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Bhujangasana for flat stomach

The cobra pose is one of the important yogasanas for flat belly. It is one of the few yoga poses that benefits the body from head to toes. It is good to relieve backache, acts like as stress buster, and enhances digestion. It is an important yoga pose that prevents women from many gynecological disorders. It is beneficial in case of thyroid problems and slipped disc.
How to do (steps)

• Lie down on the prone position.
• There should be least gap between your legs.
• Place your palms besides your shoulder and the head should rest on the ground.
• Inhaling; raise your head up to your navel region and try to see the roof.
• Hold the position as long as one can do.
• Continue inhale and exhale while maintaining the pose.
• Bring the body down with deep exhalation.
• Repeat the process for 3 to 5 times.

  

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 Ustrasana or Camel Pose
 steps to do the pose:

• Kneel on your yoga mat and press your chin onto the floor, such that it is flat against the mat. Now place your hands on either side of your pelvis, with your fingers pointing downwards.
• Next, push your tailbone downwards and forwards while keeping your upper body upright. Inhale and tilt your head back, with your chin pointing to the sky.
• Gently lean back forming an inward arch in your back. Now place your palms on the soles of your feet for added support.
• Hold this pose for fifteen to twenty seconds, exhale and come back to your original position.

  

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  The camel pose helps improve your respiratory and digestive systems. It also opens up your chest and your heart while strengthening your abdominal muscles, shoulders and thighs.

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Padmasana

       Usually known as the Lotus pose, this cross-legged posture usually helps to deepen meditation by calming the mind. It is said that if you practice this pose regularly, you are sure to blossom just like the lotus. This is not only an effective pose in yoga for skin glow but also helps reduce muscular tension and also relaxes the mind.

1. Sit on a mat, making sure your legs are stretched out and your spine is erect.
2. Bend your right leg at the knee. Place your foot on the left thigh, such that the foot is pointing upwards, and the heel is close to your stomach.
3. Do the same with your left leg.
4. Place your hands in a mudra position over your knees.
5. Make sure your spine is erect and your head is straight throughout.
6. Hold the pose for about 100 counts while taking deep breaths.

   

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Benefits of Yoga to Increase Height

Every one of us desires to become tall. Some of us even wonder whether it is possible to increase height in the natural way even after we cross the actual age of growing. Well, yoga is the solution for this. Yoga can do wonders to overall improve our posture and stature and make us tall or look tall.
Some rigorous Yoga postures can help in stretching and lengthening our spine. But when we want to start, we should start with simple exercises. Height is co-related with the length of our bones. After a particular age, the bones’ length does not increase. But it has been proved that yoga can assist in correcting our posture and add a few inches to our height.

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3. Surya namaskar or sun salutation

Surya namaskar is a set of yoga aasanas done in succession. It has amazing weight reduction properties since it employs various forward and backward bending aasanas that flex and stretch the spinal column giving a profound stretch to the whole body. Believe it or not this is a full body workout like no other. It has a deep effect in detoxifying your internal organs through copious oxygenation and has a deeper relaxing effect. Know more about the sun salutation or surya namaskar.

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