Prana Journal
Thursday, March 29, 2007
  Too cute for its own good

New York TimesGot Crow's-Feet? Call the Downward Dog -- maybe this approach is just a wrinkle too far, not say that it's not less harmful than cosmetic surgery:

"In an era when aging is treated as a disease and yoga is often touted as a cure-all, it is hardly surprising to see people combining the two. Classes are sprouting up all over the United States and so are books, marketed to the portion of the population that wants the benefits of the knife and the needle without the costs or the risks."
 
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