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Holistic Yoga RYS 200 Yoga Alliance Certified School. We do either Power yoga or Flow yoga before our Hatha yoga practice.

Holistic Yoga is an optimal combination Power yoga, Flow yoga, Traditional Hatha Yoga, Kundalini Yoga, Discussions on Yoga Philosophy and Healthy Diet Our practice is more of a holistic one which is a combination Power yoga, Flow yoga (suryanamaskar and variations), traditional Hatha yoga, Kundalini yoga, Yoga Philosophy and Diet

The advantages of doing power yoga is Bodily strength and Energy It also gives many of the benefits of traditional Hatha yoga like regulating the hormonal balance in your body etc because the power yoga exercises are the Hatha yoga poses done more dynamically. Our Flow yoga is more oriented towards increasing your aerobic capability similar to running but it also has some of the benefits of Hatha yoga and power yoga. This enables you to go deeper into the Hatha yoga poses as your body is more warmed up and hence becomes more flexible. So doing power yoga or flow yoga before hatha yoga helps you derive the benefits of Hatha yoga better. Kundalini Yoga is more of a spiritual practice with various exercises, breathing and meditation techniques aimed at enhancing your spiritual energy. Yoga philosophy is covered in every one of our classes are part of satang where various scriptures like Patangali Yoga sutras are discussed in a modern context and day to day life. We also have discussions on various types of food and how it impacts our physical and mental wellbeing.

Osteoporosis in Indian men often goes unnoticed until a fracture occurs. A recent review found 14.6% had osteoporosis an...
21/10/2026

Osteoporosis in Indian men often goes unnoticed until a fracture occurs. A recent review found 14.6% had osteoporosis and 50.3% had low bone density among the men studied; these are not national estimates.
Strength training, weight-bearing exercise, adequate calcium, vitamin D and protein, and risk-based bone-density testing can help protect bones and prevent

May this auspicious occasion celebrate the triumph of knowledge over ignorance, light over darkness, and goodness over e...
20/10/2026

May this auspicious occasion celebrate the triumph of knowledge over ignorance, light over darkness, and goodness over evil. ✨🏹
​May the divine feminine bless your journey:
🌿 Maa Durga grant you strength, courage, protection, and victory
🪙 Maa Lakshmi bless your home with abundance, prosperity, and joy
🪷 Maa Saraswati illuminate your mind with wisdom, creativity, and peace
​May every new beginning pave the way for success, inner growth, and deep fulfilment.
​Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed, joyous, and prosperous Vijaya Dashami! 🌸🪔

🌸 World Menopause Day 2026: Supporting Women’s HealthOn October 18, the Ministry of Ayush emphasized menopause awareness...
19/10/2026

🌸 World Menopause Day 2026: Supporting Women’s Health

On October 18, the Ministry of Ayush emphasized menopause awareness, holistic healthcare and scientific research.

Menopause, typically occurring between ages 45 and 55, can cause hot flashes, sleep disturbances, mood swings, joint pain and bone loss.

Key recommendations:

* 🧘 Yoga: Improves flexibility, relaxation and overall well-being.

* 🌬️ Pranayama: Bhramari and Sheetali may help reduce stress.

* 🧠 Meditation: Supports emotional balance and better sleep.

* 💪 Strength Training: Helps prevent muscle loss and maintain bone health.

* 🥗 Nutrition: Adequate protein, calcium and vitamin D support healthy ageing.

* 🌿 Ayurveda: Traditional approaches are being studied for potential benefits, though stronger clinical evidence is needed.

Key Message: Menopause is a natural biological transition, not a disease. A combination of yoga, exercise, balanced nutrition and appropriate medical care can help women maintain physical, hormonal and emotional well-being.

🧠❤️ Heart Rate Variability (HRV): The Science of Stress, Recovery & LongevityIn our weekly Holistic Yoga session, we exp...
18/10/2026

🧠❤️ Heart Rate Variability (HRV): The Science of Stress, Recovery & Longevity

In our weekly Holistic Yoga session, we explored how HRV reflects the body's ability to adapt to stress and recover.

💓 What is HRV? HRV measures the variation in milliseconds between successive heartbeats—not simply how fast the heart beats.

🔴 Low HRV: Often associated with stress, inadequate sleep, fatigue and reduced recovery.

🟢 Higher HRV: Generally reflects better autonomic flexibility, recovery and stress resilience when compared with your personal baseline.

🌿 How to Improve HRV Naturally

🧘 Pranayama & Meditation – Support parasympathetic nervous system activity.

😴 Quality Sleep – Essential for nervous system recovery.

🏃 Aerobic Exercise – Improves cardiovascular fitness.

💪 Strength Training – Supports long-term health and physical resilience.

🕉️ OM Chanting & Humming – Slow breathing and prolonged humming may promote relaxation and help regulate the stress response.

⚡ Quick Stress-Relief Technique
During stressful situations, try 5 minutes of gentle humming or OM chanting, emphasizing the prolonged “Mmmm” sound while breathing comfortably.

✨ Key Takeaway: HRV is not just a fitness metric. It provides useful insights into how effectively your nervous system responds to life's challenges.
A higher HRV isn't always better for everyone—your personal trend matters more than comparing numbers with others.

🌸 Holistic Yoga – Where Ancient Yogic Wisdom Meets Modern Neuroscience.

