March Happenings
Keturah Daniel | MAR 2
Hi %FIRSTNAME%,
March is a transition month. More light. Slightly more energy. A good time to tighten systems instead of adding pressure.
March is National Nutrition Month, led by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
This year’s personal focus: nutrition for mental steadiness.
Research consistently shows:
Omega-3 fatty acids support mood regulation
Magnesium influences stress response and sleep quality
B-vitamins (B6, B12, folate) are linked to lower depressive symptoms
Blood sugar stability reduces irritability and energy crashes
Simple March Upgrade (choose one):
Add leafy greens 4x/week
Eat protein + fiber at breakfast daily
Drink 60–80 oz water consistently
Include magnesium-rich foods (pumpkin seeds, dark chocolate, spinach)
Small shifts create measurable changes over 30 days. 📊
🌍 March 8 – International Women’s Day
March 8 is International Women’s Day, recognized globally by the United Nations.
To celebrate the strength, resilience, and leadership of women in our community:
Date: March 8
Time: 1:00–2:00 PM
Spots Available: 4 total
These are private, focused sessions designed to:
Improve mobility
Build core strength
Reduce stress
Refine form
To reserve a spot, email me directly (yogaxtorie@gmail.com). First four confirmed responses secure the sessions.
Intentional. Structured. Focused on you.
As daylight increases in March, serotonin production often rises due to increased sunlight exposure.
More light → better mood regulation → improved focus. ☀️
Morning walks are not optional if mood stability is a priority.
Dermatologists recommend wearing sunscreen on your face every day — even when it’s cloudy.
I use and recommend a lightweight facial SPF that sits well under makeup and doesn’t leave a white cast.
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Why this stretch works:
Releases lower back tension
Aids digestion
Down-regulates the nervous system
Excellent before bed
How to practice:
Lie on your back.
Hug one knee into your chest.
Guide it across your body.
Place a pillow or bolster under the knee.
Extend arms wide.
Stay 1–3 minutes each side.
Slow breathing only. No forcing.
Weekly in-person yoga classes
Free online Monday 8 AM reset
1:1 virtual yoga coaching
Assisted stretching
Massage therapy sessions
If your body feels tight or your mind feels overstimulated, this is the month to recalibrate.
Email me to:
Book a session
Secure one of the March 8 complimentary spots
Inquire about coaching
With Gratitude,
Keturah
Keturah Daniel | MAR 2
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