Movement is must ! Yoga tips by Dr Deepa Mehta

The crisp way to kick start your day

Start your day with lukewarm water. You can also add some lemon zest and ginger zest in it. It helps in the detoxification of body.

Instant remedies to boost your immune system

Take some Basil leaves (Tulsi) and black pepper. Soak them in water overnight. Consume it the next morning by warming it.

Take a pinch of turmeric, pinch black pepper and 1 tsp of virgin coconut oil with warm milk.

Importance of yoga

For a stress free life, one must practice Sun salutations which are Suryanamskaar and Shavasana. They are both easy to practice and have good results in keeping our mind and body fit and healthy.

Start by practicing Shavasana or Balasana first, as it can sustain and last for long course of time. Then move on to advanced asanas of yoga to make it a healthy lifestyle routine. Practicing yoga asanas increase the secretion of serotonin, which raises the level of dopamine (happy emotions).

Some benefits of yoga asanas are

- Balances blood pressure

- Balances blood sugar levels

- Reduces anxiety levels

- Sound sleep

- Boosts Immune power

All fears will decrease and you will end up feeling better day by day.

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* Dr Deepa Mehta is a Diet and Yoga Science Expert

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