one can be stronger than the other.People with stronger muscles lose more weight. This is because strong muscles burn more calories at rest than weak ones do.Openness and Tolera...more Yoga - Heating Things Up For Maximum Effect ...ther than his pupils to use the aforementioned term. Therefore, those teachers that have not attended Choudhury's school in India may not use this term at all, so these people have come up with the term "Hot Yoga" instead. No matter what you call it, the principles of this sort of yoga are still the same.Choudhury invented a series o...more Have a Health Problem? Yoga Can Solve It - Part 3 ...9. Ovarian Insufficiency: Inverted Poses, Bow Pose, Wheel Pose, Abdominal Isolation and the Head to Knee pose.30. Premature ejaculations: Shoulder stand, Plough pose, Head to Knee Poses, Bow Pose and Peacock Pose. Abdominal Lifts.31. Pubic Disorders: Sun Salutations, Inverted poses, Head to Knee Poses (sitting and standing)32. Rheumatism: Sun Salutations ...more |
