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Yoga For Hypertension And Heart Disease
What way does yoga help?
Since 1960s the researchers have shown (through short term and long term controlled studies) the beneficial effects of individual practices of yoga such as Savasana or Pranayama or meditation, practiced regularly for 20 to 30 minutes per day to reduce the blood pressure significantly in mild and labile hypertensive.
When it comes to moderate or severe essential hypertension or CHD, the problem which was psychosomatic in nature seems to have moved on several steps ahead to cause organic changes resulting in coronary blockage (CHD) or permanent changes of arteries (hypertension).
Hence yoga practices for 30 to 60 minutes in 24 hours without a total change in the approaches and attitudes may not correct the cardiac problems. Realizing this, life style change programmes have been advocated with remarkable changes in the state of health. The degree of blocks in the coronaries have reduced
significantly after one year of life style change programs.
Vrksasana
(Vrksa: Tree posture)
Sthiti: Tadasana (with eyes open.)
Practice
Disclaimer: Before practice, please consult your doctor in case you are suffering from ailments. It is recommended to practice under the guidance of experts.



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