You know you should sleep 7 to 8 hours per night, but do you really sleep that much? And when you do, is the quality of your sleep any good? Modern life makes pillow-time a huge challenge. Your cell phone on the nightstand emits blue light and EMF, your high glucose dessert after dinner leaves your hormones out of whack, and that glass of red wine you use to initially fall asleep will eventually backfire and keep you from achieving deep, restful sleep.

With the best possible intentions, our sleep hygiene is often a mess. On this week’s, Yoga Talk Show, Dr. Raj Dasgupta will help you learn how to improve both the quality and quantity of your sleep. You’ll learn about common “sleep killers” in your lifestyle and environment, and the small action steps you can take to improve your sleep hygiene immediately. Dr. Raj Dasgupta is a Quadruple Board Certified Doctor. He's an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Southern California (USC) in the division of Pulmonary/Critical Care/Sleep Medicine. You may have seen him on television or published in numerous media. His mission is to educate patients, students and aspiring doctors to better patient care.

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• Why sleep apnea is a huge and growing problem that can impact your weight, your mood, your hormones, and so much more
• Why N3 and REM sleep are so important (and often lacking)
• Why stimulus control is key to a good night sleep
• Why you should stop "clock watching"
• How alcohol helps you fall asleep but promises poor quality sleep
• Why blue light from screen time suppresses melatonin
• Why cognitive behavioral therapy is the cornerstone of stress management
• Why all sleep aids decrease respiration and should be used only when necessary
• Are electromagnetic fields (EMF) really an issue?

Nutritional Tip of the Week:

• Best way to use Turmeric in the kitchen

Links & References from the Show:

• Doctor Raj Dasgupta

Got Questions?

• Write to us [email protected]

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• Yoga Teachers College

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You know you should sleep 7 to 8 hours per night, but do you really sleep that much? And when you do, is the quality of your sleep any good? Modern life makes pillow-time a huge challenge. Your cell phone on the nightstand emits blue light and EMF, your high glucose dessert after dinner leaves your hormones out of whack, and that glass of red wine you use to initially fall asleep will eventually backfire and keep you from achieving deep, restful sleep.

With the best possible intentions, our sleep hygiene is often a mess.
On this week’s, Yoga Talk Show, Dr. Raj Dasgupta will help you learn how to improve both the quality and quantity of your sleep. You’ll learn about common “sleep killers” in your lifestyle and environment, and the small action steps you can take to improve your sleep hygiene immediately.
Dr. Raj Dasgupta is a Quadruple Board Certified Doctor. He's an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Southern California (USC) in the division of Pulmonary/Critical Care/Sleep Medicine. You may have seen him on television or published in numerous media. His mission is to educate patients, students and aspiring doctors to better patient care.

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What You’ll Learn:

• Why sleep apnea is a huge and growing problem that can impact your weight, your mood, your hormones, and so much more
• Why N3 and REM sleep are so important (and often lacking)
• Why stimulus control is key to a good night sleep
• Why you should stop "clock watching"
• How alcohol helps you fall asleep but promises poor quality sleep
• Why blue light from screen time suppresses melatonin
• Why cognitive behavioral therapy is the cornerstone of stress management
• Why all sleep aids decrease respiration and should be used only when necessary
• Are electromagnetic fields (EMF) really an issue?

Nutritional Tip of the Week:

• Best way to use Turmeric in the kitchen

Links & References from the Show:

• Doctor Raj Dasgupta

Got Questions?

• Write to us [email protected]

Thanks to our sponsor:

• Yoga Teachers College

The YOGABODY Teachers College combines new technology and age-old apprenticeship to deliver a level of education previously The YOGABODY Teachers College combines new technology and age-old apprenticeship to deliver a level of education previously unavailable anywhere. We train students not just teach, but to become local business leaders in the mind-body wellness industry

Join the Early Notification List for First Application Preference:
www.YogaTeachersCollege.com

We all want to live a life of adventure, purpose, and meaning - but that’s easier said than done. With each passing year, our lives get more full, more stressful, and in many cases, more complicated. How do you carve out a unique path for yourself and really discover your life’s purpose?

