Yoga or meditation is best way to drop weight and stay fit without any harm or side effects. The doctors of California weight management firstly suggest to patient to do meditation regularly and see the result of well being in some coming days.
This document discusses how people with diabetes can participate in sports and exercise safely by managing their blood glucose levels. It explains that all sports are allowed for people with diabetes, but they need a plan to monitor and adjust insulin doses and carbohydrate intake before, during, and after physical activity, as exercise can either increase or decrease blood glucose depending on its intensity and duration. The document provides specific tips, such as checking blood sugar more frequently during exercise and consuming carbohydrates to prevent or treat low blood sugar. It emphasizes the importance of education coaches and teammates about diabetes management as well as having necessary supplies available for physical activity.
Meditation has 7 main benefits according to the article:
1) It reduces stress by lowering levels of the stress hormone cortisol and reducing inflammation. This can improve sleep quality and mood.
2) It reduces anxiety by lowering stress levels and, as shown in an 8-week study, can reduce symptoms of anxiety disorders.
3) It improves emotional health by reducing inflammatory chemicals linked to depression and anxiety, promoting a more positive outlook.
4) It increases self-awareness by allowing you to better "know yourself" and make positive changes.
Exercise provides significant psychological benefits in addition to physical health benefits. Regular exercise releases endorphins that reduce stress and pain, resulting in feelings of happiness and a "runner's high." Additional benefits include decreased stress, improved self-confidence and mood, alleviation of depression, increased mental alertness, and an overall better feeling. Exercise may also provide a distraction from daily stressors and reduce muscle tension to promote relaxation.
DrRic The Heart of Yoga- Lotus Yoga (slide share edition)DrRic Saguil
This document summarizes a lecture about integrative approaches to heart health. It discusses Western medical approaches like bypass surgery and medications, as well as alternative approaches like nutrition, exercise including yoga, stress management, and meditation. The lecture emphasizes making sustainable lifestyle changes focusing on proper nutrition including a plant-based diet, movement, managing stress, and cultivating love and social support as part of stabilizing heart health and maintaining improvements.
New Study Finds Comparable Heart Benefits from Yoga and AerobicsLois Bruckno
A physical education teacher named Lois Bruckno enjoys yoga and other outdoor activities in her free time. A recent Harvard study found that yoga can be as beneficial for heart health as aerobic exercise like walking or cycling by lowering cholesterol, blood pressure, and heart rate. While yoga may complement cardiovascular routines and be easier for seniors, more research is still needed before doctors can routinely prescribe it or understand exactly how its benefits occur.
The document outlines a design for a School of Pedagogy that focuses on research-based teaching practices. It includes developing programs around foundations, instructional methods, standards-based learning, differentiation, teacher dispositions, response to intervention, effectiveness, clinical experiences, mentoring, and induction programs. The design also involves assessing needs, designing curriculum around identified understandings and skills, implementing professional development, and collecting data to evaluate effectiveness and improve programs.
The document discusses the eight limbs of yoga according to Patanjali's Yoga Sutra. The eight limbs are universal principles and practices that help practitioners find union between body, mind and spirit. They include yamas (moral disciplines), niyamas (self observances), asanas (postures), pranayama (breathing exercises), pratyahara (sense control), dharana (concentration), dhyana (meditation), and samadhi (blissful absorption in the divine). The core yamas are nonviolence, truthfulness, non-stealing, sense-control and non-possessiveness. The core niyamas are purity, contentment,
This document discusses how people with diabetes can participate in sports and exercise safely by managing their blood glucose levels. It explains that all sports are allowed for people with diabetes, but they need a plan to monitor and adjust insulin doses and carbohydrate intake before, during, and after physical activity, as exercise can either increase or decrease blood glucose depending on its intensity and duration. The document provides specific tips, such as checking blood sugar more frequently during exercise and consuming carbohydrates to prevent or treat low blood sugar. It emphasizes the importance of education coaches and teammates about diabetes management as well as having necessary supplies available for physical activity.
