In late 2009 after 5 years of teaching lots of "heated" yoga, I felt that I was burning out. My energy levels were low, my immune system was compromised and I was becoming increasingly sensitive to environmental toxins. The artificial heat of the yoga classes I taught was becoming unbearable and even though I ate a water rich diet, and drank water constantly, I felt like I could not quench my thirst. The amount of classes I was teaching, in combination with 9 years as a raw foodist may have exacerbated my state, but in my 17 years of yoga practice I have seen many Yoga teachers and practitioners "burn out" . This takes the form of fatigue, injury, sickness or often a sense that the joints are giving out, like shoulders, knees and wrists.
In 2012 I find myself stronger and feeling "younger" than I have since I was 16. What changed? In Raw foods: Subtle Nutrition I will be presenting elements that I believe to be crucial to long term success with any diet, and specifically in regards to yoga and yoga practitioners.
We'll look at weight loss, detoxification and what is subtle nutrition and why is it so important to radiant health.
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