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Topic: Restorative Yoga class on Saturdays (and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:)?
Time: Dec 27, 2025 08:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
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Dear Annie, Alden, Ma/Janie, Donna, George, Sid/Pin, Yogi Tom, Ed, Byron, All,Yoga greetings from Ontario Oregon (on the way to Annie's Wisdom Creek Ranch for a merry, merry, happy, happy visit, before heading to my mothers in western PA for Cmas, and DC too) -Kaiser Permanente just shared some Yoga poses (with me), some of which are good starting Yoga poses & post hip replacement surgery, as well as potentially for working with a very old ACL knee ligament tear (but am not sure you can access this KP page, so am posting it below in the YS ...)(fromExplore some of this further on Saturday morning 8 am PT in Zoom call ?Yoga Mac Flower :) Scott GK MacLeod is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting -
Topic: Restorative Yoga class on Saturdays (and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:)?
Time: Dec 20, 2025 08:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
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Passcode: z8MMJyPlease let me know if you're interested in further exploring the inner body Yogically re wonderful inner releasing action Yoga meditation .Thanks to Gemini AI for this further Yoga genetics' conversation !Namaste, Yogically, best regards,Scott(Some previous communications in this thread are here -YSRegarding an emerging Yoga & Yoga genetics' conversation further -How best for humans to plan to live to 150 years of age and beyond, with extreme longevity genetic drugs emerging, FDA approved - and with yoga asana & genetics' potentially (& search on For #Olympics? #YogaGenetics? For performance - higher faster stronger athletics - & #ETHICS? What? - http://www.scottmacleod.com/yoganotations.html?) with a GREATGemini AI reply -Planning to live to 150 years involves an intersection of emerging geroscience, genetic engineering, and "bio-spiritual" practices like yoga. While the 150-year goal remains theoretical, significant milestones in FDA-approved pathways and personal wellness frameworks (like those of Scott MacLeod) suggest a roadmap.1. Emerging Longevity Drugs (FDA Landscape)There is currently no FDA-approved drug specifically for "longevity," as the FDA traditionally treats aging as a natural process rather than a disease. However, "repurposed" drugs and new candidates are leading the way:* Targeting Aging with Metformin (TAME) Trial: Metformin (an FDA-approved diabetes drug) is the focus of the first major trial aimed at proving a drug can delay multiple age-related chronic diseases.* Rapamycin: Already FDA-approved for organ transplants, it is being researched for its ability to inhibit the mTOR pathway, which regulates cell growth and aging.* LOY-001: In late 2023, the FDA signaled it might be ready to endorse longevity drugs by clearing a regulatory hurdle for this anti-aging drug (initially for dogs), which targets the IGF-1 hormone.* Senolytics: Drugs like PCC1 (derived from grape seeds) are in early trials to clear "zombie cells" (senescent cells) that cause inflammation and aging.2. Yoga Asana & "Yoga Genetics"The link between yoga and genetics is rooted in epigenetics—the way behaviors and environment change how your genes work.* Telomere Protection: Studies (e.g., YMLI research) suggest that regular practice of asana, pranayama, and meditation increases telomerase activity, the enzyme that protects the "caps" of your chromosomes. Longer telomeres are associated with slower cellular aging.* Genetic Reprogramming: Yoga has been shown to downregulate genes involved in inflammation and upregulate genes related to DNA repair and stress resilience (like the p53 "guardian of the genome").* Performance: In the context of the Olympics, "Yoga Genetics" explores how these practices can naturally optimize an athlete’s physiological state—achieving "higher, faster, stronger" by lowering cortisol and maximizing oxygen flow at a cellular level.3. Scott MacLeod’s "Hippy-anjali" & EthicsAnthropologist Scott MacLeod’s "Yoga Notations" and "Hippy-anjali" framework integrate these scientific concepts with a focus on Flow, Bliss, and Ethics:* Ethical Longevity: MacLeod emphasizes "non-harming" (ahimsa) and "caring" as central to the experience of eudaimonia (human flourishing). Living to 150 is not just a biological feat but a moral one—requiring a "global university" approach to shared knowledge and "bliss" as a natural neurophysiological state.