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6 Reasons to Try Yoga

Reasons to try yoga

There are many physical, emotional and spiritual benefits to the practice of yoga. If you have been considering trying yoga, there are many reasons to give it a try.

Yoga offers a wide range of physical benefits. The practice has been used for thousands of years and modern science has shown yoga to benefit a range of health conditions, including high blood pressure, diabetes, asthma, arthritis and many others.

Yoga helps to control pain. Whether you are experiencing pain or just want to feel better in general, yoga may help. When yoga is combined with meditation, it has been shown to have therapeutic benefits for pain control for a variety of health conditions.

Yoga improves strength and flexibility. The yoga asanas help to strengthen all the muscles in your body and improve flexibility and balance. In addition, yoga brings your body into better alignment and improves your posture, which can reduce pain and tension in the body.

Yoga helps to reduce stress. In the hectic pace of life, stress has almost become normal. Everyone is stressed, even our children. Yoga can help to lower stress levels, heart rate, and can improve feelings of anxiety, worry, and depression and bring a feeling of calm and peace to your life.

Yoga helps your breathing. The pranayama breathing in yoga teaches you to breathe correctly. Most people take fast and shallow breaths, but this is not the best way to breathe for your lungs or taking in oxygen. With the practice of yoga, you will slow down your breathing, which benefits your lungs and helps to relax your body and mind.

Yoga can help you maintain your body weight and even lose weight. When practicing yoga and following the healthy yoga lifestyle tips related to diet, exercise and rest, you will live a healthier life, which will reflect in your weight and overall wellness.

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About Pattie Hughes

Pattie Hughes is a freelance writer and mother of four young children. She and her husband have been married since 1992. Pattie holds a degree in Elementary Education from Florida Atlantic University. Just before her third child was born, the family relocated to Pennsylvania to be near family. She stopped teaching and began writing. This gives her the opportunity to work from home and be with her children. She enjoys spending time with her family, doing crafts, playing outside at the park or just hanging out together.