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yoga for osteoporosis - New York Times

Osteoporosis is a tremendous health concern for women over 50, causing more than 700,000 spinal fractures and more than 300,000 hip fractures each year in the United States alone. It is well known that weight-bearing exercise can help build bone mass, but little has been known about the benefits of yoga for osteoporosis.

Free Yoga Video: Pelvic Floor Tuneup - Two Yoga Techniques to Deepen Your Breath

Breathing has many benefits. For one, it keeps you alive! In addition to circulating oxygen to all parts of the body, however, deep, diaphragmatic breathing has numerous other important benefits. It helps... Read more
Yoga for womens health

Yoga for Pelvic Floor Disorders - New Studies Suggest Yoga Can Help Prevent Incontinence

Pelvic floor disorders are surprisingly common. After the age of 55, issues like incontinence, prolapse and pelvic pain become increasingly prevalent and by age 80, one out of two women will have experienced... Read more
The Many Benefits of Starting a Gratitude Practice

How to Start a Daily Gratitude Practice - 6 Useful Tips

Want to sleep better, enjoy more fulfilling relationships, experience more positive emotions, greater life satisfaction, and lower levels of depression and stress? Introduce a daily gratitude practice... Read more
woman practicing yoga protecting her elbow complex in upward facing dog pose, Urdhva mukha svanasana

Protecting the Elbow Complex During Yoga

Hand balances are a common part of many yoga classes. We often place weight on our hands as we progress through our poses. We may move from a Bird Dog Pose (Parsva Balasana) variation, to Downward Facing Dog... Read more
online yoga conference - Yoga as Transformation

Celebrate National Yoga Month! Join 20+ Leading Yoga Teachers Free Online

With summer winding down, it’s time to get back to your yoga mat! September is National Yoga Month, and we here at YogaUOnline.com couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate it than by offering a free online... Read more
yoga during pregnancy

Creating Central Stability - The Role of the Pelvic Floor and Deep Core Muscles

“Trust that the body is a self-righting organism. Our job is to guide the process.” Norene Christesen, PT The following interview with Julie Wiebe, PT is excerpted from a longer article first appearing on... Read more

Train Your Brain: 5 Tips for Improving Brain Functioning

Did you know that you can train your brain to be better, stronger, and faster than ever before? Neuroscientists have discovered that the brain is capable of changing itself if given the proper input. Diet, exercise, stress reduction via yoga or meditation, as well as activities that stimulate brain cell growth and repair are the key. Read more

Is Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) Safe?

In 2001, a clinical study named the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) was stopped short because estrogen use was found to be associated with increased breast cancer risk and heart disease. Almost overnight, middle-aged women across America immediately tossed their hormone prescriptions into the trash or toilet and have been suffering unnecessarily ever since. Read more
staying positive with depression

How to Stay Positive (Even When You’re Struggling With Depression)

“Turn your face toward the sun and the shadows will fall behind you.” ~ Māori Proverb Depressing, isn’t it? Struggling to get out of bed every day—but you can’t. All you need to do is turn off your alarm, get... Read more
Jill Miller - Roll Model Review

“The Roll Model”: Path-Breaking “Self-Care Healthcare” (book review)

Countless books promise to provide some extraordinary new set of tools to help us live healthier, happier, and more empowered lives. Disappointingly few, however, deliver more than a slightly new twist on some stock self-help method spiced up with a recycled insight or two. Jill Miller’s newly released The Roll Model: A Step-by-Step Guide to Erase Pain, Improve Mobility, and Live Better in Your Body (Victory Belt, 2014), however, proves a dazzling exception to the rule. Read more