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How to add ‘green’ to your yoga

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July 12, 2023

Adding green to your yoga whilst being aware of how environmental toxins can lower energy

Yoga for many improves strength, balance and flexibility, with the pineal gland often called the mind’s the third eye – in yoga itself.

This particular gland is know to many as the portal to the place of where our soul comes to spiritual awareness, energy, creativity, insight/intuition and astral projection. However, the pineal gland can be severely affected by heavy metal and environmental toxicity issues, according to The ROOT Brands‘ Clayton Thomas.

CEO & Founder of The ROOT Brands, Clayton Thomas, joined us to share his thoughts and highlight how environmental toxins can lower energy and adversely affect and impact the body’s natural chakra state, which is the portal to a person’s higher consciousness.

The Green Edition is presented by The ROOT Brands. – Inspiring Greatness with natural solutions for people to reach their highest and healthiest potential.

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