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Yoga Helps Cancer Survivors Breathe Easier

First Posted: 11/23/09 05:12 AM ET Updated: 11/17/11 09:02 AM ET

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The brainchild of Dr. Nicole Culos-Reed, a cancer and exercise researcher at the University of Calgary, and Susi Hately, a yoga instructor, Yoga Thrive provides gentle, therapeutic yoga to people at all stages of cancer treatment.

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The brainchild of Dr. Nicole Culos-Reed, a cancer and exercise researcher at the University of Calgary, and Susi Hately, a yoga instructor, Yoga Thrive provides gentle, therapeutic yoga to people at a...
The brainchild of Dr. Nicole Culos-Reed, a cancer and exercise researcher at the University of Calgary, and Susi Hately, a yoga instructor, Yoga Thrive provides gentle, therapeutic yoga to people at a...
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dorothyinchina
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11:30 AM on 09/24/2009
Tai chi is also a great exercise for people suffering from a whole host of illnesses. There is scientific research into its ability to improve immune system, fight inflammation, improve balance and mental processes, improve organ function, lower blood pressure, slow calcium loss, etc. So if you don't want to do yoga, consider tai chi!
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