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A YOGA BODY IS THE ONE YOU HAVE NOW, ONLY HEALTHIER. This book is your complete guide to how to get it. And the benefits dont stop at your appearance. At the end of 4 short weeks, youll feel better, youll think more clearly, and youll find its much easier to keep a positive mindset and roll with lifes inevitable punches. Its not as difficult as you might think! Heres how it works. The newest research has demonstrated beyond the shadow of a doubt that active relaxation triggers better blood flow to your organs, improving digestion and immune function. Yoga also puts you more in touch with your body, decreases stress and blood pressure, and regulates your nervous system, cultivating balance in the body. And it pulls muscle toward bone, creating a lithe and lean frame rather than gym-built bulk. The Yoga Body Diet shows you exactly how to eat well, shop wisely, and stretch yourself slim. The best part? NO YOGA EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. On this easy, 4-week plan, you will eat, move, and think according to your natural rhythms. Youll relax your systems rather than stressing them out, so that you wont experience the intense hunger pangs that often come when the body is in overdrive. In 4 short weeks, The Yoga Body Diet by Kristen Schultz Dollard and Dr. John Douillard shows you how to de-stress your life, balance your system, and get the yoga body youve always wanted . . . for life.

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For Avery, my little life force;

and Terry, for sending me to a yoga school all those years ago;

and Mom, for everything.

Kristen Dollard

Whether contemplating your first yoga class or a master of the mat; whether frustrated with your weight or just way too stressed, The Yoga Body Diet is dedicated to your journeyone aimed at perfect health and the joy of living.

John Douillard

C ONTENTS
A CKNOWLEDGMENTS First and foremost to all of those people who touched this - photo 1
A CKNOWLEDGMENTS

First and foremost, to all of those people who touched this project, who were willing to look at yoga and reinvent its image to be both mainstream and simple without sacrificing a pound of its power to improve your body, mind, and heart.

I am most grateful to the team whose expertise created a brain trust for this book. Thank you to my editor Shannon Welch for championing the project and for your tenacity around translating yoga for a mainstream audience. Paige Greenfield, your biblical consistency and writing chops invigorated the experience. Jennifer Iserloh, without your boundless commitment to and fluency with fresh, healthy delicious food, the menu would be mung bean stew 75 ways. And John Douillard, you are more healer than doctor and more human than any doctor Ive ever known. To all the women who test drove the diet, this book is for you.

I am infinitely grateful to Rodale and the Rodale family for being the kind of place where yoga is as much a part of the culture as newsstand sales. Steve Murphy, thank you for believing in me always and for getting behind the idea that that yoga is as powerful a product as a personal practice. Yes, you have yoga cred.

A special thanks to everyoneand there were manywho made YogaLife magazine and iyogalife.com the platform from which this book came. Not the least of whom is Bill Stump, who championed yoga at Rodale (and does yoga in his basement.) Bill thanks for supporting me and your editorial heroics. And to those who made my yoga life one of the best professional experiences Ill ever have not to mention a site with yoga cred: Nicole Kwan, John Capouya, Siobhan Hardy Royer, Jessica Levine, Dana Meltzer Zepeda, Sean Nolan, and Brunello Creative.

I wanted to thank those people who have supported me in my career because in leading by example youve been the kind of people I didnt think existed in corporate America. Your high standards, smarts, and commitment to showing up have kept me in the game. Cosmic Robin Ormsby, Ann Pleshette Murphy, Bill Stump, David Willey, Steve Madden, and Michelle Meyercord thank you.

To my yoga teachers Baron Baptiste, Seane Corn, Jean Koerner, and Mary Wirick I offer a humble thank you. I am in your debt. You have inspired me to be and do more on and off the mat. Anything I say here would be inadequate so simply, Namaste.

To Nancy Lonsdorf who was my first Ayurvedic doctor when some physicians questioned my fertility. Your wise water is powerful stuff. I believe Avery is here, in part, because of your recipe for health.

For my friends and family, you know who you are. Mom, Dad, Bill, John, and PeteI love you guys. Thanks for loving me back and supporting me. This book helped me realize that I have the kind of family some people only dream of having. Mom, thanks for artfully setting the Schultz family health standards so high without making us feel no-sugar cereal was anything but normal. Your teachings have served our families and us so well.

