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Effects on health . . . .

Good health is essential for independent living. Healthcare accessibility in the U.S. is minimal and profit-driven. This situation marginalizes many. Although life expectancy has risen due to scientific advances, chronic conditions are prevalent among the general populous due to inactive lifestyles. Nutrition is vital for health, but availability of processed foods, deviod of nutritional value, is dominate on conventional store shelves. Individuals must prioritize self-care to enhance their own, overall well-being.

A Case for Movement

It seems that in modern society, movement, exercise, is an auxiliary activity. In light of the typically mundane acts of sleeping, going to work, coming home, spending time with family, playing computer games, there is little to no time given to physical activity (movement, exercise)

Modern Yoga is . . . . . . .

The predisposal toward the physical practice of yoga posture (asana), though understandable as such, confines the practitioner to the ‘touch, sight, taste, smell, hearing’ driven aspect(s) of yoga.

Rejuvenation: Hot and Cold

Today’s society exhibits a great deal of passivity. People, by and large, steer clear of extremes Nonetheless, the human body is designed to be self-regulating.  Temperature is something for which the body adjusts itself. The body can adjust to the colder and hotter extremes of temperature. Saunas can be very beneficial to overall health and … Continue reading Rejuvenation: Hot and Cold