By Lara Heimann, Yoga Pioneer and Physical Therapist Yoga poses can be very helpful for realigning the pelvis so that the pelvis muscles, fascia, and other contents are more balanced . That balance given by the pelvic position impacts the neurological mapping of muscular activation (how pelvic muscles are summoned to fire), and also improves any nervous system dysfunction that… Read More »
Statistics relating to strokes and falls are bleak, with research revealing that strokes can increase the risk of falling by 4 times and drastically increase the risk of breaking a hip following a fall. Approximately 80% of individuals who have strokes will also have impaired balance to some degree. A study which presented a yoga… Read More »
105 Shares Yoga is something very special, an amazing personal development art with a complex science built into it. It has a rich history of over 5000 years, formulated founded in India by “Siddhis”, or in simple terms, individuals who studied the body and the way it holistically functions. These alchemists and surgeons systematized asanas,… Read More »
In the end most yogis would agree that part of the practice is to develop awareness about what you eat. While not necessary, the yogic diet strongly recommends opting for organic, non-GMO foods, as well. You must refrain from alcohol, tobacco, caffeine and artificial and processed sweeteners. How to Meditate. When you achieve your ideal… Read More »
Do you spend your days staring at a computer screen? If you do, you probably know how draining and tiring it can be to your entire body, not just your eyes. This agitation strains the entire body, including the eyes. That’s why people often feel drained after studying or working, even though they haven’t physically… Read More »