On this week’s, Yoga Talk Show, we explore the road less traveled and dissect the conventional in search of fulfillment. You’ll meet, Chris Guillebeau, world traveler, writer, and non-conformist extraordinaire who will inspire you to live “a remarkable life in a conventional world” and to enjoy the trip as you search for a better, more fulfilling life.

Chris Guillebeau is an entrepreneur, author, blogger and speaker. You might know him from The Art of Nonconformity blog and book. He organizes the annual World Domination Summit in Portland each year and his other inspiring books include The $100 Startup, The Happiness of Pursuit, and his newest book, Born For This. --------------------------------------------------------------- What You’ll Learn:

• How Chris traveled to 193 countries
• How travel is for everyone (not just the wealthy)
• Why the path of non-conformity is perhaps the best path
• Me focus vs. service focus, which is better?

Nutritional Tip of the Week:

• Is Green Tea REALLY good for you?

Links & References from the Show:

• The Art of Nonconformity

Q&A from the show:

• Vit D & Melatonin: don't take before bed

Got Questions?

• Write to us [email protected]

Thanks to our sponsor:

• YOGABODY Facebook Group

Join our YB Facebook Group and connect with me and other YB customers. Have questions, need to more information or simply want to chat, this is the place to do it. Follow the link and share whatever your heart desires! YB Facebook Group

We all want to live a life of adventure, purpose, and meaning - but that’s easier said than done. With each passing year, our lives get more full, more stressful, and in many cases, more complicated. How do you carve out a unique path for yourself and really discover your life’s purpose?

On this week’s, Yoga Talk Show, we explore the road less traveled and dissect the conventional in search of fulfillment. You’ll meet, Chris Guillebeau, world traveler, writer, and non-conformist extraordinaire who will inspire you to live “a remarkable life in a conventional world” and to enjoy the trip as you search for a better, more fulfilling life.

Chris Guillebeau is an entrepreneur, author, blogger and speaker. You might know him from The Art of Nonconformity blog and book. He organizes the annual World Domination Summit in Portland each year and his other inspiring books include The $100 Startup, The Happiness of Pursuit, and his newest book, Born For This.
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What You’ll Learn:

• How Chris traveled to 193 countries
• How travel is for everyone (not just the wealthy)
• Why the path of non-conformity is perhaps the best path
• Me focus vs. service focus, which is better?

Nutritional Tip of the Week:

• Is Green Tea REALLY good for you?

Links & References from the Show:

• The Art of Nonconformity

Q&A from the show:

• Vit D & Melatonin: don't take before bed

Got Questions?

• Write to us [email protected]

Thanks to our sponsor:

• YOGABODY Facebook Group

Join our YB Facebook Group and connect with me and other YB customers. Have questions, need to more information or simply want to chat, this is the place to do it. Follow the link and share whatever your heart desires!
YB Facebook Group

If you want to start an argument among yoga students, just

What You’ll Learn:

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Got Questions?

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Join the Early Notification List for First Application

If you want to start an argument among yoga students, just

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Many of us go to great lengths and great expense to obtain organic and locally-grown foods, but the leftovers including stems, rinds, peels, and grounds are usually throw in the garbage. What a waste!

On this week's Yoga Talk Show, you'll meet, Nikhil Arora, the co-founder of Back to the Roots, an innovative company that uses up-cycled coffee grounds to grow mushrooms - and you can too using their at-home kits.

Mushrooms are one of the most nutrient-dense foods you can grow in just about any home or apartment, and they surely play a role in the future of food. ---------------------------------------------------------------

What You’ll Learn:

Nutritional Tip of the Week:

Links & References from the Show:

Got Questions?

