Unlocking Wellness: The Health Benefits of Yoga
Bones are the scaffolding of our human constitution, the scaffolding which protects us from organs getting injured, holding our body skeletal frame together making us perform, making us function and this should last us for more than a lifetime.
To protect its interest we need appropriate nutrition, appropriate supplementation, natural supplementation and appropriate challenge to our musculoskeletal structure through different kinds of exercise may it be yoga, calisthenics and functional training.
When bones don’t remain bold enough to take the weight of your own being, when bones become brittle and cannot allow you to anchor within your frame and peacefully settle, that’s the time you must know that the bones have eroded, corroded from inside. They become weak, says Dr Mickey Mehta, Global Holistic health guru.
The biggest question is how? Why?
look out for those questions and you will realise that you haven’t loved them enough, serviced them enough, fed them enough, challenged them enough. The neglect of food and fitness results in degeneration of bone health. If there is neglect, the understanding is very clear as to why, and then the answer emerges ‘how’ do we once again reverse? Of course, yoga can help improve bone strength. It is reversible and yes it may not happen overnight. It will take a while.
Yoga helps to increase muscle and bone strength, which has a positive effect on your balance, posture, and stability. Staying active can help to alleviate pain and reduce your risk of bone fractures. The best yoga poses for bone strength include balance and strengthening moves, and any pose that encourages you to sit or stand tall, as opposed to flexing the spine and bending forward. Balance and strengthening poses help prevent falls. to a great extent, says Dr Mehta.
Yoga is an excellent way to enhance your bone strength. A daily routine of certain yoga asanas can help to strengthen your muscles and bones, which helps lower your risk of injuries and falls. Yoga is a useful addition to your osteoporosis treatment plan. It can help to ease symptoms, improve bone health, and lower your risk of complications. Yoga may also increase bone density after menopause.
Gentle yoga involving weight-bearing poses can build strength, ease pain, and encourage good posture. It also helps improve flexibility, stability, and agility. These benefits of daily movements will help improve coordination and reduce your risk of falling too.
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