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#947 - 14 Jul 2011 11:19 AM Yoga to alleviate pain
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Yoga and pranayama, the method used by the ancient Indian sages to attain enlightenment, is now popular as a fitness regimen. Many fitness buffs have resorted to yoga as it is an effective system which can help you beat the stress and improve your stamina. A proper warm up of the body can be attained through various asanas and pranayama (breathing exercises involved in yoga). They will also help in curing many a disease and alleviating body pains. The healing capabilities of yoga have been well understood and made use of by ancient Ayurvedic scholars and later yoga became an integral part of Ayurvedic treatment.

Yoga is employed in back pain ayurvedic treatment joint pain Ayurvedic treatment etc and various postures in yoga like Suryanamaskar, Fish pose, Corpse, Cat stretch etc help mitigate the back pain. But a patient should undertake yoga postures only after consulting a physician or trainer because the wrong postures may increase the pain in the body. Various asanas in yoga help distribute blood and oxygen to every part of the body and thus it ensures equal distribution of energy all through the body. Yoga also helps in improving concentration and it is very useful for all patients as it calms down their mind. The anxiety and depression in chronic patients can be wiped away through yoga.

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#1367 - 23 Apr 2012 02:26 PM Re: Yoga to alleviate pain [Re: Pope98]
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For chronic pain and other forms of acute arthritis, yoga, Pilates and other exercises that preach muscle stretches in tune with breathing patterns are excellent sources, indeed.
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