From Lineage to Legacy: The Story of the 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training and Our Place Within It 3 October 2025 How the 200-Hour Training Emerged The idea of a 200-hour yoga teacher training (YTT) is so widespread today that it almost feels timeless. Yet it only came into being in the late 1990s, when Yoga Alliance began to set standards for yoga education. The aim was to create a common foundation — to ensure new
How a 7-Day Detox Works: What to Expect 29 September 2025 At Ananda Yoga and Detox, our signature detox program is our 7.5-day detox, which we affectionately call “The Transformer.” We believe that 7.5 days provides the optimal, yet achievable, detox duration. People often ask why 7 days, and what’s the purpose of the additional 0.5 days at the end. As we all know, detoxing and
Beneath the Surface: Yin Yoga, Fascia, and the Language of the Body 12 September 2025 Most people think Yin Yoga is simply “long, slow stretching.” But beneath the stillness lies an intricate world of connective tissue, nervous system responses, and stored life experiences. In Yin, we’re not just working with muscles—we’re entering the realm of fascia, the body’s living web that holds, supports, and remembers. My own journey into this
Our Daily Detox Schedule at Ananda 10 September 2025 At Ananda Yoga and Detox Center, we’ve designed our detox program schedule over the years to provide you with the ultimate support and ensure your success on your journey to optimal health and wellbeing. Each of our detox programs includes daily Thai or oil massages, as well as yoga and meditation classes – essential components
Candida’s Complex Role in Gut Health and Beyond: New Insights and Holistic Approaches 5 September 2025 As awareness around Candida overgrowth continues to grow, our understanding of this common yet often misunderstood condition is also evolving. Recent research has shed new light on Candida’s multifaceted relationship with the gut microbiome and overall health, challenging traditional views. The Candida-Gut Microbiome Connection Traditionally, Candida has been viewed as a problematic yeast that must
