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Ardha Matsyendra Asana
Bhadra Asana
Bhujanga Asana
Chakra Asana
Hal Asana
Matsya Asan
Mayur Asana
Paschimothan Asana
Sarvanga Asana
Shava Asana
Sirsha Asana
Surya Asana
Tada Asana
Yoga Mudra Asana

Ardha Matsyendra Asana (Half Spinal Twist Posture)

Technique

  • Sit with legs stretched in front.
  • Bend the left leg and place under buttocks so that the upper end of the heel touches the upper end of the thigh. Place right hand behind the back.
  • Hold toe of the right leg with left hand.
  • The left hand should be straight and kept outside the right knee.
  • Twist body towards right as much as possible.
  • Remain in this posture for 10 to 15 seconds.
  • Change position of legs and hands alternately and continue the same procedure.

Synchronisation of Breath

  • Exhale while twisting the entire body.
  • Have normal breathing while maintaining final posture.
  • Inhale while returning to the normal position.

Benefits of Ardha Matsyendra Asana

  • Tones up pancreas, adrenal, thyroid and sex glands.
  • Abdominal muscles are strengthened.
  • Due to internal activation, disorders of kidneys, spleen, liver, stomach, intestine, bladder and pelvis are corrected.
  • Provides maximum flexibility to the spine.
  • Removes spinal pain and tones up spinal nerves.
  • Compresses abdominal area, thereby eliminating constipation and dyspepsia and improving digestion.
  • Protects against enlargement of prostrate and bladder.
  • Good for persons with weak kidneys experiencing urinary troubles.
  • Tones up sexual organs and greatly improves sexual performance of both men and women.
  • Ensures beneficial results for diabetics.

Activates the Subconscious Mind

As it is a good posture for diabetes, diabetics may suggest as follows: "1 am getting relief from diabetes."

Suitability Suitable for all but especially good for diabetics.


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