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Posts From Yoga Digest
5 Tips for Healthy Skin in Winter
Winter can be harsh. The weather gets colder, time spent outside starts to disappear, and staying healthy begins to feel much more difficult. Some even experience seasonal depression. If you
8 Reasons Why Collegians Should Start Doing Yoga
In college, various activities compete for a student’s time. Between maintaining good grades and balancing their education with a healthy social life, a collegian’s time is usually stretched thin. However,
Change Maker Spotlight: Tom Cronin
Tom Cronin is the creator of and founder of The a global movement to inspire 1 billion people to sit in stillness, daily. He is passionate about reducing stress
4 Ways To Save Money Eating Organic
Buying organic is on the rise, but so are the prices. For alot of us, budgets do not permit us buying 100% organic.
Planning Meal Times Can Improve Yoga Workouts
As with many other types of exercise, it’s not ideal to practise yoga on a full stomach. Not only might you feel bloated and uncomfortable, but you might also be
Top 10 New and Noteworthy Picks for Spring
We believe in shopping smart. Check out some great new products you purchase without the guilt!
Change Maker Spotlight: Cristin Smith
Cristin Smith is the CEO/Founder and Spiritual Director at Saffron & Sage, spearheading operations at Little Italy’s first-of-its-kind membership-based holistic health club. In addition to day-to-day operations, Smith serves as
Delicious Weight Loss Salads That Work
So you started this year with the desire to lose weight. You’re eating healthily, munching on your salad, but you’re looking for more than just lettuce and dressing. You’ve come
Apple Cider Vinegar meets Hydration!
Apple cider vinegar is one of the most versatile products you can have in your home. From whitening your teeth to making your hair shine and eliminating odors to killing
Yoga & Gender-Affirming Care for Trans Youth
Ley (she/they) currently serves as the Director of LGBTQIA+ Programming at Charlie Health. Formerly, Ley served an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Texas Christian University, and an affiliate of TCU’s
