Bhastrika Pranayam (भस्त्रिका प्रानायांम)

Bhastrika pranayama is an important breath exercise in yoga and
Bhastrika involves a rapid and forceful process of inhalation and exhalation powered by the movement of the diaphragm.

The movement of air is accompanied by an audible sound.

Favourable effect on the respiratory and digestive system. Drains excess phlegm from the lungs. Oxygenates the blood increasing the vitality of all the organs and tissues. Strengthens and tones the abdominal region.

Method In Bastrika pranayama

1 . Sit upright In comfortable Place

2. Close your eyes

3. Inhale deeply Through both nostrils and exhale rapidly.

4. Inhalation through the nose using the central and lower parts of the stomach

5. Breathe out.

6. You can do this 8 to 10 times.

( 1 ) Benefit

1. By doing bhatrika, there is a lot of oxygen for lungs Supplies.

2. It removes the disorders of the respiratory system.

3. Improves efficiency and increases purity of consciousness.

4. Produces heat in the body and increases appetite. Destroys mucus.

5. Bhastrika is useful for digestive system, diabetes, sinus etc.

( 2 ) Caution

1. In your initial practice of blower you push the breath too far avoid the temptation of

2. Doing it in excess can cause things like dizziness, drowsiness.

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