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There's a growing body of research suggesting that exposure to the chemicals used in polyester production might have implications for human fertility. This post will explore the potential connections between polyester and infertility, shedding light on both the chemical exposure it causes and the biological mechanisms that may be affected.
Yoga, an ancient practice renowned for its physical and mental benefits, has evolved over time to incorporate various elements and styles.
A recent intriguing addition is kitten yoga - the feline equivalent of puppy yoga. This unique combination of yoga poses and catty companionship offers a delightful and therapeutic experience.
The idea of stretching alongside furry friends sounds undeniably charming, and classes have been popping up all over the UK.
At DOJO we love dogs as much as (probably more) the next eco and health conscious sustainable activewear brand.
But before you jump on the mat with a cuddle puddle of puppies, it's important to consider responsible dog interaction and ensure a positive experience for both humans and their canine companions.
There's a myriad of skin-saving strategies that have been shown to help and improve skin issues. From natural beauty products and supplements, to exotic topical treatments and nutritionally therapeutic diets.
However, many people are also starting to consider how the clothing they wear affects skin-health. And trying to avoid synthetic materials due to the non-skin friendly substances they contain.
Polyester is a ubiquitous fabric. From wrinkle-free dress shirts to cozy fleece jackets, it's almost woven into the very essence of our wardrobes.
But in recent years, concerns have grown about the potential health impacts of this synthetic material. Mainly due its effects on skin health and levels of micro-plastics toxic chemicals.
Yoga, with its emphasis on movement, flexibility, and mindfulness, demands clothing that moves with you, not against you. And gives you a look and style you want, that is most flattering on your unique shape and physique.
But with a seemingly endless array of styles and designs available, choosing the perfect pair typically means hours of scouring product descriptions and photos.
Don’t panic, fellow downward-dog enthusiasts! Breathe and take a moment of Zen.