Meditation has 7 main benefits according to the article:
1) It reduces stress by lowering levels of the stress hormone cortisol and reducing inflammation. This can improve sleep quality and mood.
2) It reduces anxiety by lowering stress levels and, as shown in an 8-week study, can reduce symptoms of anxiety disorders.
3) It improves emotional health by reducing inflammatory chemicals linked to depression and anxiety, promoting a more positive outlook.
4) It increases self-awareness by allowing you to better "know yourself" and make positive changes.
Exercise provides significant psychological benefits in addition to physical health benefits. Regular exercise releases endorphins that reduce stress and pain, resulting in feelings of happiness and a "runner's high." Additional benefits include decreased stress, improved self-confidence and mood, alleviation of depression, increased mental alertness, and an overall better feeling. Exercise may also provide a distraction from daily stressors and reduce muscle tension to promote relaxation.
DrRic The Heart of Yoga- Lotus Yoga (slide share edition)DrRic Saguil
This document summarizes a lecture about integrative approaches to heart health. It discusses Western medical approaches like bypass surgery and medications, as well as alternative approaches like nutrition, exercise including yoga, stress management, and meditation. The lecture emphasizes making sustainable lifestyle changes focusing on proper nutrition including a plant-based diet, movement, managing stress, and cultivating love and social support as part of stabilizing heart health and maintaining improvements.
New Study Finds Comparable Heart Benefits from Yoga and AerobicsLois Bruckno
A physical education teacher named Lois Bruckno enjoys yoga and other outdoor activities in her free time. A recent Harvard study found that yoga can be as beneficial for heart health as aerobic exercise like walking or cycling by lowering cholesterol, blood pressure, and heart rate. While yoga may complement cardiovascular routines and be easier for seniors, more research is still needed before doctors can routinely prescribe it or understand exactly how its benefits occur.
The document outlines a design for a School of Pedagogy that focuses on research-based teaching practices. It includes developing programs around foundations, instructional methods, standards-based learning, differentiation, teacher dispositions, response to intervention, effectiveness, clinical experiences, mentoring, and induction programs. The design also involves assessing needs, designing curriculum around identified understandings and skills, implementing professional development, and collecting data to evaluate effectiveness and improve programs.
The document discusses the eight limbs of yoga according to Patanjali's Yoga Sutra. The eight limbs are universal principles and practices that help practitioners find union between body, mind and spirit. They include yamas (moral disciplines), niyamas (self observances), asanas (postures), pranayama (breathing exercises), pratyahara (sense control), dharana (concentration), dhyana (meditation), and samadhi (blissful absorption in the divine). The core yamas are nonviolence, truthfulness, non-stealing, sense-control and non-possessiveness. The core niyamas are purity, contentment,
Yoga can help reduce the risk of heart disease in several ways:
1) Yoga lowers stress and anxiety levels which are associated with heart disease. It also improves blood flow and elasticity of the arteries.
2) Breathing exercises and poses like shavasan can stimulate circulation and relaxation which benefits heart health.
3) Studies have shown reduced cholesterol and reversal of heart disease in patients who practice yoga.
- Hinduism and the Bhagavad Gita preach concepts similar to socialism, with an emphasis on sharing work, wealth, and resources for the benefit of all.
- Those who hoard resources or do not share what they produce are considered thieves, while those who serve society and share what they receive through communal acts like yajnas are freed from sins.
- The ideology is that since the universe is a home for all creatures, different groups must cooperate and share duties like production and consumption to bring about overall peace and prosperity, not just individual upliftment.
The document discusses the relationship between yoga and stress/heart health from various perspectives. It provides an overview of how different yoga texts such as the Bhagavad Gita and Yoga Sutras describe stress and its impacts. It also outlines an integrated yoga module that includes asanas, pranayama, relaxation techniques and meditation to help address stress and heart diseases. The module is intended to provide a multi-dimensional approach through physical, mental, emotional and intellectual practices.