Saturday Satsang  with Mahesh Vaidya 🧠🌿 THE GUT–BRAIN CONNECTION: HOW YOUR GUT AFFECTS YOUR MENTAL HEALTHHolistic Yoga –...
17/10/2026

Saturday Satsang with Mahesh Vaidya

🧠🌿 THE GUT–BRAIN CONNECTION: HOW YOUR GUT AFFECTS YOUR MENTAL HEALTH

Holistic Yoga – Science Behind Yoga & Wellness
Did you know that your gut health can influence your stress levels, mood, anxiety, and emotional well-being?

🦠 1. Your Gut Is Your Second Brain
Trillions of gut microbes communicate with your brain through the gut–brain axis.
An unhealthy gut microbiome may contribute to inflammation, stress sensitivity, and mood disturbances.
Chronic stress can also disrupt gut function, creating a two-way cycle.

🥗 2. Heal Your Gut Through Nutrition
Probiotics: Include curd, yogurt, kefir, and fermented foods.
Prebiotics: Feed beneficial gut bacteria with vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and fiber-rich foods.
Limit ultra-processed foods high in sugar and unhealthy fats.
Stay adequately hydrated.

🧘 3. Pranayama Helps Calm the Gut–Brain Axis
Practices discussed during our session:
✅ Nadi Shodhana – Supports relaxation and nervous system balance.
✅ Bhramari – Helps calm the mind and reduce perceived stress.
✅ Kriya & Spinal Breathing – Encourage breath awareness and relaxation.
Slow, controlled breathing may help regulate the stress response, while supporting better emotional balance.

💡 4. Break the Chronic Stress Cycle
Chronic stress can affect digestion, gut permeability, immune function, and the microbiome. Good nutrition, adequate sleep, and regular relaxation practices can help restore balance.

🌸 Key Takeaway:
A healthier gut supports a healthier mind. A calmer mind supports a healthier gut.

At Holistic Yoga, we combine ancient yogic wisdom with modern scientific understanding to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

🧘 Long Commutes, Bumpy Roads & Screen Time Are Increasing Back and Neck PainProlonged sitting, road vibrations, excessiv...
16/10/2026

🧘 Long Commutes, Bumpy Roads & Screen Time Are Increasing Back and Neck Pain
Prolonged sitting, road vibrations, excessive smartphone use and poor posture are contributing to spinal discomfort, even among younger adults.

Key Causes:
🚗 Long commutes increase back stiffness.
🛣️ Bumpy roads aggravate existing spinal problems.
📱 Excessive screen time causes neck and shoulder strain.
🪑 Sedentary lifestyles weaken supporting muscles.
😴 Poor sleeping positions may worsen discomfort.

Olive oil before carbohydrates may reduce the initial blood-sugar spike by slowing stomach emptying, allowing glucose to...
13/10/2026

Olive oil before carbohydrates may reduce the initial blood-sugar spike by slowing stomach emptying, allowing glucose to reach the bloodstream more gradually. However, the new study was conducted in mice, so it does not establish long-term benefits or a recommended dose for humans.

Practical takeaway: Eating vegetables and protein before rice, roti or bread may help moderate post-meal blood sugar. The findings support further research into meal order—not a recommendation to drink olive oil before every meal.

Late-night snacking promotes fatty liver disease by:​Lowering fat burning: The liver naturally slows down digestive acti...
12/10/2026

Late-night snacking promotes fatty liver disease by:

​Lowering fat burning: The liver naturally slows down digestive activity at night; incoming calories are stored as fat rather than burned for energy.

​Spiking liver fat production: Reduced nighttime insulin sensitivity forces excess sugars and carbs into direct liver fat synthesis.

​Disrupting the body clock: Eating during biological rest desynchronizes the liver's metabolic rhythm, triggering lipid buildup and cellular stress.

​Raising blood lipids: Digestion during sleep keeps triglycerides elevated for hours, increasing inflammation and liver damage.

​Finishing meals 2 to 3 hours before sleep prevents this metabolic strain.

WHO’s First Global Guidelines on Childhood ObesityThe World Health Organization has issued new guidelines as childhood o...
11/10/2026

WHO’s First Global Guidelines on Childhood Obesity
The World Health Organization has issued new guidelines as childhood obesity continues to rise globally.
Key highlights:

170 million children aged 5–19 were living with obesity in 2024.
Childhood obesity prevalence has increased approximately fourfold since 1990.

Healthy nutrition: Encourage balanced diets and reduce ultra-processed foods and sugary drinks.

Physical activity: Promote daily exercise, active play and reduced sedentary time.

🥜 Peanuts May Improve Blood Fat Composition and Metabolic HealthResearch published in the American Journal of Clinical N...
11/10/2026

🥜 Peanuts May Improve Blood Fat Composition and Metabolic Health

Research published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2026) suggests that regular peanut consumption can positively influence the composition of fats circulating in the blood.

✅ Blood Lipids: Peanuts alter fatty acids and other circulating lipids, potentially supporting metabolic health.

✅ Diabetes Risk: A peanut-associated blood lipid pattern was linked to approximately 11% lower relative risk of type 2 diabetes, although causation has not been established.

✅ Cholesterol: Previous studies suggest peanuts may help reduce triglycerides and improve cholesterol ratios.

✅ Heart Health: Peanuts contain unsaturated fats, protein, fibre and antioxidants, although the new study did not establish a reduction in cardiovascular risk.

✅ Recommended Intake: Around 25–30 g of unsalted peanuts daily, preferably replacing less nutritious snacks.

Key Takeaway: 🧠❤️ Peanuts may offer benefits beyond protein and healthy fats by influencing blood lipid composition and metabolic health. More research is needed to confirm long-term disease prevention benefits.

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