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Publication: Pioneer Press
Author: Rhoda Fukushima
Date: March 12, 2007 
When Dianne Jandt was 7, she contracted polio. It left her right leg paralyzed. Many years later as an adult, she began to experience post-polio syndrome, which she likens to “superadvanced aging.” It made walking harder and left her more tired. Jandt, now 61 and from Apple Valley, also […]

Publication: Dallas Morning News
Author: Ian McCann
Date: 5 March, 2007  
The students in Dee Lancaster’s Tuesday morning yoga class at the Rowlett Community Centre are, for the most part, a typical mix – from people just learning to those who have practiced for years.
 
Karen Romero (right), with mother Rosa Gilyard (left), takes yoga at the Rowlett Community […]

Publication: Dallas Morning News
Author: Sophia Dembling
Date: 7 February, 2007  
Can’t get to the studio to do yoga? Here’s how you can do it at home
 
‘After you start doing your practice three days a week, your body starts changing,’ says yoga instructor Chinook Wusdhu, who practices at least a few minutes a day, even at home. Finding […]

Publication: The Dallas Morning News
Author: Sarah Price Brown
Date: 2 February, 2007 
DALLAS · When Jews went to synagogue at Congregation Shearith Israel in Dallas on a recent morning, most of them didn’t sit through the typical three-hour prayer service, conducted mostly in Hebrew.
Instead, they went for a bike ride, talked about Kabbalah or took a yoga […]

Publication: New Straits Times
Author: Rajen M
Date: January 29, 2007 
SUGAR is an important fuel. It converts to energy. However, sugar is also very toxic. It causes cells all over the body to shrink and crinkle due a process called osmosis.
In the long term, this leads to tissue damage and death as any doctor treating end-stage diabetes […]