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Mindful Eating: A Natural Extension of Yoga Practice
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Mindful Eating: A Natural Extension of Yoga Practice
A. Mitchell
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Dec 12, 2025
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26 MIN
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NUTRITION
This article explores how the body awareness and non-judgmental observation cultivated through yoga practice naturally extends to mindful eating, transforming one's relationship with food. It explains the science of how attention affects digestion and satiety, distinguishes physical hunger from emotional triggers, and presents mindful eating as a sustainable alternative to restrictive dieting.

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Harmonizing Body and Mind: Embracing the Yoga Diet for Holistic Health
Harmonizing Body and Mind: Embracing the Yoga Diet for Holistic Health
L. Patterson
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Apr 26, 2024
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26 MIN
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NUTRITION
Yoga, an ancient practice originating from India, has been revered for centuries not only for its physical benefits but also for its profound impact on mental and emotional wellness. This holistic approach is what sets yoga apart from many other physical disciplines; it integrates the body, mind, and spirit, aiming for a harmonious balance that enhances overall health and wellbeing.

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Yoga practitioner rehydrating and eating after an intense class.
Yoga Recovery Nutrition: What to Eat and Drink After Practice for Faster Recovery
C. Evans
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Feb 13, 2026
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10 MIN
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NUTRITION
Yoga recovery nutrition guide covering what to eat after practice based on intensity, ideal protein targets for muscle repair, smart electrolyte strategies for hydration, and anti-inflammatory foods that support joint health. Also highlights common recovery mistakes that slow progress and increase soreness.

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Yoga mat with water bottle and healthy snacks in a studio where people practice vinyasa flow.
What to Eat Before and After Yoga for Energy, Recovery, and Balance
L. Patterson
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Feb 12, 2026
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11 MIN
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NUTRITION
What to eat before and after yoga depends on timing and intensity. Light carbs like fruit work 30–60 minutes before class, while balanced meals suit longer sessions. After yoga, combine protein and carbs for recovery. Smart pre yoga meal ideas and post yoga snacks support energy, hydration, and muscle repair.

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Woman sitting on a yoga mat in the morning doing calm breathing with a phone set aside.
Yoga Lifestyle Benefits: How Consistent Practice Changes Your Mind and Mood
C. Evans
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Feb 13, 2026
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10 MIN
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PRACTICE
Discover how yoga lifestyle benefits go far beyond flexibility. Explore its impact on stress response, emotional regulation, and sustainable daily habits. Learn what actually changes in your body and mind, understand honest limitations, and review a clear comparison table to see how yoga supports long-term wellbeing.

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Harmonizing Body and Mind: Embracing the Yoga Diet for Holistic Health
Harmonizing Body and Mind: Embracing the Yoga Diet for Holistic Health
L. Patterson
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Apr 26, 2024
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26 MIN
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NUTRITION
Yoga, an ancient practice originating from India, has been revered for centuries not only for its physical benefits but also for its profound impact on mental and emotional wellness. This holistic approach is what sets yoga apart from many other physical disciplines; it integrates the body, mind, and spirit, aiming for a harmonious balance that enhances overall health and wellbeing.

Read more

Healthy Eating for Yogis: Fueling Movement and Recovery
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Healthy Eating for Yogis: Fueling Movement and Recovery
C. Evans
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Dec 12, 2025
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33 MIN
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NUTRITION
This article explores practical nutrition principles that support yoga practice, emphasizing whole foods, adequate protein, proper hydration, and meal timing around practice sessions. It dispels common dietary myths in yoga communities while advocating for sustainable, flexible eating habits over restrictive protocols or perfectionism.

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Group of adults standing in a circle, clapping and laughing during a laughter yoga session
Laughter Yoga: What It Is, How It Works, and Exercises to Try
J. Wright
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Feb 12, 2026
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11 MIN
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PRACTICE
Laughter yoga is a practice combining intentional laughter exercises with deep yogic breathing. A session includes clapping, warm-ups, playful drills, and relaxation. Beginners try greeting laughter, silent laughter, lion laugh, gradient laugh, and more. Studies show it reduces stress and boosts mood in 7 days.

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Healthy Eating for Yogis: Fueling Movement and Recovery
01:06
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Healthy Eating for Yogis: Fueling Movement and Recovery
C. Evans
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Dec 12, 2025
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33 MIN
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NUTRITION
This article explores practical nutrition principles that support yoga practice, emphasizing whole foods, adequate protein, proper hydration, and meal timing around practice sessions. It dispels common dietary myths in yoga communities while advocating for sustainable, flexible eating habits over restrictive protocols or perfectionism.

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