Why It’s Time to Detox From Grind Culture
Learn how to heal from toxic productivity, perfectionism, overwork, and burnout.
Learn how to heal from toxic productivity, perfectionism, overwork, and burnout.
The next time you find yourself doom-scrolling, consider weaving some of these mindfulness practices into your daily routine.
Learn how to process this debilitating emotion and break free from the stress it can cause by observing and witnessing the sensations of your powerful feelings.
The liver. It’s not something that most of us routinely think about. But the liver is the largest internal organ in the body. Its best-known role is that of garbage collector—in a world filled with toxins, it’s the liver’s job to break down the contaminants that come our way and get them ready to be escorted from the body. Ideally, the liver could process all of the toxins we encounter, but due to the sheer volume of industrial chemicals and pollutants that we are exposed to today, the liver’s natural ability to detoxify can have trouble keeping up. The following herbs and nutrients can not only help optimize overall liver function but also specifically support the organ’s detoxification mechanisms.
One yogi takes us along on her transformative journey through the ultimate 21-day Ayurvedic cleanse, panchakarma.
This heat-building sequence with deep squats and advanced variations will turn up your internal temperature and help burn off anything leftover in your system.
Poses, actions, and foods to stoke your metabolism and shed winter’s excess.
Chef and Ayurvedic pracitioner Talya Lutzker shares her suggestions for using whole foods to cleanse your body and start fresh this spring.
This summer Erica Rodefer Winters has had a difficult time keeping her love of ice cream in moderation. Her yoga practice is helping her to clean up her act.