Monthly Archives: October 2008

Yoga for Back Pain Part 5

Position (Yoga for back pain) The basic strength of yoga lies in its stretching of muscles and joints and then holding it in position combined with scientific breathing technique.  This, coupled with the relaxing breathing techniques reduces strain on muscles and joints, occasionally helping repositioning of tendons and muscle fibbers.  Get moving, remember that if…
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Yoga for Back Pain Part 4

Yoga, which has its roots in India, uses exercises (asanas) to relax and tone the muscles and to massage the organs, breathing techniques (pranayama) to regulate the body's energy levels, meditations to calm the mind, and relaxation postures to reduce and eliminate stress and anxiety.  Aggressively working to improve strength or flexibility at this stage…
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Yoga for Back Pain Part 3

Exercises You should start yoga exercises the moment you decide to get pregnant and continue with your exercises until the last month.  The targeted yoga exercises for low back pain works systematically on the lumbar sacral region.  By giving your back pain a little more attention as soon as it surfaces, you can control it…
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Yoga for Back Pain Part 2

Practice A double blind study published in the December 2005 edition of the Annals f Internal Medicine showed that 3 months of a specifically designed yoga practice gave significant relief to subjects suffering chronic back pain.  Even the doctors now understand the importance of yoga and advise pregnant women to practice yoga for back pain.…
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