Lit Review: IBS And YOGA

This is a pretty comprehensive overview of the published literature looking at IBS and yoga. Yes, this is a LONG post Hopefully its broken up into palatable sections so that you can see what’s out there. And when you get to a pic of a lovely flower, stop, take a few breaths, maybe even close your eyes, and then proceed. With any medical condition having a great team of providers is key, and more importantly if they can coordinate care, that’s even better. Ok, here we go!

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Kate Bailey
Ahimsa

I live in Seattle. A cloudy, sleepy, tech hub that is surrounded by water, forrest and snow capped mountains. We were the first epicenter of the Covid-19 pandemic. In part, because so many of our community can work from home, we are a medium densely packed community unlike NYC, and the so-called Seattle Freeze social trend, we started socially distancing, and self quarantining early. There are so many aspects to the fight against the virus, and many of us (myself included) are staying home, out of work.

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Pelvic Floor: layer 3

The fourth, in a five part series on fundamental pelvic floor anatomy.

In this post, the deep layer is covered.

Sequences of images showing layers of the pelvic floor are also included.

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Kate Bailey
Our Dynamic System

Interdependence is a word that was introduced to me when I started practicing yoga at OM yoga center in New York City. It was a thread that could be found in almost every class, regardless of teacher or class level.

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Kate Bailey