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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

Holiday Stress? Strike a Yoga Pose

The holiday season is here. It’s time for snowy fun, overstuffed meals, and eccentric aunts and uncles… for extra-long shopping lists and bigger pant-sizes. It’s a time of sharing and of gratitude for your friends and family. Snow flurries dance through the trees, and the crisp, arid breeze pierces your nostrils whenever you step outside, but all of this excitement might be bringing you a present you didn’t ask for—a heaping helping of holiday stress . Read more

Are Mammograms Always a Good Choice?

A new study found that mammograms have led to false cancer diagnoses and unnecessary treatment for more than a million women in the last decade. An article in the Washington Post cited the study, which was published in the New England Journal of Medicine November 21. According to the study, nearly a third of the women treated for breast cancer in the last decade would not have developed the disease if left untreated. Read more

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

Yes is a World - Change Your Narrative, Change Your Future

“If a universe can be imagined, it exists.” ~ Professor M. R. Franks “There are hundreds of different radio waves being broadcast all around you from distant stations. At any given instant, your office or car... Read more

The Estrogen-Breast Cancer Link: What You Can Do to Lower the Risk

Proving that breast cancer is linked to estrogen is not difficult. If a woman has her ovaries removed at a very young age, and does not receive estrogen replacement, her risk of breast cancer decreases profoundly. Read more
Happy family enjoying delicious dinner and smiling while sitting in the modern apartment

Surviving the Holiday Feasts: A Yogi’s Guide to Mindful Eating

Had Ben Franklin lived today, he would likely have added a third item to his list of life’s inescapable certainties: January’s barrage of weight loss articles and dieting advice surely is as certain as death... Read more

Study: Our Diet in Midlife Will Affect Our Health in Old Age

What does it take to stay healthy and functional well into old age? Well, the diet you eat in your 50s and 60s may be one key factor that impacts how well you age. According to a study recently published in... Read more