Yoga Keeps Seniors Forever Young

ENN
Jun 2, 2020, 12:13 pm582 ptsHot
Observing 90-year-old yoga practitioners has convinced Flinders University researcher Associate Professor Kathy Arthurson that maintaining yoga exercise is an important means for seniors to maintain youthful agility.

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