This document discusses how yoga can help reduce risk factors for heart disease. It notes that heart disease is the number one killer worldwide and is influenced by smoking, high cholesterol, stress, high blood pressure, being overweight, and other lifestyle factors. It then explains how yoga can help by reducing stress, increasing equanimity and gratitude, improving cardiovascular health through asanas and pranayama, and helping to reduce weight and fight depression - all of which can positively impact heart health. Finally, it provides examples of gentle asanas and breathing techniques that may benefit those with heart conditions when practiced cautiously.
Comparative immediate effect of different yoga asanas on heart rate and blood...Yogacharya AB Bhavanani
Introduction: This study planned to compare immediate cardiovascular effects of different yoga asanas in healthy young volunteers. Materials and Methods: Heart rate (HR), systolic pressure (SP), and diastolic pressure (DP), blood pressure (BP), were recorded using the non invasive blood pressure ( NIBP) apparatus in 22 healthy young subjects, before and after the performance of Dhanurasana (DA), Vakrasana (VA) (both sides), Janusirasasana (JSA) (both sides), Matsyasana and Shavasana for 30 s. HR and BP were further recorded during supine recovery at 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 min. A repeated measure of ANOVA was used for statistical analysis. Results: There were significant changes in HR and BP both immediately after the Asanas as well as during the recovery period. Overall comparisons of ∆% changes immediately after the performance of the Asanas revealed significant differences with regard to HR that increased significantly after DA. In the recovery phase, there were significant intergroup differences from 2 min onward in both SP and DP. The decrease of SP after VA (right side) (VA-R) was significantly greater than Shavasana (4 th , 6 th , and 8 th min) and JSA (left side) (JSA-L) at 6 th and 8 th min. DP decreased significantly after performing JSA-L compared to VA-R at the 6 th and 8 th min. Discussion: The cardiovascular changes immediately after the Asanas and during the recovery phase reveal inherent differences between the selected postures. The rise of HR in DA may be attributed to increased sympathetic response due to the relative difficulty of the posture as well as abdominal compression occurring in it. The effect of supine relaxation is more pronounced after the performance of the Asanas as compared to mere relaxation in Shavasana. This may be attributed to a normalization and resultant homeostatic effect occurring due to a greater, healthier de- activation of the autonomic nervous system occurring towing to the presence of prior activation. There were also subtle differences between the right sided and left sided performance of VA and JSA that may be occurring due to the different internal structures being either compressed or relaxed on either side. Conclusion: Our study provides initial evidence of differential cardiovascular effects of Asanas and subtle differences between right and left sided performance. Further, cardiovascular recovery is greater after the performance of the Asanas as compared to shavasan; thus, implying a better response when effort precedes relaxation.
Article published in Int J Yoga 2014;7:89-95. http://www.ijoy.org.in/text.asp? 2014/7/2/89/133870
'Yogic Way to a Healthy Heart' Presentation by Dr Sonica Krishan at Cardiomersion 2012 - Lifestyle & Surgery, organized by Fortis Hospital, Chandigarh Surgical Society & Punjab Cardiology Society on Oct 20, 2012
2015 junior Public Relation class. As Meraki PR, my team and I created this PR campaign for a local yoga instructor after meeting with her and assessing her needs. For this project I was responsible for tactics, budgeting, and overall assistance to my team members.
This document discusses the importance of yoga for cardiovascular health. It notes that cardiovascular disease is the number one killer worldwide, affecting over 17 million people and expected to rise to 23 million by 2030. It is also a leading cause of death for women. The document then describes the main types of cardiovascular disease and explains how stress can negatively impact heart health by raising blood pressure and the need for oxygen. It recommends several yoga postures, deep breathing techniques, and meditation that can benefit the heart by reducing stress and abdominal fat.
The document discusses yoga and its benefits for reducing stress and promoting heart health. It outlines the yogic concept of stress as imbalance or disharmony at the physical, mental, psychological, and emotional levels. It then summarizes the five sheaths of existence in yoga and how imbalances can lead to disease by disturbing the flow of prana or vital energy. Various yoga practices like pranayama, asana, relaxation, and meditation techniques are recommended to help reduce stress, clear the mind, and bring greater states of consciousness and bliss.
