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Yoga for Women offers a step‑by‑step approach to integrating Hatha yoga into the daily routines of women in all life stages. The manual presents a range of yoga postures and breathing techniques specifically tailored to address common health concerns associated with childbearing, menopause, and aging. Complementary nutrition advice and healing remedies are provided to enhance the benefits of regular practice, helping readers maintain vitality and promote overall well‑being.
First publish date: 2002
Genre: Health & Medicine/Women's Health
Authors: Shakta Kaur Khalsa
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