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The Half Tortoise Pose


Ardha Kurmasana is also known as Half Tortoise Yoga Asana. Because of its resemblance to a tortoise it also is called the tortoise pose.

This yoga asana can be very beneficial to your body. By performing this asana regularly and properly your body can be rejuvenated. The organs get stretched to the maximum with every movement of this asana.

Half tortoise poseYour shoulder movement will improve as will the muscles in the corresponding areas. The abdominal muscles will be toned and become more flexible. The asana stretches the lower part of the lungs, which is good for your breathing. It also increases the lung capacity, which proves to be crucial if you have breathing problems such as asthma. The pressure put on your neck and head improves migraine problems. It also can be a stress buster because of its stress relieving capacity.

Stomach-related problems are solved too. If you suffer from indigestion or constipation this asana helps to improve it greatly. The digestive system is up and running with the help of the asana. A fresh supply of blood is provided to each and every organ for a smooth flowing bodily system. It relaxes the brain by means of the fresh supply of blood. Many of your sleeping problems are addressed by performing this asana. It is a good cure for insomnia.

Backache problems can termed a thing of the past. Ardha Kurmasana stretches the spine, which relieves you from any backache or spine problems. Due to the level of blood circulation, your heart remains fit and fine. The bending and stretching increases the level of flexibility of your arms and hips. Toning gives great shape to your body, which keeps you positive and healthy.

The internal organs are massaged very well to bring the extra zest needed for your body. It serves as a great remedy for anemic as well as diabetic patients. The pressure on the thigh and legs makes it strong and sturdy. It also tones the thigh muscles due to the position in which the asana is done. The spine is elongated by the stretch provided during the asana. It is a benefit in disguise, as it cures many ailments.

Note: The reader of this article should exercise all precautions before following any of the asanas from this article and the site. To avoid any problems while doing the asanas, it is advised that you consult a doctor and a yoga instructor. The responsibility lies solely with the reader and not with the site or the writer.

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