This document provides information on how yoga can help prevent and manage heart blockages. It discusses what heart blockages are, different types of yoga and mudras that are beneficial, including Nadishodhana pranayama, Brahmi pranayama, and ArdhaMatsyendrasana. It also lists home remedies like turmeric, garlic, ginger and lifestyle changes like eating a diet high in fruits and vegetables and low in red meat and sugar that support heart health. The document emphasizes that combining yoga, breathing exercises and mudras with a healthy diet can help strengthen the heart and reduce risks of heart disease.
The document discusses how yoga practice and breathing techniques can affect the autonomic nervous system. Specifically, it describes how certain poses and breathing methods stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps calm the body and reduce stress responses. It provides examples of poses that have been shown to improve cardiac health by increasing vagal tone and stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system. The document encourages establishing a simple daily yoga practice with restorative poses and focused breathing to help manage stress levels and promote relaxation.
The document discusses how yoga practice can affect the autonomic nervous system. It provides information on the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, and how different breathing techniques and poses can stimulate either the "fight or flight" sympathetic response, or the "rest and digest" parasympathetic response. Specific poses and breathing exercises are presented that have been shown to increase parasympathetic activation and promote relaxation.
Therapeutic applications of yoga - a scientific approach_Shama.pptShama
1. The document discusses the therapeutic applications of yoga for treating various stress-related ailments and diseases. It explains how yoga helps balance the mind and nervous system to reduce stress.
2. Specific yoga practices like pranayama, asanas, relaxation and meditation techniques are recommended for diseases like asthma, arthritis, hypertension, coronary artery disease, diabetes, obesity, and cancer.
3. Regular yoga practice can help manage stress levels and bring mental, physical and emotional balance to help prevent and cure lifestyle diseases. It is a low-cost and patient-centric approach compared to modern allopathic medicine.
Public Relations Campaign Proposal (in booklet form) designed by 8 students in the PR class taught by Arhlene Flowers at Ithaca College. The campaign was designed to help local client Rachel VerValin and her company, Heart Thread Yoga.
The document discusses the autonomic nervous system. It is divided into the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions. The sympathetic division prepares the body for emergencies while the parasympathetic restores homeostasis. Most organs are dually innervated. The document describes the neurotransmission process including the neurotransmitters acetylcholine and norepinephrine, and the receptor types. It compares the two divisions and discusses blocking agents that can interfere with stimulatory or inhibitory effects.
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The document lists 14 benefits of meditation including easing pain, counteracting stress, balancing heart rate and blood pressure, helping with chronic illnesses, insomnia, depression, anxiety, relaxation, focus, and overcoming phobias. It provides contact information for a weight management clinic in Foster City, CA and encourages booking an appointment.
Weight Loss Recipe for Asparagus Bundles With Garlic And Prosciutto | CalMWMgrayjohn
This recipe is for asparagus bundles wrapped in prosciutto and sautéed garlic. It involves steaming asparagus until almost cooked, then wrapping bundles with thinly sliced prosciutto and brushing with sautéed garlic and olive oil. The bundles are then seasoned and baked to serve. Each serving contains 69 calories, 25 calories from protein, and 3 grams of carbohydrates.
Yoga can help reduce the risk of heart disease in several ways:
1) Yoga lowers stress and anxiety levels which are associated with heart disease. It also improves blood flow and elasticity of the arteries.
2) Breathing exercises and poses like shavasan can stimulate circulation and relaxation which benefits heart health.
3) Studies have shown reduced cholesterol and reversal of heart disease in patients who practice yoga.
- Hinduism and the Bhagavad Gita preach concepts similar to socialism, with an emphasis on sharing work, wealth, and resources for the benefit of all.
- Those who hoard resources or do not share what they produce are considered thieves, while those who serve society and share what they receive through communal acts like yajnas are freed from sins.
