Category: Health, Fitness and Well-Being

Article: 40 Years Of U.S. Nutrition Data Is “Fatally Flawed” and “Physiologically Implausible” | Popular Science

40 Years Of U.S. Nutrition Data Is “Fatally Flawed” and “Physiologically Implausible” | Popular Science

http://www.popsci.com/article/science/40-years-us-nutrition-data-fatally-flawed-and-physiologically-implausible?dom=tw&src=SOC

A feel-good movie, which left me smiling for the rest of the evening

I watched a good movie a couple of days ago so I thought it was worth sharing. Ballet Shoes (2007) tells the extraordinary story of 3 orphaned girls, each with their own talent, who grow up in a poor but loving home in London in the ’30s and try to follow their dreams of becoming a ballerina, an actress and a pilot respectively. It is a very easy-going film suitable for small children too. It is inspiring and although there are no particularly deep or sophisticated characters, I highly recommend it.

A ten-minute video by Tony Sanchez showing 84 asanas at all four levels (Hatha yoga)

Watch an inspiring video by Tony Sanchez here. I like what he says about progress in yoga: essentially that once you are past the struggle of getting into the postures, you feel amazing freedom and energy in your practice. Well worth a watch.