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8 Reasons Why Yoga Is Good For Your Health

It Improves Your Joints

Speaking of joints, these parts of your body are under great pressure every day, even when you’re not doing anything. Doing yoga helps you prevent conditions such as arthritis by doing easy movements constantly.

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4 thoughts on “8 Reasons Why Yoga Is Good For Your Health”

  1. As a Yoga teacher (actually Integrated Yoga/Chi gong), I find all the above to be true. And when good nutrition is added to the equation, actual reversal of various health conditions begin to happen.

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