Wednesday, 13 May 2015

Yoga & Detox



Regardless of your experience level in yoga instruction, the Yoga Retreat is the ideal parallel to a luxurious vacation in an exotic locale.  Founded in Thailand in 2000 by dancers and yogis Teresa and Kes Kennard, the Yoga Retreat encourages transformation through nature, balance, ecology and the retreat's founding emotion - love.  The programs at the Yoga Retreat will instruct you in the tools of positive transformation, including meditation, detox, chakra healing, pranayama and yoga – all of which will remain beneficial to you for the rest of your life.




What will Detox Thailand do for you?
The process of detoxing your body of harmful waste products will jump-start your body's natural ability to rebuild itself, energizing and purifying you as well as improving the effectiveness of your immune system.


Wednesday, 15 April 2015

Ways Yoga Improves Health







Forms a healthy lifestyle
For many on a diet, their life revolves around eating less and moving more. The regular practice of yoga will naturally have you moving and as you do, you will be burning calories. Your spiritual and emotional needs will also be met, which can encourage you to take a deeper look at your weight and eating difficulties. You may even be inspired by yoga to be a more conscious eater.

Lowers blood sugar
HDL (good cholesterol) is boosted, LDL (bad cholesterol) is lowered, and blood sugar is lowered through the practice of yoga. For those with diabetes, it has been found that yoga lowers blood sugar in multiple ways: it encourages weight loss, it improves sensitivity to insulin effects, and it lowers adrenaline and cortisol levels. By lowering your blood sugar levels, you decrease the risk of diabetic complications such as blindness, kidney failure, or heart attack.

Helps you to focus
Focusing on the present is an important part of yoga. It has been found in studies that with regular yoga practice, there is improvement in memory, reaction time, IQ scores, and coordination. It's been demonstrated by those who practice Transcendental Meditation, that they have the ability to recall information better, acquire information, and solve problems more easily. This is most likely because they are not distracted by their own thoughts, which, as you know, tend to be a disruption when trying to solve a problem.

Tuesday, 10 February 2015

Benefits of Yoga



Maintains a healthy lifestyle
The word “move more, eat less” is glued to the heart of a dieter. Yoga can help with those two. A good routine practice helps you move your parts and born calories. The emotional and spiritual aspects of Yoga can equally help you solve problems regarding weight and eating habit. You can become more conscious of yourself with Yoga.

Drops blood sugar level
Yoga helps to lower level of blood sugar and bad cholesterol while it boosts the level of good cholesterol. This is of great benefit to diabetic patients. Through a reduction in the levels of adrenalin and cortisol, there is weight loss and improvement in the sensitivity to insulin effect. In essence, Yoga helps you reduce the risk of diabetic complications including kidney failure, heart attack and even blindness.


Friday, 5 December 2014

Yoga



Leaves you happier than you were when you started

Sitting in Lotus can help you if you’re feeling sad. You can equally take the King Dance pose or backbend. It might not be as simple as said, but study has proven that being consistent at Yoga practice will help increase serotonin levels as well as decrease monoamine oxidase (neurotransmitters breaking enzyme) level and cortisol. Richard Davidson, a doctor of philosophy at the University of Wisconsin, found that greater levels of immune function and happiness leads to heightened mediator activity in the left cortex. Only in dedicated, long-term practitioners was a more dramatic left-sided activation noticed
Could you stay on plant-based whole foods all through 30 days?


Wednesday, 12 November 2014

Yoga lowers your blood pressure




For patients having high blood pressure, Yoga might be a plus. Two different studies on hypertensive patients examined the difference between simply lying on a couch and taking the Savasana (Corpse Pose). After 3 months of the research, there was a 26-point reduction in systolic blood pressure (the top number) in patients taking Savasana and a 15-point reduction in diastolic BP (bottom number – the drop is higher with higher initial BP).