People love doing yoga because it helps them connect with their inner peace and find some solace from the holiday rush.

Looks have been maxxed. Bodies have been buffed. Scents have been spritzed. Without delay, here are the dependable and (dare ...

Bitters taste great (assuming you like, well, bitter flavors), and they’ve been used for centuries to support digestion, soothe the digestive tract, and help with cramps, bloating, or gas. Bitters ...

Most of us breathe without even noticing or thinking about it, but with each inhalation and exhalation we have the ability to change the way we think and feel. Producers: Griesham Taan & Melissa ...

Certain groups of people are more likely to blow false positives, namely diabetics and those on low-calorie or ketogenic diets, as the presence of ketones in one's breath will interfere with the ...

Instead of spritzing the air with a chemical-laden aerosol spray, they can freshen their ... touch floral with pieces of chamomile, lavender, peppermint, valerian root and rooibos — all organic.

The Holiday Market on Peppermint Lane, presented by CATs Market UNA, located on Chaparral Street from Lomax to Schatzell Streets, turns Downtown Corpus Christi into the holiday shopping ...

Take a slow, deep breath in through your nose ... your arms forward as you rest your forehead on the mat. Not into peppermint? Try some ginger tea. Yoon says ginger is also effective for bloating.

This gift set from LANEIGE includes the popular lip sleeping mask in limited edition peppermint flavor and a moisture-rich lip balm made of shea and murumuru seed butters for extra soft ...