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10 min readThere are several types of yoga that are beneficial for back pain relief, but two in particular are often recommended for their focus on gentle stretching and strengthening of the back muscles.One of the most popular styles of yoga for back pain is Hatha yoga, which involves a series of poses that help to improve flexibility, balance, and strength. The slow and controlled movements in Hatha yoga can help to alleviate tension in the back muscles and promote proper alignment of the spine.
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3 min readDuring menstruation, it is generally best to practice gentle and restorative forms of yoga such as Hatha, Yin, and restorative yoga. These types of yoga help to alleviate cramps, reduce bloating, and promote relaxation. It is recommended to avoid vigorous and strenuous forms of yoga such as hot yoga or power yoga as they may exacerbate menstrual symptoms. Listen to your body and choose a practice that feels nurturing and supportive during this time.
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6 min readCertain yoga poses can help stimulate digestion and promote bowel movements. Poses such as the following can be beneficial for improving digestion and helping you poop:Wind-Relieving Pose (Pawanmuktasana): This pose involves lying on your back and bringing one knee towards your chest while holding it with your hands. This can help release gas and improve digestion.
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4 min readYoga poses can be a helpful way to relieve lower back pain. Some of the poses that are beneficial for addressing lower back pain include Cat-Cow pose, Child's pose, Downward Facing Dog, Sphinx pose, and Pigeon pose. These poses can help to stretch and strengthen the muscles in the lower back, hips, and glutes, which can help to alleviate tension and improve flexibility.
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7 min readCertain yoga poses can help alleviate gas and bloating by promoting digestion and releasing trapped gas in the digestive system. Poses such as seated twists, forward folds, and gentle twists can help massage the abdominal organs and improve digestion. The spinal twist pose, in particular, can help release gas and relieve bloating by twisting the abdomen and stimulating digestion.
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3 min readCertain yoga poses can help improve digestion by stimulating the digestive organs and promoting healthy gut function. Poses that involve twisting, such as seated or supine spinal twists, can wring out the digestive organs and help eliminate toxins from the body. Forward bends, like seated forward folds, can also compress the abdomen and stimulate digestion. Inversions, such as headstands or shoulder stands, can help improve blood flow to the digestive organs and relieve bloating or indigestion.
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7 min readYoga can be a useful tool in helping to relieve constipation. Certain poses can help to stimulate the digestive system and promote bowel movements. Some poses that may be beneficial for easing constipation include seated forward fold (Paschimottanasana), spinal twist (Ardha Matsyendrasana), wind-relieving pose (Pavanamuktasana), and supine twist (Supta Matsyendrasana).
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4 min readMany yoga poses can help with bloating by improving digestion and reducing inflammation in the digestive tract. Poses that involve twisting, such as seated spinal twist or twisted chair pose, are particularly effective at massaging the internal organs and promoting digestion. Other poses that can help with bloating include forward bends, such as seated forward bend or standing forward bend, which can help relieve gas and bloating by compressing the abdomen.
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4 min readCertain yoga poses can help relieve gas by promoting digestion and reducing bloating. Poses such as seated twists, child's pose, wind-relieving pose, and supine twist can help massage the digestive organs, improve circulation, and release trapped gas in the digestive system. These poses can also help relax the muscles in the abdomen, easing discomfort and promoting better digestion. Practicing yoga regularly can help improve overall gut health and reduce the frequency of gas and bloating.
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4 min readYoga can be a beneficial practice for relieving menstrual cramps as it helps increase blood flow to the pelvic region and relax the muscles. Some of the poses that may help alleviate menstrual cramps include Child's Pose, Pigeon Pose, Cat-Cow Pose, and Reclining Bound Angle Pose. These poses are gentle stretches that can help soothe the uterus and lower back, reducing pain and discomfort associated with menstrual cramps.
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7 min readWhen practicing yoga with bad knees, it is important to avoid certain poses that may put excessive strain on the knee joints. Poses that involve deep knee bends, such as hero pose or lotus pose, should be avoided as they can exacerbate knee pain. Likewise, poses that involve balancing on one leg or putting weight on the knees, such as chair pose or camel pose, should be approached with caution.