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An asthma action plan is often a written program that lets you know how to reply to bronchial asthma signs. The aim would be to avoid flare-ups with good every day control and recognizing signs and symptoms of the flare-up earlier. Additionally it is essential to accept proper medication on the proper time. You do ... Full story

Ayurveda, a science of life, states that Rheumatic fever occurs due to accumulated ama in combination with the aggravation of vata dosha and can be cured by its ayurvedic herbal formulations accompanied by modified diet, life style and a regular yogic practice which is tailored according to individual body constitution. Yogic management of Rheumatic fever includes ... Full story

Since you're here, I imagine you understand the magic of yoga. I do as well, and I've actually experienced the therapeutic yoga that has reached individuals in various diverse populations. If you are experiencing some sort of physical ailment, traumatic injury, or just emotional imbalances you can take advantage of the healing properties associated with ... Full story

It is only a very small and very lucky few who have never suffered the stress and strain of acne in some form or another. Be it an unfortunately constant barrage of stubborn pimples or just the odd zit every now and again, most of us are familiar with those dreaded little spots. Although there is ... Full story

The yoga system is deemed as a healing practice. Coupled with breathing yoga exercises, meditation, and physical postures, yoga has been practiced and observed for more than 5,000 years. It is particularly valuable form of exercise for people with certain health conditions, including heart disease and hypertension, back and muscle problems, and asthma. It has ... Full story

Yoga techniques for neck pain can be a "life saver." Pain is a very serious negative distraction and distractions get in the way of living life to the fullest. Life is far too short to have negative things like back or neck pain, taking attention away from your free time. Yoga may be used to ... Full story

The modern day lifestyle can be very fast and furious leaving many people feeling depressed tired and basically unable to cope. While these symptoms are not good they are simply our body's way of telling us to slow down and to take a few deep breaths. Most of us think that breathing is an involuntary act ... Full story

Oncologists and those who care for cancer patients are usually open to any and all suggestions for ways that a cancer patient can be treated or cared for better. These doctors and caregivers see the minute-by-minute suffering and pain (both physical and mental) that cancer causes. It's been proven that meditation therapy is an effective complimentary ... Full story

For people recovering from traumatic brain injury (TBI), concussion or head trauma, yoga offers gentle exercise with therapeutic benefits. Many survivors find themselves unable to pursue former ways of staying in shape. Balance difficulties, loss of motor control, vertigo, and neck injuries limit physical activity, further restricting an already curtailed lifestyle. Fortunately, a yoga practice ... Full story

Piles or Hemorrhoids are basically swollen tissue in the rectum or on the anus. The cause of the swollen tissue is blood vessels engorged with blood under the tissue. We do not fully understand why this occurs but it is far more common than most people think. A number of factors are thought to ... Full story

One of the mysterious facts of insomnia is: your mind feeds insomnia. Without meaning to, you can actually convince yourself to have insomnia Through meditation your mind can create a serene place for you to relax and get some rest. Your mind can also cause insomnia and keep you from enjoying a good night’s sleep. ... Full story

The diabetes patient needs fear nothing provided he / she knows the right Yoga practices to do. Likewise, over the past few decades or so, we have seen an increasing number of studies covering a wide range of diseases being conducted all over the world. Asthma, indigestion (the mother of all ailments), polio, muscular atrophy, multiple ... Full story

Here is a list of yoga poses for asthma. Regular practice of these workouts for asthma helps you combat asthma attacks better. There have been debates on how yoga and asthma relate to each other. But studies show that certainly there are definite health benefits of yoga. Sukhasana, is the easiest of the yoga poses ... Full story

Diabetes is a disease in which the body does not produce or properly use insulin. Insulin is a hormone that is needed to convert sugar, starches and other food into energy needed for daily life. Though the exact cause of diabetes is not known properly, it is believed that both genetics and environmental factors like ... Full story

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology in Roorkee, in Uttrakhand, India, have confirmed that yoga keeps heart healthy. In the study, which will be published in a forthcoming issue of the International Journal of Medical Engineering and Informatics, heart rate variability - a sign of a healthy heart - has been shown to be higher in yoga practitioners than in non-practitioners. The autonomic nervous system regulates the heart rate through two routes - the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems. The former causes the heart rate to rise, while, the parasympathetic slows it. When working well together, the two ensure that the heart rate is steady but ready to respond to changes caused by eating, the fight or flight response, or arousal. The ongoing variation of heart rate is known as heart rate variability (HRV), which refers to the beat-to-beat changes in heart rate. In healthy individuals HRV is high whereas cardiac abnormalities lead to a low HRV. To reach the conclusion, Ramesh Kumar Sunkaria, Vinod Kumar, and Suresh Chandra Saxena of the Electrical Engineering Department, at the Indian Institute of Technology in Roorkee, have evaluated two small groups of men in order to see whether yoga practitioners can improve heart health. Anecdotal evidence would suggest that yoga practice may improve health through breathing exercises, stretching, postures, relaxation, and meditation. Full story