CD's

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CD’s
All CD’s are $21.95, two for $39.95. Additional tax and shipping and handling fees may apply.

	This 60+ minute CD is designed to accompany Dr. Cheikin's books and Yoga Student Manual. It is designed for the beginning yoga student who might have some physical limitations. It contains over 30 tracks including several types of sun salutations. Tracks can be skipped or repeated depending on need. Dr. Cheikin prefers CD's to DVD's because they are more portable and encourage the student to do poses within the limits of their body (i.e. you are not watching someone else do the poses).
	This CD is based on Dr. Cheikin’s extensive research on breathwork and stress reduction. This CD can be used for sleep induction or during the day for de-stressing. It is very helpful for hormonal imbalances including adrenal fatigue. Its several tracks are designed to “reset” and re-balance the nervous system. In the 1980’s when Dr. Cheikin worked in a hectic ER, he had only 5 hours to sleep between 11am and 4am. He developed this CD to quickly de-stress and induce a state of relaxation. Before the breathing exercises, there are several proprietary tracks involving the face and eyes that Dr. Cheikin discovered enabled the nervous system to change to a relaxation mode.
	This 60+ minute CD is designed to accompany Dr. Cheikin's books and Yoga Student Manual. It is designed for the yoga student who needs a gentle sequence. Most of the sections can be done while sitting or lying. It contains over 30 tracks including a gentle chair-based sun salutation. Tracks can be skipped or repeated depending on need. Dr. Cheikin prefers CD's to DVD's because they are more portable and encourage the student to do poses within the limits of their body (i.e. you are not watching someone else do the poses). This CD is also helpful for chronic conditions including: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, Chronic Pain, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Neck Pain, Shoulder Pain, Low Back Pain, Sleep Disorder, Anxiety, Depression, Hormonal Imbalance, Headaches, Multiple Sclerosis, Autism, Attention Deficit Disorder, Seizure Disorder and other Obscure and Chronic Conditions.
	This 60+ minute CD is designed to accompany Dr. Cheikin's books and Yoga Student Manual. It is designed for the advanced beginning yoga student who desires a more vigorous, though balanced yoga series. It contains over 30 tracks including several types of sun salutations and several standing poses. Tracks can be skipped or repeated depending on need. Dr. Cheikin prefers CD's to DVD's because they are more portable and encourage the student to do poses within the limits of their body (i.e. you are not watching someone else do the poses).

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