Yoga is an experiential science that works on the body and mind at the same time.
Yoga provides physical fitness, emotional stability, psychological balance and clarity with continuous disciplined practice. Yoga has been known to help relieve pain, reduce stress, enhance breathing capacity, manage weight and improve blood circulation.
Yoga philosophy has emphasized the importance of the digestive system and has linked it to have a great impact on your health and the body mind connection. Also, yoga helps for improving digestion which reduces several problems like constipation and some gastric problems.
Indigestion is primarily caused due to faulty
eating habits and leading an
unhealthy lifestyle. Consistent spurts of indigestion can cause delirious health effects and serious medical conditions. Some yoga practices concentrate on the digestive system and help reduce bloating, flatulence, stimulate digestion, improves peristalsis and balances enzyme secretion.
Try these yoga poses for digestion improvement in your body along with some yogic techniques to help cure indigestion naturally and
maintain gut health.
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#1 Sukhasana- The Happy Pose
Sukhasana is practiced in a seating cross legged position with your spine erect, chin parallel to the ground, palms placed on your thighs and eyes closed.
Sitting in this position requires you to watch your breath and clam your mind. This pose helps to destress and enhances the movement of the intestines carrying food.
#2 Ushtrasana- The Camel Pose
Ushtrasana requires you to sit on your knees with your legs shoulder length apart and knees and toes resting on te floor.
Slowly exhaling, bend backwards touching your fingers to your heals and hold the position till 5 counts or according to comfort level. This pose helps to activate the endocrine glands, stretch the intestinal organs, improve circulation and relieve constipation and this is one of the best yoga poses for digestion improvement in the body.
#3 Pavanmuktasana- The Anti-flatulence Pose
Pavanmuktasana is practiced by lying on the ground on your back. Slowly lifting one leg 6 inches above the ground level, bend your leg and wrap your arms around, pulling it closer to your chest.
Hold the position for 5 counts or till comfort level. This pose helps release excessive gas from the intestine and
maintains digestive health.
#4 Paschimotanasana- The Seated Forward Bend
Sit with your legs stretched in front of you with toes pointing upwards and back straight. Raise your arms and bend forward maintaining the elongated spine.
Bend till your capacity and rest your palms on the floor and breathe deeply. This pose has an array of digestive benefits. It stimulates all the organs in the abdominal viscera like the stomach, pancreas, kidneys and liver. It relieves constipation ad improves circulation.
#5 Bhujangasana- The Cobra Pose
Lie down flat on the floor with your forehead touching the ground, palms placed close to the shoulders with the elbows facing upwards.
With an inhalation, lift your body from the ground, first forehead, then the chest and then your back keeping the pelvis on the floor and arms locked.
Hold till 5 counts or till the comfort level and exhaling coming back to the initial position. This pose enhances acid secretion that aid in digestion and helps you to
get rid off acidity. It helps to open up your chest and increases circulation.[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Hi sharan,
Thanks for appreciation.Yes both male/female can practise the above mentioned asanas
Very useful post.
Have some clarification,
Can both male/female practice these above mentioned Asanas.
Thanking you.
Sharan