I would be incomplete if I did not thank the friends who supported me as I struggled to balance writing a book, motherhood, wifedom, and a full time jobnot to mention some yoga teaching on the side. Jenny Dee (and Uncle Paul), Laura, Fama, My Chicas, and the Koffs and the Thomisons (our commune). And Erica, because I know youre always out there and I love you. And a special thanks to Nila and Kirit Shah and Ba. Thanks for bringing India to me. It was at your house the tastes, smells and symbols of India connected me to yogas birthplace. What a gift.

And to all of my yoga students: especially Lina, Johanna, Steve, and Jane, your energy is sustaining. Thanks for letting me and yoga into your life.

Terry and Avery, thanks for the sacrifices you made to help me do this. How did I get lucky enough to live with two people for whom unconditional love comes so easy?

Kristen Dollard

I would like to thank Kristin Schultz Dollard for inviting me to be a part of this project and whose vision, dedication, and sacrifice became The Yoga Body Diet. To my good friend Felicia Tomasko from LA Yoga who referred me to Kristen and the Rodale team. I would like to thank our editor Shannon Welch for being so competent and such a joy to work with. To Paige Greenfield for extracting knowledge out of me that I didnt know I had, and to Jennifer Iserloh whose expertise and recipes have taken this book to a whole other level.

I would like to thank my patients who continually teach me how to speak and listen to the silent language of the human healing system.

And, most important, to my greatest accomplishment: the bond of unconditional love I enjoy with my incredible wife and teacher Ginger and our six children, Janaki, Devaki, Austin, Mason, Jensen, and Gigi.

John Douillard

Y OUR G UIDE TO B UILDING A Y OGA B ODY

(Its Not as Hard as You Think.)

The first fruits of the practice of yoga are health,
little waste matter, and a clear complexion;
lightness of the body, a pleasant scent, and a sweet voice;

and an absence of greedy desires.
The Upanishads

A yoga body is the one you have now, only healthier. This book is your complete guide to how to get it. Its not as hard as you might think.

The best part? The benefits dont stop at your appearance. At the end of 4 short weeks, youll feel better, youll think more clearly, and youll find its much easier to keep a positive mindset and roll with lifes inevitable punches. The Yoga Body Diet is more than a diet; its a change in how you relate to yourself and your body. Losing weight is just a fringe benefita pretty good one.

These might sound like big promises, but theyre grounded in science and rooted in an ancient practice that weve adapted for todays demanding lifestyles.

A B RIEF H ISTORY OF Y OGA

Although the first book on yoga, The Yoga Sutras, was published 2,000 years ago, it is estimated that people have been practicing yoga for 5,000 years. Yoga comes from the Sanskrit word yuj, meaning yoke or union, describing the connectionthe unionbetween body, mind, and spirit. A typical yoga class includes physical postures (called asanas), breath control exercises (called pranayamas), and sometimes meditation and philosophy.

The pretzel-tying, incense-burning, and spiritually proselytizing aspects of yoga get a lot of press, but the truth is that in America today, 25 million people say they will try yoga in the next year. And the reason is this: It is a perfect way to de-stress. Last year, millions of Americanssome 13 million, in facttook a yoga class and discovered that it isnt too hard, and it isnt scary. What else they did they report? Its a good workout, it feels fantastic, and its better than a massage or martini when it comes to affordable and long-term stress relief.

Thirty-five years ago, Dr. Herbert Benson, Director Emeritus of the Benson-Henry Institute and Mind/Body Medical Institute at Harvard Medical School, educated America on what he called the relaxation response. He administered a battery of tests, measuring blood pressure, brain waves, heart rate, and rate of breathing among practitioners of Transcendental Meditation (the Beatles are the most famous TM practitioners) as they sat quietly for 20 minutes and again while they meditated for 20 minutes. Through the simple act of changing their thought patterns while meditating, the subjects experienced decreases in blood pressure, breathing rate, and heart rate, and had slower brain waveschanges that characterize a relaxation response.

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