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Stressing Out? 7 Breathing Exercises That Can Lower Your Heart Rate
Stress can be managed with simple breathing exercises which activates the parasympathetic nervous system, slowing your heart rate within minutes by promoting relaxation and lowering cortisol levels.
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Thyroid Health: 7 Exercise To Manage Thyroid Disorders
Regular exercise like walking, yoga, strength training, swimming, Pilates, cycling, and breathing practices can help balance thyroid function.
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Feeling Anxious? Expert Explains How Deep Breathing Can Help Calm Your Mind
Anxiety is your body and mind’s natural response to stress or perceived danger.
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Want To Strengthen Your Lungs? Practise This Expert-Recommended Pranayama Daily
The breathing exercise will likely reduce cortisol levels by 23 to 27 per cent, according to Luke Coutinho.
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9 Hacks To Relieve Tension Headaches Within Minutes
Tension headaches affect 20 to 25% of the Indian population. Here are science-backed hacks to relieve tension headaches within minutes.
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Can Practising Anulom-Vilom Daily Improve Lung Health In Winter?
Anulom Vilom offers a slow and rhythmic way of breathing which helps to warm and filter the air through the nose. This can be particularly helpful when the outside air is harsh and drying for the airways.
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8 Health Hacks To Effectively Calm The Nervous System
A calm nervous system is a byproduct of well-regulated emotional health. Here are science-validated health hacks that can help you effectively calm the nervous system.
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Pilates for Seniors: 7 Reasons Why Older Adults Should Start Pilates Today
Pilates emphasises on core stability, precise breathing, and mindful movements, which makes it ideal for those over 60 facing age-related challenges.
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Malaika Arora Recommends These 5 "Must-Do" Breathing Exercises
In yoga, pranayama is considered the bridge between the body and the mind.
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Laugh, Hydrate, Exercise: Lung Doctor Shares Essential Care Tips For Winter
Lung capacity generally peaks in your mid-20s, but the rate at which it declines depends entirely on your daily habits.
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Stressing Out? 7 Breathing Exercises That Can Lower Your Heart Rate
Stress can be managed with simple breathing exercises which activates the parasympathetic nervous system, slowing your heart rate within minutes by promoting relaxation and lowering cortisol levels.
-
Thyroid Health: 7 Exercise To Manage Thyroid Disorders
Regular exercise like walking, yoga, strength training, swimming, Pilates, cycling, and breathing practices can help balance thyroid function.
-
Feeling Anxious? Expert Explains How Deep Breathing Can Help Calm Your Mind
Anxiety is your body and mind’s natural response to stress or perceived danger.
-
Want To Strengthen Your Lungs? Practise This Expert-Recommended Pranayama Daily
The breathing exercise will likely reduce cortisol levels by 23 to 27 per cent, according to Luke Coutinho.
-
9 Hacks To Relieve Tension Headaches Within Minutes
Tension headaches affect 20 to 25% of the Indian population. Here are science-backed hacks to relieve tension headaches within minutes.
-
Can Practising Anulom-Vilom Daily Improve Lung Health In Winter?
Anulom Vilom offers a slow and rhythmic way of breathing which helps to warm and filter the air through the nose. This can be particularly helpful when the outside air is harsh and drying for the airways.
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8 Health Hacks To Effectively Calm The Nervous System
A calm nervous system is a byproduct of well-regulated emotional health. Here are science-validated health hacks that can help you effectively calm the nervous system.
-
Pilates for Seniors: 7 Reasons Why Older Adults Should Start Pilates Today
Pilates emphasises on core stability, precise breathing, and mindful movements, which makes it ideal for those over 60 facing age-related challenges.
-
Malaika Arora Recommends These 5 "Must-Do" Breathing Exercises
In yoga, pranayama is considered the bridge between the body and the mind.
-
Laugh, Hydrate, Exercise: Lung Doctor Shares Essential Care Tips For Winter
Lung capacity generally peaks in your mid-20s, but the rate at which it declines depends entirely on your daily habits.
