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Longevity, Resilience & Mindfulness: A Conversation with Dr. Ingrid Yang

This podcast episode was released by One Thirty Biohacks and can be found here. In our newest episode of @onethirtybiohacks, we are thrilled to welcome Dr. Ingrid Yang, a renowned longevity doctor, mindfulness expert, and the author of Adaptive Yoga & Zen...

‘I Tried This Self-Massage Technique for Anxiety Relief and It’s Now a Staple in My Self-Care Routine’

This was originally published on Well+Good. View original article here. Anxiety is an unwelcome companion many of us face in our daily lives, and finding accessible ways to manage it is essential for our well-being. While numerous strategies exist to combat stress,...

Awakening the Koshas

In yoga, the concept of koshas, which means "sheaths" or "layers," offers an elegant framework for understanding the fullness of the human experience. These five koshas represent the different aspects of our being—from the outer, physical form to the deepest state of...

6 Vacations That Could Help You Live Longer and Healthier

All-inclusive retreats around the world aim to cultivate wellness and longevity though high-tech tests, “biohacking” treatments, meditation, breath work and more. Read the rest of the article on New York Times.

I’m a Longevity Doctor, and Visiting This Island Changed My Perspective on Longevity

I’ve dedicated much of my career to studying the factors that help people live longer, healthier lives—I'm a medical doctor specializing in longevity science, an advisor for RoseBar Longevity Clinic in Spain, and a registered yoga teacher focused on how movement can...

Channel Your Inner Ariel With Mermaid Pose—Here’s How to Add It to Your Yoga Practice

Mermaid pose (Eka Pada Rajakapotasana in Sanskrit) is a graceful and challenging yoga posture that beautifully combines flexibility, strength, and balance. It’s a deep hip opener that also targets your spine, chest, and shoulders, making it an all-encompassing pose for building strength and flexibility.

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Unattachment. ¿Como puedes ser libre?
Unattachment. ¿Como puedes ser libre?

The Spanish word for “unattached”, is also the direct translation for “free.” Libre. Free. In yoga, we often use the term “unattachment” to refer to things that we should not attempt to hold on to or control. In the yogic system, we seek to rid ourselves of the ties...

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Medicine is a calling
Medicine is a calling

I was caring for a patient yesterday in clinic. He is well know to me; 78yo male with multiple medical problems including Parkinson’s, heart disease, history of cancer, a recently broken hip, and more. We chatted about his quality of life and his ability to perform...

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Patience. The virtue of “not yet.”
Patience. The virtue of “not yet.”

Patience. The last 10 years have been a long, at times, painful lesson in patience. Literally 10 years ago, I applied to medical school (for the 3rd and last time), and 7 months later, I was accepted. And now, as I come near the end of my formal medical training, so...

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Help someone breathe for ALS Month
Help someone breathe for ALS Month

May is national ALS month. We’ve usually heard of this because of the well-publicized “ice bucket challenge”, where one can donate to the ALS foundation to watch a friend or celebrity be doused with a bucket of ice. That was fun, and for a great cause, but let’s also...

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