Parivritta Parshvakonasana Improve Digestion, Strengthen Your Limbs
The Revolved Side Angle Pose of Yoga Nourishes Your Hip, Spine, Chest, Lungs and Shoulders.
The Revolved Side Angle Pose of Yoga Nourishes Your Hip, Spine, Chest, Lungs and Shoulders.
The Lord of the Dance Pose Nourishes Your Thighs Calf Muscles and Ankles.
The Circle Pose of Yoga Stimulates Thyroid & Pituitary Glands & Resists, Sciatica, Asthma And Sinusitis.
The Tortoise Pose of Yoga opens Your Hips, Stretches Your Legs, Back, And Shoulders and massages your abdominal organs stimulating secretion of digestive juices like insulin and bile.
The Kukkutasana or the Cockerel Pose of Yoga strengthens your joints at your wrists, elbows and shoulders.
The Pigeon Pose of Yoga also Build Body’s Resistance Against Sciatica.
The Head-To-Knee Forward Bend of Yoga helps in soothing your blood pressure as you bend down and breathe easy. It also helps you to calm your mind and overcome depression. At the physical level it puts pressure on all your abdominal organs and helps them to secrete better. It also helps in nourishing your hips, spine, shoulders, and hamstrings.
In the Reclining Belly Twist Pose of Yoga as your entire torso undergoes a twist and a mild controlled stretch, many of your internal organs are stimulated to secrete better. As you pancreas is also stretched it can be stimulated to secrete more insulin, the liver secretes more bile. The gall bladder, the urinary bladder and kidneys are also gently massaged, as also are your shoulders, neck, triceps (arms) and calves (legs).
The Gomukhasana or the Cow Pose of Yoga stretches your chest and develops in you the poise of keeping your chest thrust out. This gives you a confident poise. In addition this pose also stretches your ankles, hips thighs, shoulders, armpits, biceps and triceps.
The Eagle Pose mimics an eagle and hence the name. It improves your sense of balance, your powers of concentration and poise while nurturing your hips, calf muscles, ankles and shoulders.