- The ideology is that since the universe is a home for all creatures, different groups must cooperate and share duties like production and consumption to bring about overall peace and prosperity, not just individual upliftment.
The document discusses the relationship between yoga and stress/heart health from various perspectives. It provides an overview of how different yoga texts such as the Bhagavad Gita and Yoga Sutras describe stress and its impacts. It also outlines an integrated yoga module that includes asanas, pranayama, relaxation techniques and meditation to help address stress and heart diseases. The module is intended to provide a multi-dimensional approach through physical, mental, emotional and intellectual practices.
This document discusses how yoga can help reduce risk factors for heart disease. It notes that heart disease is the number one killer worldwide and is influenced by smoking, high cholesterol, stress, high blood pressure, being overweight, and other lifestyle factors. It then explains how yoga can help by reducing stress, increasing equanimity and gratitude, improving cardiovascular health through asanas and pranayama, and helping to reduce weight and fight depression - all of which can positively impact heart health. Finally, it provides examples of gentle asanas and breathing techniques that may benefit those with heart conditions when practiced cautiously.
Comparative immediate effect of different yoga asanas on heart rate and blood...Yogacharya AB Bhavanani
Introduction: This study planned to compare immediate cardiovascular effects of different yoga asanas in healthy young volunteers. Materials and Methods: Heart rate (HR), systolic pressure (SP), and diastolic pressure (DP), blood pressure (BP), were recorded using the non invasive blood pressure ( NIBP) apparatus in 22 healthy young subjects, before and after the performance of Dhanurasana (DA), Vakrasana (VA) (both sides), Janusirasasana (JSA) (both sides), Matsyasana and Shavasana for 30 s. HR and BP were further recorded during supine recovery at 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 min. A repeated measure of ANOVA was used for statistical analysis. Results: There were significant changes in HR and BP both immediately after the Asanas as well as during the recovery period. Overall comparisons of ∆% changes immediately after the performance of the Asanas revealed significant differences with regard to HR that increased significantly after DA. In the recovery phase, there were significant intergroup differences from 2 min onward in both SP and DP. The decrease of SP after VA (right side) (VA-R) was significantly greater than Shavasana (4 th , 6 th , and 8 th min) and JSA (left side) (JSA-L) at 6 th and 8 th min. DP decreased significantly after performing JSA-L compared to VA-R at the 6 th and 8 th min. Discussion: The cardiovascular changes immediately after the Asanas and during the recovery phase reveal inherent differences between the selected postures. The rise of HR in DA may be attributed to increased sympathetic response due to the relative difficulty of the posture as well as abdominal compression occurring in it. The effect of supine relaxation is more pronounced after the performance of the Asanas as compared to mere relaxation in Shavasana. This may be attributed to a normalization and resultant homeostatic effect occurring due to a greater, healthier de- activation of the autonomic nervous system occurring towing to the presence of prior activation. There were also subtle differences between the right sided and left sided performance of VA and JSA that may be occurring due to the different internal structures being either compressed or relaxed on either side. Conclusion: Our study provides initial evidence of differential cardiovascular effects of Asanas and subtle differences between right and left sided performance. Further, cardiovascular recovery is greater after the performance of the Asanas as compared to shavasan; thus, implying a better response when effort precedes relaxation.
Article published in Int J Yoga 2014;7:89-95. http://www.ijoy.org.in/text.asp? 2014/7/2/89/133870
'Yogic Way to a Healthy Heart' Presentation by Dr Sonica Krishan at Cardiomersion 2012 - Lifestyle & Surgery, organized by Fortis Hospital, Chandigarh Surgical Society & Punjab Cardiology Society on Oct 20, 2012
2015 junior Public Relation class. As Meraki PR, my team and I created this PR campaign for a local yoga instructor after meeting with her and assessing her needs. For this project I was responsible for tactics, budgeting, and overall assistance to my team members.
