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May
15

Sesame oil and broken bones?

By Amanda Ings

Sesame oil massage is great to balance out the doshas, and is the best oil for absorption into and underneath the skin, aiding in drawing toxins out of our joints. But does it aid in healing a broken bone once the cast is off? I recently broke my wrist. The cast has just come off and I am looking for ways to accelerate the healing process, and am curious if anyone knows whether sesame oil would be functional… More..
May
4

Throat issues/adenoid swelling

By Jennifer Steed

In response to a forum question here are some thoughts on swollen and painful adenoids, immune tissue in the deep throat region.  These tissue clusters are often removed at the time of a tonsilectomy however in some people there is recurrent swelling and related throat pain. The swelling indicates an infection which must be addressed. The body will be heavily taxed by trying to fight off the infection and many factors could be pre-empting this. Dietary factors… More..
Apr
4

Skyfarming - Feed the world while reducing greenhouse gases

By Rik Logtenberg

It may not be yoga but it is cool. And skyfarming could be healthy living for the whole planet: A Columbia professor believes that converting skyscrapers into crop farms could help reduce global warming and make New York cleaner. Its a vision straight out of Futurama but here’s how it might work. Link to the Article More..
Apr
3

Chronic Pain and Yoga

By Anna Colin

It is important with all inflammatory pain to avoid vigorous movement during times when the condition is flared up.  An inflammation in its acute stage needs time to rest and time to heal.  Once the flare up is over or subsided then gentle range of motion and weight bearing exercises with a strong focus on proper alignment can be very helpful. Generally, then rule of thumb with pain is: if it still hurts 24 hours and beyond… More..
Nov
26

Keeping in Shape

By Anna Colin

I made a switch to yoga and tai chi a few years ago and here are my results - I’ve lost a bit of my bulk yet I’ve stayed quite toned - leaner muscle, stronger in some ways - I feel like I’m in better shape than ever.  A couple key points to consider… if you still want a toned, physically fit body you’ll probably have to select more physically demanding versions of yoga and tai chi - such… More..
Oct
18

Yoga Diet Books

By Jennifer Steed

I can appreciate the myriad of opinions relating to diet and yoga. The most connected topic comes from the ancient wisdom of the sister science to yoga; that of Ayurveda.  The specificity and accuracy is remarkable and very much a lifetime of healing, balance and positive results coming from the profound wisdom of Ayurveda.  There are fine schools and books in New Mexico. The best authors are Dr. Vasant Lad, Dr. Robert Svoboda and David Frawlely.  More..
Oct
10

Flu and cold season is upon us.

By Aleksandra

Fall season brings us beauty and colors in full splendor. Along with that comes a bit colder weather and...Flu and Cold season. Here are some tidbits about Flu and Cold . Recently I have developed a nasty cold and very nicely within 3 days I have got rid off it. It's quite amazing because… More..
Jul
19

Spiced Chickpeas with lemon and chilies

By Anna Colin

This particular dish is not only delicious but it is also an effective cleanse for minor digestive ailments.  It is great served with steamed basmati rice and naan or chapattis. Spices to be added while chickpeas cook Salt to taste 2 Tbs. Cinnamon bark 4 Cloves 3 Brown Cardamoms Ingredients Salt to taste Dry roasted *Pomegranate seeds or powder More..

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