Yogic Effect on Asthma Patient
Keywords:
Yoga, Asthma, Pranayama and CleansingAbstract
Asthma is one of the most common disease in our respiratory system. Around 5 percent of world
are affected by asthma ,it means approximately 300 million cases all around the world and India
alone cover 15-20 million asthmatic paitent (this report is taken from W.H.O.) .Every year out of
million people around 300 people die due to asthma. Only standard medical treatment is one of the
best medical treatment of asthma and asthma attack but now yoga have taken the place of standard
medical treatment and expensive medication. Yoga is not concern about wealth but its only concern
with physical, social and mental health. How you improve your pulmonary function and respiration
with quality of life by doing yoga, pranayama and meditation. It is the better therapy which has
better outcomes for long period of time.
These goals are attained by Love and help for all living beings, Respect for life, protection of
nature and the environment, a peaceful state of mind, Full vegetarian diet, Pure thoughts and positive
lifestyle, Physical, mental and spiritual practices, Tolerance for all nations, cultures and religions.
Yogic techniques are known to improve one’s overall performance. Pranayama is an important, yet
little known part of Yoga. Until recently, this art and science of yogic breathing was almost
completely unknown to the common man like many other ancient Indian arts. Pranayama techniques
act to purify the nadis including these three main energy channels.
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