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Posts From Jenn Bodnar
CBD 101:Things to Know Before You Try The Latest Natural Healing Trend
From inflammation to anxiety, cancer to epileptic seizures, (CBD) is becoming as common as ibuprofen as a treatment for a variety of issues, big and small. People of all
What The Heck Is A Chakra?
Ever wondered what a chakra is and how it relates to yoga? Click to learn all about the chakras!
My 3 Top Ayurveda Tips For Surviving Winter
“In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer.” ~ Albert Camus Some people love winter. I’m not one of them. From the
3 Reasons to Go Organic in the Bedroom
I love sleep. Sleep quite possibly might be my life’s work. In fact, my next domain purchase may just be sleepdigest.com. My greatest accomplishments are not only having children,
Tiffany Cruikshank: Yoga Digest Now Podcast
In this episode: Tiffany Cruikshank, founder of Yoga Medicine, shares how she blends east and west with her yoga teachings.
Captivated by Captiva Island!
Whether you are an adventure and nature enthusiast, or looking for a romantic getaway, or seeking a perfect vacation spot with family and friends for the holidays or special occasion,
6 Benefits of Downward Facing Dog
Doward facing dog is the signature pose of yoga for good reason. The benefits are unbeatable! Click here to learn how to do it properly.
Jessamyn Stanley: Yoga Digest Now Podcast
Jessamyn Stanley is a yoga teacher, body positive advocate, and writer based in Durham, North Carolina. In this episode of the Yoga Digest Now Podcast Jessamyn talks about the role
4 Healthy Tips For the Conscious Business Traveler
Traveling can be exciting but also very mundane if it’s part of your job. Be selective in your accommodations, hold your ground when it comes upholding your healthy habits and make the most out of every trip whether it’s business or pleasure.
5 Tips and 4 Reminders to Help Reduce Stress in Challenging Times
We cannot control what happens around us, we can only control how we respond. In an era of information overload, it’s very important to moderate who and what has
