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    State University in the Division of Kinesiology, Health and Sport Studies in Detroit Michigan. Background The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of an 8-week Hatha yoga intervention on executive function measures of task switching and working memory…

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    found to reduce the symptoms of depression in pregnant women. Yoga for prenatal depression: a systematic review and meta-analysis, a study conducted by the Second Military Medical University of Shanghai, examined the effects of yoga on expecting mothers. The study presented evidence, which supports the claim that yoga can help reduce the symptoms of prenatal depression. This study also reported there was positive benefits for partaking in yoga for both the control group, who did not have…

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    Are You Making Excuses for Not Trying Yoga? People procrastinate all kinds of things, mostly to their detriment, but if you haven't tried yoga for all the wrong reasons, you may be doing yourself a serious disservice. Yoga can help you with stress, weight loss, chronic pain and self-esteem. If you haven't tried it, maybe it's time to rethink your reasoning. Do any of the following excuses sound familiar? 1. It's Boring Yoga is far from boring, it's simply more of a personal experience than…

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    Yoga influences all aspects of the person: vital mental, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual. It offers various levels and to relax, energize chronic pain, reduce anxiety and depression fruitfully and improve the quality of life perceived (Vallath 2010). The Integrated Approach of Yoga Therapy (IAYT) includes holistic lifestyle for positive health at physical, mental, emotional, and intellectual levels which therefore helps individuals to reduce and deal with the aspects of chronic pain,…

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    1. The first vital principle is; Undoing the Body. Undoing the Body talks about “relaxation”, and cleaning the body of the past. The tensions held from the past are held inside the joints and muscles, and over time the body accumulates the emotional and physical stress that is stored inside the joints. When the body does store negative energy over time, many people do not realize the feeling of tension. If wanting to get rid of this tension, you would want to start in whatever position you feel…

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    Bending Bodhi Yoga Studio, located at Franklin Plaza in downtown Dover, newly opened in October of 2015. The three co-founders, Heather Campbell- Hussey, Lydia Garnhart, and Nancy Garnhart have dedicated the new organization to teaching children and adults to feel empowered, confident, and at peace through the eight limbs of yoga. They offer drop in classes for people of all skill levels, including brand new beginners. The staff is passionate about Yoga and the positive benefits it can have on…

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    In “Yoga Offers Range of Health Benefits,” initially published in 2015 in the Harvard Men’s Health Watch, argues, when examined through research, yoga offers a wide range of health benefits to people who practice this particular form of exercise. The general purpose of this article appears to be both informative and persuasive. To go more in depth, I gather that the purpose is to inform readers about yoga and how it can affect their lives in order to persuade them to attempt it. In doing so, the…

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    ARTICLE REVIEW Yoga and Social Support Reduce Prenatal Depression, Anxiety, and Cortisol Natanya Janelle Gladner Psychology 200 Yoga and Social Support Reduces Prenatal Depression, Anxiety and Cortisol In an article by Field, Diego, Delgado, & Medina (2012), the effects that yoga and a good social support system for pregnant women had on their depression and anxiety levels are examined. More specifically, the more immediate effects and longer term effects that either yoga or a strong social…

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    Modern yoga in the West are generally thought of as physical exercises meant to build strength and flexibility. Yoga generally play a very important role in improving both the physical and the mental health of the body. According to Andrews (2016), yoga can make you healthier in the following ways: It may help reverse heart disease when combined with a low-fat plant-based diet and aerobic exercise, and it can relieve pain, and improve balance and flexibility. Yoga interventions are effective…

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    The Black Male Yoga Initiative (“BMYI”) is organized to educate, engage, and empower Black men in all communities. Our audience demographic is straightforward, we have a primary focus on training men of color, ages 16 to 65, as certified yoga teachers, however, we do not exclude members of any race, age, gender or ethnicity — we merely want men of color to be clear that holistic health care practice is for “us too.” While the outcome of becoming a yoga teacher also creates workforce development…

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