There are three reasons why a student should not have six seats ?

Student 4 seats -

 Because of the immense benefits to the body and mind, the Shishu 4 seat is said to be the king of all the seats  All of our physical and mental activities are controlled by the brain which is the seat of intellect, knowledge, discrimination and power.  As the headstand increases blood flow to the brain, it revives the whole body and mind and also recovers the nervous system.

 

 When the blood goes to the opposite side of the blood, it helps the tissue regenerate, creating more carbon dioxide and toxins from the lungs as a result of abdominal weight gain during deep breathing during exercise.

 

 This Asana practice provides a sense of balance and well being and enhances memory and concentration.

 

 The headstand overturns the blood pressure pattern in the body - extending it over the head and kicking the foot:

 The blood pressure at the top of the head increases from 100/60 mm Hg to 150/110 mm Hg in the standing position.

 The blood pressure of the standing feet will be about 210/170 mm Hg;  And it will drop to 40/0 mm Hg if the student has 4 seats

 

 Blood pressure will remain the same at 120/80 mm Hg

 There are three important reasons why you should not take a student seat:

 (1) However, when you have high blood pressure, it is an important reason for the student not to get 4 seats.  If you are able to do this pose check with your doctor

 (2) Another reason to avoid headstands is when your blood vessels are weak or your eyes have eye problems.  Ignoring your condition will put your health at risk

 (3) Men's headstands are well avoided during menstruation and pregnancy  You don’t want to feel heavy after your yoga class, so please relax and let others fight this demand pose.

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 (23/12/2021)

 (Belpal)