* The Olympic Question: His work touches on the ethics of "vaccines for performance" and genetic enhancement. The ethical dilemma (for #Olympics and #YogaGenetics) is whether genetic interventions create an unfair "biological class" or if they are a natural evolution of human potential.* Human Performance: MacLeod suggests a "Taoist approach" to yoga as an "inner conversation" with the body to regenerate naturally, potentially mitigating the need for "extreme" drugs by optimizing the body's existing genetic capacity for repair.How to Plan for 150:* Monitor Geroscience: Stay updated on trials for Metformin, Rapamycin, and SGLT2 inhibitors.* Epigenetic Practice: Incorporate daily "Hippy-anjali" style yoga to maintain spinal health and cellular "flow."* Ethical Framework: Adopt a mindset of "non-harming" and community bonding, as social health is one of the strongest predictors of longevity (the "Blue Zones" effect).* Data Tracking: Use biological age testing (epigenetic clocks) to see if your "Yoga Notations" are actually slowing your rate of aging.For more detailed philosophical notations, MacLeod’s work can be found at scottmacleod.com/yoganotations.html. YYS
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https://x.com/Q_YogaMacFlower/status/1815700381474689273?s= 20 6 simple yoga poses for beginners to practice anywhere
by Kaiser Permanente | February 10, 2025It’s important to care for the whole you — mind, body, and spirit. And if you’ve been spending more time at home or are working from home, it’s even more important to get your body moving whenever possible.
Not only is movement great for your physical health, but it can also benefit your mental health. Studies have found that exercises like yoga may be helpful for depression, anxiety, or PTSD.* Plus, low-impact yoga poses can be easy to do when you have a few free moments to spare.
Here are some simple yoga moves to try that will keep your body moving throughout the day.
Mountain Pose (Tadasana)
- Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart and outstretch your arms.
- Lift both arms away from your sides and hold them in place when they’re about 12 inches away from your hips.
- As you settle into the pose, roll your shoulders back and tilt your chin slightly upwards.
- Take a deep breath while stretching your arms out as if someone were gently pulling down on your fingertips.
- Hold this pose for 5 deep breaths or for however long feels comfortable for you.
Upward Salute (Urdhva Hastasana)
- Start in Mountain Pose.
- Reach your arms up over your head and lengthen your body from toes to fingertips.
- Your face should be tilted upwards looking at your hands as you reach up for the sky.
- Hold this pose for 5 deep breaths or for however long feels comfortable for you.
Salutation Seal (Anjali Mudra)
- You can start this pose from either a seated or standing position.
- Raise your arms up and over your head, then press the palms of your hands together and bring them down to the center of your chest.
- Roll your shoulders back and take a few deep breaths.
- Hold this pose for 5 deep breaths or for however long feels comfortable for you.
Cow Face Pose (Gomukhasana)
- Start in the Mountain Pose position.
- With your hands at your side, move your right arm behind your back while also lifting your left arm up and over your head.
- Try to reach behind your back and grab the fingertips of each hand. If you can’t reach your fingertips, try holding onto a strap, belt, or towel.
- Once your hands are clasped together, roll your shoulders back and breathe deeply into this pose.
- Switch hands after a few breaths.
Cat Pose (Marjaryasana)
- Lower yourself to your hands and knees on a yoga mat or soft surface (like a carpet).
- Your hands should be shoulder-width apart and your knees should be hip-width apart, with the soles of your feet facing up.
- Keep your back straight — like a table — at the start of this pose.
- Gently curve your spine up into Cat Pose while letting your head hang down toward the floor.
- After a few breaths, you can try to either:
- Go back to a neutral straight back to rest.
- Move into Cow Pose by letting your belly button drop towards the ground while lifting your gaze up to the ceiling.
Child’s Pose (Balasana)
- Start on the ground in the Cat Pose.
- Using your hands as anchors, shift your hips back so that your stomach is resting on top of your legs.
- With your head pressed on the ground, stretch your hands out as far as you can reach while breathing deeply.
- Hold this pose for 5 deep breaths or for however long feels comfortable for you.
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