Santhi Yoga
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Santhi Yoga is located in Trivandrum (Kerala, India) and offers many Yoga Teacher Training courses from 100 to 300 hours. Plus they offer Ayurveda Training Courses of 10 or 20 days, where you'll learn the principles of Ayurveda, how to identify body types following the Ayurvedic Methods as well as different modalities of Ayurvedic Massages; and an Ayurveda Nutrition & Cooking Course with a duration of 7 days. Internet sites
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