This 'study' is little more than an ad for hot yoga. There's zero reason to think, given the article and study, that there's anything specific about hot yoga th

This 'study' is little more than an ad for hot yoga. There's zero reason to think, given the article and study, that there's anything specific about hot yoga that's doing the work here. So, yes, wait until you can actually do useful research, instead of running forward with bullshit. That doesn't always mean 2000 subjects and millions of dollars, but actually having a useful and novel result would be a nice change. They could have even compared the results against the (many) replicated studies on exercise and its effectiveness in reducing depression. Or the (few) studies on sauna usage.