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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
A study at the Penn School of Medicine proved that yoga benefited those who suffer from carpal tunnel
syndrome. Included in this article are some of the yoga postures used in the research.
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The Yoga Prescription: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Here are some more postures for those who suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome.
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HIV/AIDS
Yoga's restorative qualities can bring relief to those living with HIV and AIDS. The Yoga Group in Colorado
not only provides free yoga classes to those afflicted with HIV and AIDS, their site offers a wealth of
information on the subject.
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AIDS and Cancer
Here is a Yoga program, including asanas, breathing and meditation, to help relieve the stress of suffering
through cancer or AIDS.
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Multiple Sclerosis
This article, written by an advanced teacher of therapeutic yoga, explains how he uses yoga for the
management of MS.
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Chronic Pain
Yoga instructor Christopher Ken Baxter has a compassionate and thorough mind/body/soul approach to yoga that
helped relieve a student's chronic pain. He explains his approach here.
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Yoga and Breathing Exercises for Asthma
It only makes sense that yoga breathing might have benefits for those with asthma. Here is an article
concerning some research on the subject.
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Yoga Facials
Okay, so you're not really sick but your face is drawn and tense. Give yourself a yoga facial and relax all
those hard-working little muscles!
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Exercise and Yoga: Diabetes
In addition to proving the benefits of Yoga and other forms of exercise for diabetics, this page offers a
list of recommendations and restrictions to follow.
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Yoga & Ayurveda: Sister Sciences
Dinesh Mader, who has practiced both disciplines for over 20 years, contemplates the uses of Yoga and
Ayurveda in everyday life.
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The Relevance of Ayurveda to Yoga
Here is a more technical discourse on Yoga's relationship to Ayurveda, beginning with the Yoga Vasistha
and going on from there.
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