Yoga is gaining popularity in the US during these troubled period of recession as a way to bust stress.

"It's mostly about the stress reduction," she added.
Ever since it opened in 2005, Kaia Yoga has been doing brisk business.
Its enrolment has surged each year during the economic meltdown, even as students have cut down expenditure in other areas of their lives. Many of the new students are men trying to bust stress.
The popularity of yoga has soared in the past three years; nearly 14 million people now attend yoga classes compared with just 11 million in 2007, claims market research firm GfK-MRI.
Yoga Journal reported in 2008 that Americans spent 5.7 billion dollars on yoga classes and equipment (including clothing, DVDs and mats), almost double the amount they spent in 2004.
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Most of the growth is coming from small businesses, like Kaia, which have sprung up across the US. Many of the entrepreneurs who have opened yoga studios are yoga enthusiasts who have left behind other careers.
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She said: "It's a great business opportunity. You're not going to become a millionaire doing it, but you're going to live a lifestyle you believe in."
Source-ANI