Yoga sequence to alleviate anxiety

RISHIKESH, India - Oct. 12, 2018 - PRLog -- Yoga sequence to alleviate anxiety

Stress and anxiety disorder is turning out to be the biggest health challenges in the 21^st century in front of health professionals, in such time where people require a safe and gentle way to deal with this issue yoga for anxiety canact as a true healer.  Let us look forward to some of the great yoga pose for anxiety.

Setu Bandhan Asana

Another name for bridge pose. All you need to do is lie flat on the back. Once you are flat then bend your knees in such a way that they are placed by your feet making hips apart. For your arms, place them in resting position with palms facing down. Gently, inhale, and try to lift yourself back off the floor. Your chin placement must be on your chest without moving.  Make sure that your weight is supported by shoulders, feet, and arms. Try to tighten your buttocks. Practicing this asana daily reduces depression, stress, and anxiety and calms the brain.

Tadasana

This asana is also known as fountain pose. It is a common standing yoga posture, start by standing straight with feet together and back in a straight position. raise the arms and inhale with standing on your toes hold for sometimes then come back while exhaling slowly. It allows the body and consciousness to integrate and align in one plane. This asana is also believed to treat insomnia and low blood pressure.

Kapal Bhati

It is also known as the Light Skull Breathing or Skull Brightener Breath.

Sit in a relaxed position where the backbone is straight and the belly is not crushed. Inhale deeply through the nostrils.

Contract your lower abdomen, imposing out the breath in a small rush, increases the body's oxygen supplies to different cells in the bodies, which stimulates and provide energy to the brain.

Bhramari pranayama

Bhramari in Sanskrit means the sound produced by the bees in the forest. The greatest benefit of this pranayama can be achieved only when someone creates a loud audible sound as the vibrations created inside the body creates a wave throughout the nervous system that creates a condition of balance and homeostasis in mind and body.

Yoga for stress is an easy and simple way to fight with after effects as well as many secondary symptoms of anxiety which can affect your daily normal well being. So, don't wait up much to start them off with these small tricks and tips.

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