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  • Yoga Infographic: How Yoga Transforms Your Body

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    How Yoga Transforms Your Body

    How Yoga Transforms Your Body

    After yoga class: improved brain function, lower stress levels, better immune response, increased flexibility.

    After a few months of yoga class: lower blood pressure, improved lung capacity, improved sexual function, reduced neck pain, anxiety relief, back pain relief, steady blood sugar levels.

    After years of yoga: stronger bones, healthy weight, lower heart disease risk.

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    Curator: John Kremer

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  • Infographic: The Benefits of Meditation

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    Meditation Benefits

    The benefits of meditation include lower blood pressure, muscle tension relief, insomnia relief, reduced anxiety, less depression, less self-doubt, less internal chatter.

    Meditation . . .

    • Lowers blood pressure and slows down the cardiovascular system.
    • Restores balanced function to the digestive system, thus aiding the absorption of nutrients.
    • Relaxes the nervous system.
    • Relieves muscle tension.
    • Diminishes the intensity of headaches and migraines.
    • Relieves insomnia.
    • Frees the mind from self-doubt and internal chatter.
    • Releases fears.
    • Reduces anxiety.
    • Improves depression.
    • Generates optimism, self-esteem, confidence, and motivation.

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