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The debate continues.....to practice yoga when you are feeling sick, or to just restYoga and exercise are considered an unwritten prescription to health and well being. Physical training requires a healthy body, we all know this, but from time to time, our bodies break down, we get. . . .ahem, sick. Recovery from sickness requires physical and mental recuperation skills. It is said that a gentle yoga or a vigorous walk might alleviate mild illness such as a runny nose, colds and coughs but overheating the already overheated body overworks the immune system and slows the recovery. On the other hand, Yoga not only stretches and strengthens your muscles, but it invigorates your immune system and internal organs, helping to keep sickness at bay and aids in speeding the healing process. Yoga also provides stress relief, which is vital for wellness generally. So really, how do you know? Who knows!!
Here's a recipe i use when im feelin sicky:
Miracle Tea:


People often say creative people are fun, likeable, more social, and outgoing - but many creative minds are unorganized and sometimes deficient in handling complex logic. The University of Newcastle upon Tyne and the Open University have found that professional artists and poets have about twice as many sexual partners as the rest of us. The study also reveals that the average number of sexual partners increases as creative output goes up. So according to these institutions, the more creative you are, the more sexual partners you would have.
The desire to be creative or feel creative, whether expressed in music, industrial design, art, fashion, photography or film, coexists with the primal urge to commit the sex act, as well as the other layers in between. What if your desire for sex is weak, does it mean you are less creative than others? Our creative motivations are often based on some of our most primal passions such as joy, fear, anger, love and lust. In an article titled “Creative Juice- A Dozen Key Lessons for Creative Dreamers”, Suzanne Falter-Barns quotes Deepak Chopra and says, “Creativity is ultimately sexual, I’m sorry, but it is!” Love and lust make us think differently in that they trigger global processing, which in turn promote creative thinking- guess that means love and lust are good for creativity.
http://www.ideacouture.com/how-we-think/sex-and-creativity-is-there-a-connection