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Rev Up Detoxification Process

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Rev Up Detoxification Process

By singhpa | Body, DIY Tools | Comments are Closed | 23 February, 2006 | 0

Rev up Detoxification Process with Squatting Posture: Utkatasana
In order for physical body to function properly, it needs to keep its detoxification process in full gear so that toxins are regularly thrown out. Progressive build-up of these toxins can create a breeding ground for various ailments. Federal Drug Administration (FDA) estimates that over the period of a life-time, people tend to accumulate an abnormal build-up of compacted fecal matter in their bodies due to compromised process of detoxification. This can lead to the increase in body weight and other bodily problems. The following posture, if practiced regularly, can help you rev up this process and keep your body free from toxins.

Execution
Stand straight with your feet together (a). Once you have balanced your weight on your feet, stand on your toes with your heels raised as high as possible (b). Then slowly sit down on your heels without lowering them to the ground (c). In this, your whole weight will be balanced on your toes. Place your hands on your knees and your thighs should be parallel to the ground. Stay in this posture without undue exertion. Allow your breathing to be deep and comfortable.

Benefits
This posture has multiple effects. It is known to have an excellent effect on cleansing processes. It also helps to facilitate continence by pacifying sex centers and develops a correct posture for the spine. In addition, it helps to tone up the muscles of toes, ankles, feet and legs. Yoga postures are known to facilitate healthier body and mind, improving insomnia symptoms, skin issues, and even in cancer.

Note: Practice these postures under specialist supervision.

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