Do you suffer from insomnia? Try yoga
Insomnia, badly affecting a large number of Argentines, in most cases from a state of restlessness mental.Para apply a natural therapies, we must know the possible causes, as expressed by the yoga teacher Indra Devi one of his books, include: •Fear and concern resulting in anxiety and tension. •Eating or drinking. •Watch a horror movie or reading an exciting novel to lose sleep. •The bad news or moving can also sleep deprivation, especially if it was the end of the day.
Any of the aforementioned reasons initially cause insomnia, difficulty falling asleep or staying up late intermittently -. Sufferers often complain of the condition, with words and thoughts getting tired again, nullifying the benefits of sleep. “The first step to overcoming insomnia is a radical change of attitude. Instead of worrying about the dream that was lost, efforts should be indifferent, and thus more easily be reconciled. “
Says David Lifar, Director Indra Devi Foundation. Next, an exercise recommended yoga asana the shirshasana (position of the full headstand upside down or vertically), since it is suitable for those suffering from nervousness, tension, fatigue, insomnia, fear, poor circulation of blood, asthma, headaches, congested throat, liver disorders, disorders and female general lack of energy, vitality and confidence. His most important quality and effective is that it affects the pituitary gland that dominates the body. This position should not be performed by individuals whose blood pressure is too high, ie above 15, or too low, less than 10. Nor those who experience palpitations when trying to do, or those who suffer from constipation or intestinal excessive dryness.
Also omit those who have ear problems or are suffering from chronic nasal catarrh. Finally, this exercise is forbidden to have a defect in the pituitary gland, in the pineal or thyroid. Also, among the many suggestions for overcoming insomnia and restore restful sleep, deep, restorative youth is very important to meditate before bedtime.