I’m not quite sure who this Jeremy we speak of is…. But yes
Answer:
While there is no foolproof answer, most theories revolve around the idea that ancient yogis mimicked what they saw around them. In those simpler times, it’s understandable that they would have had many encounters with various live animals. Maybe they were hunting them, avoiding them, or simply observing them. Regardless, it’s not just animals that they learned from. A number of other poses exist that resemble items around them. Think: tree, wheel, and mountain.
It appears that the ancient yogis found imitating animals to be an enlightening experience for both the body and mind.
The answer is all of the above
<span>Avoid tobacco products and people who smoke, and attend group counseling sessions.</span>
The family history of lung cancer is uncontrollable, it is a risk yet the individual can't control that, however he/she can control the eating habits, smoking, and amount of exercise.
