I used to think “wellness” just meant not eating a whole pizza by myself. In 2026, it apparently involves “vagal toning” and “HRV-based recovery protocols.” The local yoga scene is evolving into something that looks like a deleted scene from a sci-fi movie. We’re talking hybrid classes where you do a downward dog under red-light therapy lamps while an AI analyzes your posture. It sounds intense, but honestly, if a computer can tell me why my lower back hurts after a three-mile walk on the beach, I’m all in.
Biohacking the Beach: Why Your Next Yoga Class Includes Red Lights
March 7, 2026 | Deb Davis
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