Thanks to our sponsor:

The YOGABODY Teachers College combines new technology and age-old apprenticeship to deliver a level of education previously The YOGABODY Teachers College combines new technology and age-old apprenticeship to deliver a level of education previously unavailable anywhere. We train students not just teach, but to become local business leaders in the mind-body wellness industry

Join the Early Notification List for First Application Preference:www.YogaTeachersCollege.com

Many of us go to great lengths and great expense to obtain organic and locally-grown foods, but the leftovers including stems, rinds, peels, and grounds are usually throw in the garbage. What a waste!

On this week's Yoga Talk Show, you'll meet, Nikhil Arora, the co-founder of Back to the Roots, an innovative company that uses up-cycled coffee grounds to grow mushrooms - and you can too using their at-home kits.

Mushrooms are one of the most nutrient-dense foods you can grow in just about any home or apartment, and they surely play a role in the future of food.
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What You’ll Learn:

Nutritional Tip of the Week:

Links & References from the Show:

Got Questions?

Thanks to our sponsor:

The YOGABODY Teachers College combines new technology and age-old apprenticeship to deliver a level of education previously The YOGABODY Teachers College combines new technology and age-old apprenticeship to deliver a level of education previously unavailable anywhere. We train students not just teach, but to become local business leaders in the mind-body wellness industry

Join the Early Notification List for First Application Preference:
www.YogaTeachersCollege.com

Could "mood" be the #1 determining variable in performance and recovery from training? What impact does reduced breathing versus accelerated breathing have on your oxygen and carbon dioxide levels—and what about your nervous system?

On this week's Yoga Talk Show, you'll meet strength and conditioning coach, Brian MacKenzie, who will introduce you to breath training in a whole new way.

Brian MacKenzie is a strength and conditioning coach and the creator of CrossFit Endurance, which specializes in movement with an emphasis in running, cycling, and swimming mechanics. Brian has been featured in Competitor, Runner's World, Triathlete, Men's Journal, ESPN Rise, The Economist, Outside, and in the book, The 4-Hour Body. Brian has consulted with several athletic teams, including the 2012 Western Athletic Conference Champions San Jose State Women's Swim Team. His books include: Power, Speed, Endurance and Unbreakable Runner. You can learn more about his work at www.Unscared.com

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What You’ll Learn:

Nutritional Tip of the Week:

Links & References from the Show:

Got Questions?

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Awesome Toes! can be used at night, while watching TV, while practicing yoga, and even in wide-toed athletic shoes for running. Most toe separators on the market fall off or break during activities, but Awesome Toes! are designed for durability and comfort during yoga practice, dance rehearsals and while engaging in sports.

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Could "mood" be the #1 determining variable in performance and recovery from training? What impact does reduced breathing versus accelerated breathing have on your oxygen and carbon dioxide levels—and what about your nervous system?

On this week's Yoga Talk Show, you'll meet strength and conditioning coach, Brian MacKenzie, who will introduce you to breath training in a whole new way.

Brian MacKenzie is a strength and conditioning coach and the creator of CrossFit Endurance, which specializes in movement with an emphasis in running, cycling, and swimming mechanics. Brian has been featured in Competitor, Runner's World, Triathlete, Men's Journal, ESPN Rise, The Economist, Outside, and in the book, The 4-Hour Body. Brian has consulted with several athletic teams, including the 2012 Western Athletic Conference Champions San Jose State Women's Swim Team. His books include: Power, Speed, Endurance and Unbreakable Runner. You can learn more about his work at www.Unscared.com

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What You’ll Learn:

Nutritional Tip of the Week:

Links & References from the Show:

Got Questions?

Thanks to our sponsor:

Yoga Toe Spreaders & Separators for Nighttime, Yoga Practice & Running

Awesome Toes! naturally stretch your feet after a long day of work. Loved by anyone who wears high-heeled shoes, work boots, or spends all day on their feet. They also help stretch the shortened connective tissues of your feet so they regain their natural shape and range of motion.

Awesome Toes! can be used at night, while watching TV, while practicing yoga, and even in wide-toed athletic shoes for running. Most toe separators on the market fall off or break during activities, but Awesome Toes! are designed for durability and comfort during yoga practice, dance rehearsals and while engaging in sports.

Find out more.