Yoga
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16 Oct 2018
2018-10-16T09:28:17.000Z
This asana stretches the intestines and abdominal organs and is useful for all abdominal ailments. It also relieves inflamed and bleeding piles. This practice is very good for asthma and bronchitis as it encourages deep respiration. Let's look at how it's done: Sit in padmasana and relax the whole body. This is the starting position.
Carefully bend backward, supporting the body with the arms and elbows
Lift the chest slightly, take the head back and place the crown of the head to the floor
Hold the big toes and rest the elbows on the floor
Adjust the position of the head so that the maximum arch of the back is attained
Don't strain any body part, relax the whole body, allowing the head, hips, and legs to support the weight of the body
Close your eyes and breathe slowly and deeply
Return to the starting position, reversing the order of movements
Repeat the asana, with the legs crossed the other way
And that's how you do Matsyasana
Precautions: AVOID if you have NECK PAIN/ INJURIES
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