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HEALTH BEAT HOT YOGA


profuse sweating and deep compression postures I felt revitalized and relieved of stress. Enhancing flexibility is definitely one of


the main benefits of Hot Yoga, but there are far more that are not commonly known. Due to the immense heat, profuse sweating, compression


postures and oxygenation, Bikram Yoga is for


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cleansing one’s body of toxins. Through copious sweating toxins are purged! I recall telling Jessica that I had not sweated like that since two-a-day practices for college football. Also, one’s hormones become better regulated allowing the thyroid to reset. For some people on long-term thyroid medication, practicing Yoga may improve thyroid function to the point that medication may be significantly reduced. Beth Galis, owner of Yarrow Yoga,


explained to me the other systems and organs that can benefit from Yoga. Cardiovascular, lymphatic, nervous, digestive and endocrine systems all can improve from the atmosphere of Hot Yoga and the compression postures due to the positions and the increased blood flow and oxygenation. You learn to compress and hold parts of your body while increasing your lung capacity. Most people only operate at ten percent of their lung capacity. From there,


as you release your compression


posture, new oxygenated blood flows to the compressed part of your body. It really makes sense. That is why they say at Yarrow Yoga, “Yogis never grow old.” As for New Year’s resolutions, Bikram


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Yoga has you covered. I was told that one can expect to burn anywhere from 500 to 1,500 calories in a session. This is pretty impressive, especially since one should really go as often as possible. They recommend trying their challenge of going sixty days in a row. They say that if you go at least four times a week, you start to see the medicinal benefits of yoga; however, if you can go back to back for sixty days, you receive the medicinal benefits in two months that takes a typical Yogi two years to achieve. Personally, we have noticed a dramatic change in our old war wounds, as well as overall flexibility after only a month.


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Justin Rundle is a Certified Personal Trainer with five years of training experience. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Whitworth University, and is the Mount Spokane High School Strength and Conditioning Coach.


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