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Yoga & diet question...


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I've started doing power yoga about a month ago and I love it, I think it's a great exercise. But I didn't actually give up my eating habits (I can't give up meat and once a month I let myself go and eat something extremely delicious and bad for me). So, after the last time I had pizza I did my yoga routine(not right after eating the pizza but in the same evening), the thing is that right after that I felt incredibly sick and I threw up (it was like the yoga was rejecting it). Does anyone else get that or does anyone know why that happened?

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Bad pizza?  Usually hard exercise and greasy food do not get along well.

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How soon after eating the pizza was it?  Yoga really requires an empty stomach, I'd probably wait at least 2-3 hours after eating pizza to practice.  If I'm really hungry before yoga, I'll have a piece of fruit, but not much else.  Or I'll go easy on the twists & inversions if I've eaten more recently.

Yoga is a unique exercise that stimulates (depending on the poses) a lot of internal organs. Many of the poses in yoga massage the toxins out of your system (which is why after a good yoga session you are sore for a couple of days) through the deep stretches and breathing. When you eat food that isnt "all that good for you," your body could reject it after yoga--because it sees it as a toxin.

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