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Can Yoga Wreck Your Body? Dr. Sandy Doman has the answer!

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The yoga craze is gaining momentum everyday - it's such a sexy and growing fitness trend -  from celebs to athletes, research in major medical school programs and definitely as a home remedy for curing everything from stress to lower back pain.

One big issue that is starting to come to the surface is that with all of the well-intentioned yoga teachers out there (of varied levels of training) yoga can in fact be the CAUSE of pretty serious injuries.

A recent artcle in the New York Times 'How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body' is causing a wave through the lay and medical communities, and ABC News has also highlighted the growing problem. 

Listen as we talk with Dr. Sandy Doman, a Miami based chiropractor and yoga teacher, specializes in treating spine pain and also teaches yoga teachers how to work with people who have injuries, bridging the gap between yoga and medicine. 

She says there are benefits to practicing yoga but there are real risks of serious injuries and specific strategies on how to avoid them. 

Dr. Doman is the President of the Dade County Chiropractic Society and the author of yoga teacher training series, 'Dr.Doman's Guide to Working with Injuries©'.  She is the founder of Miami Sports Chiropractic & Yoga Center in Aventura, FL, is a member of the adjunct Faculty of Anatomy & Physiology for the Yoga Alliance (Largest yoga teacher certifying body in the world) and the adjunct Faculty National University of Health Sciences (a chiropractic school in Chicago).  She works with NFL and NBA athletes and everyday people to help them treat and relieve pain.  Visit her online at www.drdoman.com. 

 



 

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