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Lie
down on the stomach. |
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Stretch
the hands alongside the body. |
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Bend
at the knees, touching the feet to the buttocks. |
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Catch hold of
the ankles by the hands. |
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Close the mouth.
Bring the ankles down and forward so that the chest and thighs are raised higher
and higher. |
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Only
the weight of the body will rest on the navel. |
5. |
Raise
the hind and upper part of the body. |
6. |
Bend
the body into a bow shape. |
7. |
Retain
the pose for a while. |
8. |
After
one week, rock the body forward and backward so that the entire system gets a
massage. |
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Thirty
seconds up to five minutes. While catching hold of the ankles and straining, breath
in, and while rocking forward, breath out |
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Dhanurasana
is the combination of salabhasana and bhujangasana. |
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That
is why provides he benefits of both of those asanas. |
3. |
It
makes the entire back elastic and strengthened, it cures constipation and diarrhea,
reduces obesity and strengthens the muscles of the hands and legs. |
4. |
It
gets rid of flatulence, and gives a good massage to the chest and stomach. |
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Avoid
if suffering from slipped disc hernia, or high blood pressure. |
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