This document discusses the importance of yoga for cardiovascular health. It notes that cardiovascular disease is the number one killer worldwide, affecting over 17 million people and expected to rise to 23 million by 2030. It is also a leading cause of death for women. The document then describes the main types of cardiovascular disease and explains how stress can negatively impact heart health by raising blood pressure and the need for oxygen. It recommends several yoga postures, deep breathing techniques, and meditation that can benefit the heart by reducing stress and abdominal fat.
The document discusses yoga and its benefits for reducing stress and promoting heart health. It outlines the yogic concept of stress as imbalance or disharmony at the physical, mental, psychological, and emotional levels. It then summarizes the five sheaths of existence in yoga and how imbalances can lead to disease by disturbing the flow of prana or vital energy. Various yoga practices like pranayama, asana, relaxation, and meditation techniques are recommended to help reduce stress, clear the mind, and bring greater states of consciousness and bliss.
This document provides information on how yoga can help prevent and manage heart blockages. It discusses what heart blockages are, different types of yoga and mudras that are beneficial, including Nadishodhana pranayama, Brahmi pranayama, and ArdhaMatsyendrasana. It also lists home remedies like turmeric, garlic, ginger and lifestyle changes like eating a diet high in fruits and vegetables and low in red meat and sugar that support heart health. The document emphasizes that combining yoga, breathing exercises and mudras with a healthy diet can help strengthen the heart and reduce risks of heart disease.
The document discusses how yoga practice and breathing techniques can affect the autonomic nervous system. Specifically, it describes how certain poses and breathing methods stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps calm the body and reduce stress responses. It provides examples of poses that have been shown to improve cardiac health by increasing vagal tone and stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system. The document encourages establishing a simple daily yoga practice with restorative poses and focused breathing to help manage stress levels and promote relaxation.
The document discusses how yoga practice can affect the autonomic nervous system. It provides information on the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, and how different breathing techniques and poses can stimulate either the "fight or flight" sympathetic response, or the "rest and digest" parasympathetic response. Specific poses and breathing exercises are presented that have been shown to increase parasympathetic activation and promote relaxation.
Therapeutic applications of yoga - a scientific approach_Shama.pptShama
1. The document discusses the therapeutic applications of yoga for treating various stress-related ailments and diseases. It explains how yoga helps balance the mind and nervous system to reduce stress.
2. Specific yoga practices like pranayama, asanas, relaxation and meditation techniques are recommended for diseases like asthma, arthritis, hypertension, coronary artery disease, diabetes, obesity, and cancer.
3. Regular yoga practice can help manage stress levels and bring mental, physical and emotional balance to help prevent and cure lifestyle diseases. It is a low-cost and patient-centric approach compared to modern allopathic medicine.
Public Relations Campaign Proposal (in booklet form) designed by 8 students in the PR class taught by Arhlene Flowers at Ithaca College. The campaign was designed to help local client Rachel VerValin and her company, Heart Thread Yoga.
The document discusses the autonomic nervous system. It is divided into the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions. The sympathetic division prepares the body for emergencies while the parasympathetic restores homeostasis. Most organs are dually innervated. The document describes the neurotransmission process including the neurotransmitters acetylcholine and norepinephrine, and the receptor types. It compares the two divisions and discusses blocking agents that can interfere with stimulatory or inhibitory effects.
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The document lists 14 benefits of meditation including easing pain, counteracting stress, balancing heart rate and blood pressure, helping with chronic illnesses, insomnia, depression, anxiety, relaxation, focus, and overcoming phobias. It provides contact information for a weight management clinic in Foster City, CA and encourages booking an appointment.
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This recipe is for asparagus bundles wrapped in prosciutto and sautéed garlic. It involves steaming asparagus until almost cooked, then wrapping bundles with thinly sliced prosciutto and brushing with sautéed garlic and olive oil. The bundles are then seasoned and baked to serve. Each serving contains 69 calories, 25 calories from protein, and 3 grams of carbohydrates.
Obesity decoded by California Medical Weight Management | calmwm.comgrayjohn
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