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PASCHIMOTTANASANA – THE POSTERIOR STRETCH
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Self-effort takes me to a point. It is self-offering that makes me strong.
The word ‘paschim’ meaning west is used in the context of the posterior of the body and uttana for stretching. The need for spinal fitness is obvious. Exercising it in all possible ways is essential. Paschimottanasana builds up a strong and healthy spine, which in turn upholds the body. However, it is the intense abdominal compression that strengthens the core.
The process of practice of this asana and its final for...
9 Yoga Poses to Boost Fertility in Females
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9 Yoga Poses to Boost Fertility in FemalesKnowing being unable to become a mother is heartbreaking. Nothing could be more devastating for a woman willing to have children. But unfortunately, the number of such females have been increasing drastically in the last few years. Seeking the cure, people reach out to medical experts who put them on a long-term prescriptions course. But medications have not proven to be very effective in treating infertility. The process is long, exhausting and financia...
Top 7 Yoga Poses For Headache
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Many of us have a habit of popping a pill even for the slightest of health issues and when it comes to a headache gulping a tablet is the preferred way for a majority of us. Headaches can approach anytime and be quite tiring. A pounding head can set us back from doing the simplest of chores. Headaches are draining and can be caused due to various reasons- stress, poor diet, dehydration, hangover, or any other underlying ailment.Headaches can bring along a lot of strain and pressure on the back,...
PRACTICING YOGA WITH COMMON INJURIES
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We often bring injuries with us into our yoga practice – both from pushing ourselves too hard in yoga and from overworking our bodies in other exercise or daily activities. Yoga can provide a therapeutic tool for healing and recovery from an injury – but it can also be an impediment to healing or even worsen the injury. By adhering to some simple guidelines we can safely practice yoga with an injury and utilize yoga to support the healing process by activating the body’s lymphatic system and by...