Covid Crisis, Yoga, Pranayama: An Immune System and Effective Research

Authors

  • Asha Khati Lecturer History Government Girls Inter College Bagwalipokhar, District Almora (Uttarakhand) India

Keywords:

Covid Crisis, Yoga, Pranayama, Immune System, Effective Research

Abstract

The history of the whole world gives details of many global epidemics like smallpox, cholera,
tuberculosis, Black Death. The virus-borne COVID-19 is part of a long string of global pandemics.
Due to increasing urbanization, there is a lack of a proper sanitation system, due to which many
infectious diseases are born. In today's architectural situation, the covid-19 disease virus has affected
the whole world at a single health level. During the lockdown period, the epidemic has brought lakhs
of people into a state of unemployment and starvation. Millions of people have lost their lives. In such
a scenario, the incidents of violence or domestic violence are increasing due to increasing tension,
restlessness, nervousness, anxiety, negative. Due to which the entire humanity is in danger. In the
consumerist culture, everyone has seen with open eyes the plight of the workers, laborers, poor
helpless. Today, after traveling thousands of miles long, science has made great achievements in
various fields through new experiments, at the same time many such biological weapons, chemical
molecules have also been invented. Because the best yoni in life is considered to be the human vagina.

Author Biography

Asha Khati, Lecturer History Government Girls Inter College Bagwalipokhar, District Almora (Uttarakhand) India

District Almora (Uttarakhand) India

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Published

28-12-2021

How to Cite

Asha Khati. (2021). Covid Crisis, Yoga, Pranayama: An Immune System and Effective Research. RECENT RESEARCHES IN SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES, 8(4), 1–5. Retrieved from https://ijorr.in/ojs/index.php/rrssh/article/view/87